Lelouch Vi Britannia is dead at the end of Code geass

1. "The Japanese version never showed Lelouch being alive, if con is speaking about the scene at the end with the carriage ride. (Assuming the Japanese version is what I think it is) If Con goes to any anime site with the last episode of Code geass R2, (with anime sub, which is a Japanese version) the carriage rider's face is never revealed. .. .Regardless of the youtube's video claiming as the original Japanese ending, anyone can make a fake video and name the title as an original. "This is not something to debate. The fact of the matter is that the Code Geass R2 ending I posted the last round had this scene on DVD. This is a fact, not an opinion or an edit. My opponent can have his own opinions but not his own facts. . http://www.youtube.com...2. "As you can see in the scene C2 is looking up in the sky, and many characters in other animes or movies tend to look up to the sky to represent the character that's dead, being in Heaven living in peace. "CC was talking to Lelouch. If the whole series had been watched by my opponent he would of remembered Lelouch's agreement with CC. Lelouch had agreed to live a life of solitude with CC back in Code Geass R1's first episode. Lelouch accepted the agreement in order to save his own life. This is why the agreement with CC is not relevant until Lelouch has used his abilities to fulfill his own personal wishes. "If I grant you power, could you go on? I propose a deal—in exchange for this power, you must agree to make my one wish come true. Accept this contract, and you accept its conditions. While living in the world of humans, you will live unlike any other: a different providence, a different time, a different life. The Power of the King will condemn you to a life of solitude. Are you prepared for this? "Due to his powers, Lelouch had to be condemned to a life of solitude. Just as CC was previously condemned to a life of solitude as well. CC is immortal and I am of the opinion that Lelouch may not only be alive but immortal as well. I can further elaborate on this point the next round. 3. "I also want to raise the argument, how could Lelouch have survived after clearly being stabbed in the heart and staggered while he spoke to Nunally and clearly he closed his eyes at the very end of his last words. This event cannot be denied and is a mere fact, so I ask con to argue against this point. "It is merely another ploy by Lelouch. Lelouch feigned death multiple times throughout the series. Other characters thought he was dead when he wasn't. These events can not be denied either. I will list these events if Pro stands to deny their existence.4. It is also against Lelouch's character to willingly allow himself to be killed. There was only a few characters throughout the series that Lelouch actually cared about. Lelouch was not a hero, he was merely a protagonist in the series. To conclude he would allow himself to be killed is completely against everything we previously saw in the series. Let us not forget, Lelouch ruthlessly killed both of his parents without any tears of regret. The same Lelouch who used his supporters as "pawns" to fulfill his personal goals. Now, we are supposed to believe he died for the world as a martyr. That is not only inconsistent but silly as well.