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Milly,
in a seductive manner, asks Gino if he would like to be the main star
of her "plan". Gino is more than enthusiastic. Lelouch, however,
objects to this in an annoyingly snobby manner, stating that Gino will
have to wait another 100 years to play the main role of anything. Gino
is, understandably, pissed. Lelouch informs Gino that they had just
been talking about how Lelouch absolutely has to play the main role.
Gino looks to Milly for confirmation, and Milly, caught off-guard,
passes it on to Rivalz, who, being quick on the uptake, plays along:
"No, it absolutely has to be Lelouch, right, Shirley?". Shirley, not
wanting to hurt anyone's feelings, gives an ambiguous "It's hard to
say" answer, then passes it on to Rolo, who is COMPLETELY LOST.
Lelouch: Rolo thinks so, too. Suzaku: No Comment from me.
Gino
is now absolutely annoyed -- he may have just transferred in and all,
but they can't just assume he can't do it! Lelouch immediately moves in
for the kill: "So you're saying: "I can do it, and I will!", are you?".
Gino, slightly hesitant, signs his own death warrant by saying he can
do it.
Milly: (ecstatic) We'll have Gino give us the shirt off his back*! Gino: (oblivious) You got it! ... ... Er, I still don't know what it is I'm supposed to do, though.
(*Same
play on the Japanese saying Rivalz used earlier; Gino takes it to mean
Milly wants him to give his best effort; Milly is, of course, using it
in the literal sense.)
Lelouch, Rivalz and Shirley start
buttering up Gino, though Shirley appears to be sincere about it. In
response to Shirley's remark that Gino will do fine since he's pretty
popular (with the ladies), Gino unabashedly agrees, saying that he's
received mountains of love letters. |