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KingPin

What do you think of Euphy’s idea and Lelouch’s reaction at the end?

Eric C

With Euphemia's declaration of the Special Administrative Zone of Japan, Lelouch has been backed into a corner. What do you think his response will be, and what do you two think of the idea of this Zone?

sammypompeius

Euphy was trying to help but Lelouch feels betrayed, she "understands nothing" of his, and those who suffered like him's, pain. The Special Administrative Zone is performative acceptance, explaining Schneizel's support. "Working for the system is hard but it's right" and Brittania keeps japanese working for cheap in hope of being "one of the good ones" + completely destroys support for resistance. What could make the SAZ work?

sammypompeius

Lelouch learned young to detach himself from death in war, this ep we see him lead without that weight. Instead of bravado and maniac laughter he is genuinely happy and relaxed having fun with friends. How would his future be had his life not been a trauma-fest?

Bryan McClure

Will zero try and stop Euphy's efforts to bring peace? if so how?

Bryan McClure

Do you agree with lalouch that Euphi's play Would never work, Or do you think he may be blinded by his own Arrogance and over confidence in his perspective?

sammypompeius

The Special Administrative Zone is, despite Euphy's intentions, a false equality to stop rebellion. What does Schneizel's support of it means?