Code Geass R2 Ep.21 - Too Deep for my Fried Rice Brain

What I Watched

What I Expected

What I Got

All this deep thinking philosophical stuff makes my head hurt, and not in a good way. So Lulu's parents wanted to stop time and create a world without lies? And they had to use a thought elevator to do so before Anya decided to merge with Lilith? Oh well. Either way, turns out Marianne was also a bad guy, Nunnally was blinded by her own parents, Suzaku suddenly switched sides again, C.C. chooses Lulu after all, and I'm probably not going to get that Karen ending I've been wanting since season one. Naming Suzaku a Knight of Zero is terribly ironic, and I'm sure that was on purpose. I'm still not fully sure why he switched over so happily, but hey, we got more spinning. :D Interestingly, Shirley's view of the world where everyone was a liar was directly caused by the actions of Charles and Marianne. In their effort to create a world without lies, they permeated it with lies even more. What happens to poor Anya now?

--Ou-bento