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Until Lelouch confronted his father, his Geass was just in one eye. But
suddenly, it changed and also appeared in the other eye. After that, he could
stop his father's plans.

Was this a sign that his power was getting stronger? Or did something else
change?


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Lelouch - Geass in both eyes


The Geass-in-both-eyes thing is just how the ever-increasing strength of
Lelouch's Geass manifests. C.C. mentions on multiple occasions that his Geass
will grow stronger and stronger, to the point that it cannot be controlled
(even by the special contact lenses).

I don't think there's anything to it beyond that. Lelouch's Geass seems to
grow stronger precisely when the plot demands it - first it becomes always-on
in one eye, triggering the Euphinator incident, and then it activates in both
eyes, allowing him to get rid of Charles.


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