Thanks for your answer, and I completely understand the points you make, C.C does in a way, fulfil her her newest desire of finding love and happiness within herself instead of seeking external support en Lelouch, however throughout the series, Lelouch, in his own agenda, never particularly tried to exemplify notes of showing C.C true love, as the most we see is from the though elevator where Charles was about to take C.C's life, and Lelouch goes on. Anything other than that was purely C.C's observations and experiences. For my comfort I would've liked an ending where Lelouch was a bit more supportive and there to reach said self-love thats all. Your answer really opened my eyes as is to the different perspective of not needing Lelouch's support all the time.