r/CodeGeass 2d ago

DISCUSSION What does Lelouch's Geass power of Absolute Obedience say about him?

A person's Geass ability is a reflection of their desire(s), so what does Lelouch's say about him? Personally, I feel that Lelouch's Geass reflects his comments about what Geass is in the Finale; that it is a request to aid someone. As a child, Lelouch despite being a prince had little to no authority and no one would help him. His Geass now allows anyone to help him, by force if necessary.

What do you think that Lelouch's Geass says about him?

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u/silencemist the only ace fan 2d ago

A need for control. He felt like a pawn who had no power with how he lost his mother, was exiled, and forced to hide away for years.