Okay, I don’t normally really blog about shows’ plots and things like that, but some rumors are circulating about the contents of episode 6, and it reminded me of something I find very odd about episode 5. Definite spoilers for 5 follow, and possibly spoilers for 6, so hit the jump at your own risk.


So, a friend tells me that the word on 2ch is that in the next episode, we’ll learn that Nunally is engaged to Suzaku and Prince Schneizel is engaged to the heretofore un-met Empress of China.

I don’t know whether any of that’s true (although…Suzaku? And MY Nunally? YARRDEATHANDBADTHINGS!), but it reminded me…isn’t it really odd that, at the end of episode 5, it’s revealed that Nunally is going to act as governor of area 11?

Considering that, you know, all of the Britannians who knew Nunally are related to the school and have all had their memories altered so as not to remember her. Which means that no Britannians– i.e. the members of the ruling class –actually know Nunally. But based on the small glimpse of her we caught in the episode, she doesn’t seem to have had her memories altered; she still knows Lelouch is her brother and all that jazz. And even if all the Britannians thought she had a different past than she actually does…she doesn’t. So that’d make for some weird meetings.

Now, she might not get enough freedom from the Britannians to actually go to the school to try and visit her brother and friends, so maybe it won’t come up. (SPOILER! She actually has an aide assigned to her to prevent her from doing anything that would actually matter. Betcha twenty bucks Lelouch bangs the aide, btw…she looks like she needs it.)

But wouldn’t Milly or her parents– who aren’t part of the nobility but still seem pretty involved, and who would also have known Nunally prior to any memory alterations –bump into her at a formal function of some kind or another?

OOPS. I just realized the error in my logic: I tried to inject logic into Code Geass. MY BAD!

God, I love this show. ♥


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