<p>The exploding ship was episode 13, but the Charles scene you're referring to is episode 22 with Euphy.
Charles didn't actually say that, it's a mistranslation. Charles said "he did it, he really did it", and what Charles most likely was talking about was Lelouch developing his geass to a higher level, and not the consequences of that development.</p>

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<p>I've only seen the English dub of <em>Code Geass</em> and this scene is from it.</p>

<p>We learn later on that in the end, Charles was not evil and he was trying to create a better world just like Lelouch. So, when Lelouch did something truly evil in the anime at some point (I think it was when that ship full of material exploded and took their allies out with it), he said </p>

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  <p>Yes, you're worthy of being called my child now!</p>
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<p>Why does Charles say that since he's not truly evil?</p>

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Why does Charles zi Britannia say "Yes, you're worthy of being called my child now!" at Lelouch's action?
# Why does Charles zi Britannia say "Yes, you're worthy of being called my child now!" at Lelouch's action?
Posted by: username_0 on 2018-08-20
I've only seen the English dub of *Code Geass* and this scene is from it.

We learn later on that in the end, Charles was not evil and he was trying to create a better world just like Lelouch. So, when Lelouch did something truly evil in the anime at some point (I think it was when that ship full of material exploded and took their allies out with it), he said

> Yes, you're worthy of being called my child now!

Why does Charles say that since he's not truly evil?
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### Answer by username_1 on 2018-08-21. Score: 5 | Accepted answer
The exploding ship was episode 13, but the Charles scene you're referring to is episode 22 with Euphy.
Charles didn't actually say that, it's a mistranslation. Charles said "he did it, he really did it", and what Charles most likely was talking about was Lelouch developing his geass to a higher level, and not the consequences of that development.
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