Code Geass Episode 25.

I just finished Code Geass.

It was intense, and I think I blanked out for the rest of its twenty-four-minute length. The kiss between C.C. and Lelouch was beautifully done. I thought having been shown her memories, Lelouch has a deeper connection with C.C. now.

 

At Kamenijima. 

 
 

C.C. being burned at the stake, as shown in the flashbacks.

  

C.C.'s past.  

 

"You're not alone." 

(Lelouch to C.C.) 

  

C.C. surprised by Lelouch's words.

 
 

"If you're a witch, then I am a magic king."

Oh gosh, that is such a lovely conversation. 

 

"You must win, Lelouch. You have to conquer your past." 

 

Lelouch♥C.C.

 

 

"C.C. Don't die." 

 

The only traitor I can see in the episode is Suzaku.  

 

Lelouch finally revealed to Suzaku and Kallen.

 

Lelouch stunned by Suzaku's words.  

Just for the record, I hate Suzaku to the very end. Haaaaate him to tiny little bits. I often use dislike, but not this time, because I really hate Suzaku.

 

There are still so many questions laid out in the open, and they had to end it at that! What happened to Nunnally? Did Suzaku die, or did Suzaku die? (I'm sure Lelouch couldn't have died, since there's no point in extending the series to a second season without the main character.) What about the Japanese? I'm pretty sure they fell to Britain... ugh.

"Humans... exist to chase happiness. What Lelouch was looking for is just that bit of happiness. It's not something special, the root of his actions. They are very tiny wishes, which are obvious in anyone. These dreams, these words - who can renounce them? Who has that right?"

C.C.

"However. No matter who, no matter what the wish is. One cannot bind others and the world to himself. If one allows the thoughts of others to go beyond that of the world, his existence is merely one which is drifting by the waves."

"It is a fact that people exist to pursue happiness. All the wishes - they are born from despair."

Seriously, what a cliffhanger!

I better get started on the second season soon.