But with the deepening of the plot, there is nothing to examine whether the war is just or not. Whether it is the Black Knights, the British Empire, or perhaps the Chinese Alliance, all of these seem to have no clear boundaries, because they know that they are all pursuing peace. In the play, Lu Luxiu told his sister Nanali that what he was after was tomorrow, and what he wanted was for her to live well and safely. I was still wondering why Lu Luxiu wanted to establish an autocratic regime, and why Suzaku, who had always opposed him and even hated him, would help him. I didn't realize until the end, when another ZERO appeared, that this was his way.
When Suzaku's sharp sword pierced his chest, when everything returned to the picture they discussed, I was deeply shocked. Later, I watched this clip over and over again, and I couldn't help crying every time. Maybe I'm too emotional, but if you look at it from the beginning to the end, I believe you will feel a little bit too.
I remember what Lelouch said in Nanali's arms before he died: I... destroy the world... and then recreate the world... very succinctly summed up his life .
Until his death, the world was still shouting for ZERO and proud of his heroic deeds. However, Lelouch, as a generation of demon kings, took on all the sins until his death. Whether he really died in the end with the power of the king of Geass, I don't know, but I know that his death gave the world a wish, so that people can meet tomorrow in peace. His death was worth the money, shouldn't those who died deserved be respected? So he must die, at least in the eyes of the world he died under the sword of ZERO. Can sing and cry!
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