Code Geass

C.C.:
Charles. Play time is over now. There's nothing in it for me now, no values in the games anymore.

Lelouch:
C.C.?

C.C.:
You don't have to cajole him like this to get me here. I already exist in this realm.

Charles:
True enough, C.C. In that case, I shall grant your wish.

Lelouch:
You know what C.C.'s wish is?

C.C.:
Lelouch, it's time you know the conditions of our contract and what I desire. My wish is to die; to end my existence in all worlds forever.

Lelouch:
But why? Why would you want to die?

C.C.:
In the final stage of Geass, the user attains the position of the one who granted them the power. Thus, you have gained the power to kill me.

Lelouch:
Kill you? C.C...

C.C.:
Of all those I have made contracts with, none has ever reached that point. But now there's Charles. He has done it.

Lelouch:
You mean... You made the contract with me so you could cease to exist?

C.C.:
Correct.

Lelouch:
But why would you want to die?

C.C.:
It's providence; a boundary. Only when it's final can we call it life.

Lelouch:
That's wrong! We call it life because we feel it.

C.C.:
Same thing. There is no life unless there is death.

Lelouch:
That's just word play, it's not real!

C.C.:
People die, that's real.

Lelouch:
Why are we born at all? What's the purpose of it? The meaning?

C.C.:
You know the answer. Those things are all just illusions.

Lelouch:
No! Living just to die is too sad.

C.C.:
Without death, all we have are just random events. Accumulation. You can't call that life. If you have a reason for living, then you have to kill me. Do that and you'll be Charles' equal. You'll finally be able to beat him. So fare thee well, Lelouch. You're too kind to end our contract.

Lelouch:
Wait! You're - Aaahhh!