History Characters / LelouchOfTheWingsOfRebellionConfidants

* LikeParentLikeChild: This is something she's very much aware, as she tells Lelouch that he got the same darkness from their father while inheriting their mother looks, while she inherited the same darkness as their mother and heavily resembles their father in his youth.

*** Finally, and most notable of all, while both lead teams of persona users who they have bonded with, Lelouch's team is composed priarily of his friends from school, and thus while they are less expereinced in fighting, they also have extremely clsoe personal relationships with him and act as his collective MoralityChain, leaving him in a much healthier place mentally than he was in canon. Marrybel, meanwhile, formed her team from her subordinates in the Glinda Knights, and thus has them far more experienced in combat, but at the cost of treating them more as comrades in arms than friends, and as such is not as close to them as Lelouch is, with the excpetion of Oldrin. This also means that she only has Oldrin as a MoralityChain, and thus tends to be more vicious and coldblooded than Lelouch for precisely this reason.

* DistractedByTheSexy: {{Subverted|Trope}}. Marrybell is quite interested in the sight of Bishop in her formfitting BikerBabe outfit -- enough so to bother both her and Lelouch -- but she is still perfectly able to lead the conversation just fine.

* HandsomeLech: A RareFemaleExample. She can't keep herself from admiring a beautiful women and likes to dress them in cute outfits, but going by her significant other's lack of reaction at her checking Bishop out when she was in a BikerBabe outfit, this seems to be a harmless if recurrent thing for her.

* RapeAsBackstory: {{Discussed|Trope}}. Lelouch suspects this from the seemingly deliberate ambiguity in the retelling of the incident that made Nina afraid of Japanese people, plus how it took her longer to get used to a guy like Suzaku than a woman like Sayoko. [[spoiler:Her Shadow in Chapter 52 confirms that she was raped in the past by a group of Japanese men when she got lost in one of the ghettos. Based on the comments offered, ''[[AdultFear it happened when she was just a child]]''.]]

* {{Hypocrite}}: While his hatred for Charles is undeniable, Chapter 61 indicates that Igor shares Charles' [[TheSocialDarwinist Social Darwinist Views]], as he admits to favoring giving the power of the Wild Card to those of Noble blood -- e.g. Lelouch, Naoto, [[spoiler:Nunnally, Marrybel, and Leila.]]
** Lelouch also notes that his criticisms of [[spoiler:Leila are hypocritical in his determination to paint her as suffering from the Deadly Sin of Vanity. First he says that she wasn't selfish ''enough'' to become a Wild Card, then later he accuses her of being vain and selfish with her appearance when she mainly uses her cosmetics to keep people from suspecting her true allegiances by keeping up appearances.]]

* HeelFaceTurn: Jeremiah does one way ahead of schedule. {{Justified}}, as [[spoiler:Lelouch is able to realize how loyal Jeremiah is to the late Empress Marianne while fighting his Shadow Self and decides to give him a hint as to where he's been hiding.]]

* ParentalSubstitute: {{Downplayed|Trope}}; Lelouch goes to him for relationship advice. [[DramaticIrony Curiously]] [[NotSoDifferent enough]], Lelouch is unwittingly mirroring the kind of relationship his half-sister Cornelia has with her older subordinate [[OldSoldier Andreas Darlton]] according to ''Code Geass'' official novelization.

* NotSoDifferent: Tsu compares herself and her sister to Lelouch and Nunnally, two siblings that only truly had each other until Lelouch finally let himself get personally involved with his Confidants.

* BrainwashingForTheGreaterGood: While changing Nina's heart was unarguably an improvement in her life, Lelouch worries about how drastic her personality change was. For example, she was completely fine with breaking the law to help the Black Knights in Chapter 55, something she wouldn't have ever done before.

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The Second Princess of Britannia and Lelouch's older sister.

* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Both sisters ''love'' pizza.

* SpeakIllOfTheDead: Being the part of Nunnally that is aware of Marianne's crueler and more violent traits, Nemo freely discusses them with Lelouch. This makes Lelouch highly uncomfortable, as the mere possibility that their mother wasn't the saint he wanted to believe her to be makes him feel like he's desecrating her memory, although he hesitantly shows a willingness to accept it.