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How Dumb Are The Black Knights? | Code Geass - Betrayal

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The Black Knights faced a crisis of trust in Zero as Schneizel exposed shocking truths about Lelouch, causing doubts and divisions within the group. Schneizel strategically exploited the Black Knights' trust issues by revealing evidence of Zero's betrayals and manipulation, ultimately leading to a loss of faith and loyalty towards their leader.

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  • Schneizel strategically exploited the Black Knights' trust issues in Zero by revealing damning information about Lelouch's identity and Geass power, leading to doubts and questions among the members.
  • The revelation of Zero's manipulations, betrayals, and potential dangers associated with his Geass power ultimately shattered the Black Knights' faith in their leader, emphasizing the critical role of trust, loyalty, and the consequences of blind faith within the organization.

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  • Why did the Black Knights doubt Zero?

    The Black Knights doubted Zero due to Schneizel's revelations about Lelouch's identity and Geass power, which raised questions about their leader's trustworthiness.

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Summary

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"Black Knights' Trust in Zero Shattered"

  • The Black Knights faced a dilemma of trust in Zero when Schneizel revealed shocking truths about Lelouch, leading to doubts and questions about their allegiance.
  • Members of the Black Knights, including Diethard, Chiba, Tamaki, and Ohgi, had varying levels of doubt towards Zero, with some wavering in their trust over time.
  • Schneizel strategically exploited weaknesses in the Black Knights' trust in Zero by revealing information about Lelouch's identity and Geass power.
  • Schneizel presented evidence of Zero's betrayals and use of Geass on various individuals, including Lieutenant Colonel Kusakabe, General Katase, and others, to erode the Black Knights' faith in their leader.
  • The revelation of Zero's manipulations and betrayals, along with the potential dangers of his Geass power, led to a loss of trust and faith among the Black Knights.
  • Despite some members like Tamaki demanding proof and Ohgi initially trusting Zero's strength, Schneizel's evidence and arguments ultimately swayed the Black Knights against Zero.
  • Ohgi and Tohdoh, key figures within the Black Knights, played crucial roles in the organization's trust in Zero, with Ohgi's initial trust eroded by doubts and Tohdoh's skepticism persisting.
  • Tohdoh's understanding of Zero's philosophy and motives, coupled with his loyalty to the cause, led him to accept Zero's actions even when they seemed questionable.
  • The Euphemia incident and Zero's history of manipulation and betrayal further solidified the Black Knights' decision to turn against him, emphasizing the importance of trust and loyalty within the organization.
  • Ultimately, Schneizel's calculated revelations and evidence of Zero's actions shattered the Black Knights' trust in their leader, highlighting the complexities of loyalty, betrayal, and the consequences of blind faith.

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Betrayal and Trust: Lelouch's Secret Struggle

  • Schneizel noticed General Katase's betrayal and used it to his advantage, possibly bluffing about Lelouch's involvement.
  • Tohdoh is shaken when he suspects Zero's involvement in Katase's death, leading to doubts about Zero's trustworthiness.
  • Schneizel manipulates the Black Knights into believing Lelouch used Geass on them, eroding their faith in Zero.
  • Lelouch struggles with trust due to his past, leading to difficulties in revealing his true identity and intentions.
  • Lelouch's secrecy and use of Geass create challenges in maintaining trust and loyalty among the Black Knights.
  • Viletta deduces Zero's true identity as Lelouch Lamperouge, leading to potential betrayal within the Black Knights.
  • Ohgi's relationship with Viletta complicates his loyalty to Zero, as he begins to question his allegiance.
  • Viletta's investigation into Lelouch's identity and Geass power influences the Black Knights' decision to turn against him.
  • The Black Knights' lack of knowledge about Lelouch's true identity and Geass power creates uncertainty and tension within the group.
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