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@jr: The funny thing is that there really isn't an argument against it in the Geass mythology. It's not like you're the only person who thinks he's dead- there are tons of people, yet the only even remotely coherent argument I've seen against it is that Nunnally has some sort of magical power to "see into people's souls and read their thoughts", which is really just as absurd as it sounds (not to mention that there's another rational explanation for her "lie detector" ability). Unless Taniguchi or Okouchi explicitly says that something else happened or that Lelouch is dead (which you can bet that they won't) you're probably never going to have something to oppose it. However, he's not explicitly stated to be alive either, so even if the facts are against you, you're entitled to be able to interpret any ending you want.
And for the record- things really aren't just "put in to be a huge anomaly" unless they have an additional rational explanation. Obviously this was intentional, since it was in the script.
And for the record- things really aren't just "put in to be a huge anomaly" unless they have an additional rational explanation. Obviously this was intentional, since it was in the script.
i'll take your word for that since you did bring up the lie detector ability of hers. so it could fit in with that. but there was never any thorough explanation on that either. so i guess if that was brought to the table in discussion, there wouldn't be much to back up the theory. but then again i say it's an anomaly because some scripts have that put in just for the sake of getting fans to discuss the series in further lengths after it's end. but as we were discussing on the vision Nunnally saw. has anyone ever thought maybe it might be just a misinterpretation? like perhaps it was just Lelouch having a flashback on all the events that lead him to where he was or something? it does fit in with that saying of peoples lives flashing before their eyes upon death.
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