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* CovertGroupWithMundaneFront: The Rising Sun Benevolent Organization advertises itself as a charitable association aimed at improving Japanese public health and fostering better relations between the Britannians and the local “Elevens”. While the first is technically true (the RSBS provides education and medicine to Shinjuku residents), it also provides a front for the Kozuki Organization to gain funds and gather members for resisting Britannian occupation.

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* CovertGroupWithMundaneFront: The Rising Sun Benevolent Organization Association advertises itself as a charitable association aimed at improving Japanese public health and fostering better relations between the Britannians and the local “Elevens”. While the first is technically true (the RSBS RSBA provides education and medicine to Shinjuku residents), it also provides a front for the Kozuki Organization to gain funds and gather members for resisting Britannian occupation.



* OpportunisticBastard: The Six Houses of Kyoto are a group of oligarchs, aristocrats, plutocrats, and imperial holdovers who willingly aligned with the Britannian Area Administration shortly after the war ended, taking the entire Kyoto prefecture with them. As the “Numbers Advisory Committee” with significant investments in businesses and lands across the country. Most Japanese consider them traitors, but their loyalty to Britannia is largely fleeting, with many opting to selectively fund and supply anti-Britannian groups to undermine the colonial authorities. Even then however, many opt to withhold materiel and monetary support to insurgent groups they view as either lacking in ability, too maverick to keep under their control, or too contrary to their visions of what future they want for Japan, with more of a concern for advancing their own positions. “Lady Sophie” Sumeragi Kaguya, head of Sumeragi House and de facto heir to the long-defunct Chrysanthemum Throne, applies this in a different way: she genuinely wants Japan liberated and quickly allies with Tanya as the RSBS’s “benefactor” and Kozuki Organization’s supplier despite the other Houses viewing them as beneath their notice, and immediately turns this to pushing a more militaristic approach.

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* OpportunisticBastard: The Six Houses of Kyoto are a group of oligarchs, aristocrats, plutocrats, and imperial holdovers who willingly aligned with the Britannian Area Administration shortly after the war ended, taking the entire Kyoto prefecture with them. As the “Numbers Advisory Committee” with significant investments in businesses and lands across the country. Most Japanese consider them traitors, but their loyalty to Britannia is largely fleeting, with many opting to selectively fund and supply anti-Britannian groups to undermine the colonial authorities. Even then however, many opt to withhold materiel and monetary support to insurgent groups they view as either lacking in ability, too maverick to keep under their control, or too contrary to their visions of what future they want for Japan, with more of a concern for advancing their own positions. “Lady Sophie” Sumeragi Kaguya, head of Sumeragi House and de facto heir to the long-defunct Chrysanthemum Throne, applies this in a different way: she genuinely wants Japan liberated and quickly allies with Tanya as the RSBS’s RSBA’s “benefactor” and Kozuki Organization’s supplier despite the other Houses viewing them as beneath their notice, and immediately turns this to pushing a more militaristic approach.
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* CurbStompBattle: A combined Chinese and Southeast Asian force in Area 10 (Indochina) manage to annihilate a major Britannian garrison and its relief forces in the Siege of Fort Aurelian and the Nghia Lo Massacre. The defeat is so total, equaled only to the Humiliation at Edinburgh two centuries ago, that Britannia begins suffering localized rebellions in several other Areas.
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* RagtagBunchofMisfits: The Kozuki Organization recruits partisans wherever they can from the civilian population. The fact that they manage any sort of successes compared to much larger groups tends to surprise some. Also deconstructed, as their initial low hiring standards mean a number of psychopaths in their ranks end up causing disciplinary issues and nearly causes disaster [[spoiler:when one member takes advantage of the group's resources to launch a personal murder campaign.]]

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* RagtagBunchofMisfits: RagtagBunchOfMisfits: The Kozuki Organization recruits partisans wherever they can from the civilian population. The fact that they manage any sort of successes compared to much larger groups tends to surprise some. Also deconstructed, as their initial low hiring standards mean a number of psychopaths in their ranks end up causing disciplinary issues and nearly causes disaster [[spoiler:when one member takes advantage of the group's resources to launch a personal murder campaign.]]
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* YouCantMakeAnOmelette: Tanya has no problems with shooting Britannian or even Honorary Britannian civilians as part of her guerrilla campaign, but only if they get in the way of completing her overall strategic aims and never targets them deliberately.


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* RagtagBunchofMisfits: The Kozuki Organization recruits partisans wherever they can from the civilian population. The fact that they manage any sort of successes compared to much larger groups tends to surprise some. Also deconstructed, as their initial low hiring standards mean a number of psychopaths in their ranks end up causing disciplinary issues and nearly cause disaster in Chapter 29.

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* RagtagBunchofMisfits: The Kozuki Organization recruits partisans wherever they can from the civilian population. The fact that they manage any sort of successes compared to much larger groups tends to surprise some. Also deconstructed, as their initial low hiring standards mean a number of psychopaths in their ranks end up causing disciplinary issues and nearly cause causes disaster in Chapter 29.[[spoiler:when one member takes advantage of the group's resources to launch a personal murder campaign.]]

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* OpportunisticBastard:
** The Six Houses of Kyoto are a group of oligarchs, aristocrats, plutocrats, and imperial holdovers who willingly aligned with the Britannian Area Administration shortly after the war ended, taking the entire Kyoto prefecture with them. As the “Numbers Advisory Committee” with significant investments in businesses and lands across the country. Most Japanese consider them traitors, but their loyalty to Britannia is largely fleeting, with many opting to selectively fund and supply anti-Britannian groups to undermine the colonial authorities. Even then however, many opt to withhold materiel and monetary support to insurgent groups they view as either lacking in ability, too maverick to keep under their control, or too contrary to their visions of what future they want for Japan.
** “Lady Sophie” Sumeragi Kaguya, head of Sumeragi House and de facto heir to the long-defunct Chrysanthemum Throne, seems to be the only subversion. She genuinely wants Japan liberated and quickly allies with Tanya as the RSBS’s “benefactor” and Kozuki Organization’s supplier despite the other Houses viewing them as beneath their notice.

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* OpportunisticBastard:
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OpportunisticBastard: The Six Houses of Kyoto are a group of oligarchs, aristocrats, plutocrats, and imperial holdovers who willingly aligned with the Britannian Area Administration shortly after the war ended, taking the entire Kyoto prefecture with them. As the “Numbers Advisory Committee” with significant investments in businesses and lands across the country. Most Japanese consider them traitors, but their loyalty to Britannia is largely fleeting, with many opting to selectively fund and supply anti-Britannian groups to undermine the colonial authorities. Even then however, many opt to withhold materiel and monetary support to insurgent groups they view as either lacking in ability, too maverick to keep under their control, or too contrary to their visions of what future they want for Japan.
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Japan, with more of a concern for advancing their own positions. “Lady Sophie” Sumeragi Kaguya, head of Sumeragi House and de facto heir to the long-defunct Chrysanthemum Throne, seems to be the only subversion. She applies this in a different way: she genuinely wants Japan liberated and quickly allies with Tanya as the RSBS’s “benefactor” and Kozuki Organization’s supplier despite the other Houses viewing them as beneath their notice.notice, and immediately turns this to pushing a more militaristic approach.
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* OccupiersOutOfOurCountry: The Kozuki Organization and the Japanese Liberation Force are but a handful of resistance cells operating across Japan to resist Britannia’s occupation and colonization. Getting them to cooperate and coordinate however is far more difficult.

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* OccupiersOutOfOurCountry: The As in canon, the Kozuki Organization and the Japanese Liberation Force are but a handful of resistance cells operating across Japan to resist Britannia’s occupation and colonization. Getting them to cooperate and coordinate however is far Unlike canon, they aren't Lelouch's chosen tool, whilst Tanya ''is'' invested in their cause more difficult.than she ever was in the Empire's wars.

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* GreatOffscreenWar: The Second Pacific War ended with Britannia invading the Japanese mainland and forcing Tokyo’s unconditional surrender. Even many of the characters too young to have fought in it still remember the devastation.

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* GreatOffscreenWar: The Second Pacific War ended with Britannia invading the Japanese mainland and forcing Tokyo’s unconditional surrender. Even many of the characters too young to have fought in it still remember the devastation.



** The Second Pacific War ended with Britannia invading the Japanese mainland and forcing Tokyo’s unconditional surrender. Even many of the characters too young to have fought in it still remember the devastation.



* LesCollaborateurs: Many Japanese seek favor with the new Britannian administration as Honorary Britannians, hoping to either gain more comfortable livelihoods, protect their families, or to gain better social standing in the world they live in. Those like Suzaku who join for service in the Britannian army are admitted into the Honorary Legions.

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Many Japanese seek favor with the new Britannian administration as Honorary Britannians, hoping to either gain more comfortable livelihoods, protect their families, or to gain better social standing in the world they live in. Those like Suzaku who join for service in the Britannian army are admitted into the Honorary Legions.



* NaturalizedName: As part of Britannia’s cultural genocide campaigns, Honorary Britannians are required to adopt new Anglicized names to reflect their new status as subjects of the HBE. The Japanese are no different.
** Sumeragi Kaguya has had her name legally changed to "Sophie Sumeragi."

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* NaturalizedName: As part of Britannia’s cultural genocide campaigns, Honorary Britannians are required to adopt new Anglicized names to reflect their new status as subjects of the HBE. The Japanese are no different.
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* OpportunisticBastard: The Six Houses of Kyoto are a group of oligarchs, aristocrats, plutocrats, and imperial holdovers who willingly aligned with the Britannian Area Administration shortly after the war ended, taking the entire Kyoto prefecture with them. As the “Numbers Advisory Committee” with significant investments in businesses and lands across the country. Most Japanese consider them traitors, but their loyalty to Britannia is largely fleeting, with many opting to selectively fund and supply anti-Britannian groups to undermine the colonial authorities. Even then however, many opt to withhold materiel and monetary support to insurgent groups they view as either lacking in ability, too maverick to keep under their control, or too contrary to their visions of what future they want for Japan.

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* OpportunisticBastard: OpportunisticBastard:
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The Six Houses of Kyoto are a group of oligarchs, aristocrats, plutocrats, and imperial holdovers who willingly aligned with the Britannian Area Administration shortly after the war ended, taking the entire Kyoto prefecture with them. As the “Numbers Advisory Committee” with significant investments in businesses and lands across the country. Most Japanese consider them traitors, but their loyalty to Britannia is largely fleeting, with many opting to selectively fund and supply anti-Britannian groups to undermine the colonial authorities. Even then however, many opt to withhold materiel and monetary support to insurgent groups they view as either lacking in ability, too maverick to keep under their control, or too contrary to their visions of what future they want for Japan.
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Character trope, not applicable to an entire country.


* EvilColonialist: The Holy Britannian Empire in general displays this attitude to every non-Britannian residing in conquered Areas under its control. Supplementary information shows the other superpowers to be little better.
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* BlackAndGrayMorality: The Japanese resistance groups fight to free their country from foreign occupation but are far from upstanding and often fight dirty to achieve their aims. The Britannians meanwhile view the “Elevens” as second-class citizens and conduct cultural genocide to Honorary Britannian ethnic groups and are more than willing to commit large-scale massacres and humanitarian crises to pacify unruly regions.

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* BlackAndGrayMorality: The Japanese resistance groups fight to free their country from foreign occupation but are far from upstanding and often fight dirty to achieve their aims.aims, harboring many who are perfectly happy to target civilians to make a point. The Britannians meanwhile view the “Elevens” as second-class citizens and conduct cultural genocide to Honorary Britannian ethnic groups and are more than willing to commit large-scale massacres and humanitarian crises to pacify unruly regions.

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* TheRemnant: The Japanese Liberation Front are all that remains of the Japan’s armed forces. The bulk of them “control” several mountain enclaves from bunker networks, unable to commit to any major offensive operation outside of minor skirmishes. Worse still, the JLF often suffers from infighting between the current command staff, the more aggressive militarists, and the odd level-headed officer stuck in between.



* YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters: The Britannian victory over Japan and the destruction of most of the Japanese conventional forces has forced many of the country’s remaining combatants and civilian resistance forces to engage the Britannians in an unconventional guerrilla war. Almost every partisan fighter fully expects to either die or be taken prisoner for potentially tortuous interrogation.

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* YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters: The Britannian victory over Japan and the destruction of most of the Japanese conventional forces has forced many of the country’s remaining combatants and civilian resistance forces to engage the Britannians in an unconventional guerrilla war. Almost every partisan fighter fully expects The willingness of many resistance members to either die or be taken prisoner for potentially tortuous interrogation.attack Honorary Britannians as valid targets regardless of the body count makes the various resistance groups sharply divisive even within the country.
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** “Lady Sophie” Sumeragi Kaguya, head of Sumeragi House and heir apparent to the long-defunct Chrysanthemum Throne, seems to be the only subversion. She genuinely wants Japan liberated and quickly allies with Tanya as the RSBS’s “benefactor” and Kozuki Organization’s supplier despite the other Houses viewing them as beneath their notice.

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** “Lady Sophie” Sumeragi Kaguya, head of Sumeragi House and de facto heir apparent to the long-defunct Chrysanthemum Throne, seems to be the only subversion. She genuinely wants Japan liberated and quickly allies with Tanya as the RSBS’s “benefactor” and Kozuki Organization’s supplier despite the other Houses viewing them as beneath their notice.

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An unfortunate turn of events ends Tanya’ life far earlier than expected, forcing Being X to invoke a second transmigration and reincarnation. Now reborn in the world of Code Geass, Japanese half-blood street urchin Hajime Tanya becomes an eyewitness to colonial invasion and enemy occupation when Japan is annexed Holy Britannian Empire. Shunted off to the Shinjuku Ghetto, orphaned, and with no options other than a life of cruelty and subjugation, a twelve-year-old Tanya finds herself joining the burgeoning Japanese resistance.

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An unfortunate turn of events ends Tanya’ Tanya’s life far earlier than expected, forcing Being X to invoke a second transmigration and reincarnation. Now reborn in the world of Code Geass, Hajime Tanya - now a Japanese half-blood street urchin Hajime Tanya - becomes an eyewitness to colonial invasion and enemy occupation when Japan is annexed Holy Britannian Empire. Shunted off to the Shinjuku Ghetto, orphaned, and with no options other than a an impoverished life of cruelty and subjugation, a twelve-year-old Tanya finds herself joining the burgeoning Japanese resistance.



* HalfBreedAngst: Kallen has come to despite her Britannian heritage, having to smile and laugh alongside the noble sons and daughters of the same country destroying Japan. Needless to say, this has developed into a near constant state of rage.



** Sumeragi Kaguya has been changed to "Sophie Sumeragi."

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** Sumeragi Kaguya has been had her name legally changed to "Sophie Sumeragi."



* YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters: The Britannian victory over Japan and the destruction of most of the Japanese conventional forces has forced many of the country’s remaining combatants and civilian resistance forces to engage the Britannians in an unconventional guerrilla war. Almost every partisan fighter fully expects to either die or be taken prisoner for tortuous interrogation.

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* YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters: The Britannian victory over Japan and the destruction of most of the Japanese conventional forces has forced many of the country’s remaining combatants and civilian resistance forces to engage the Britannians in an unconventional guerrilla war. Almost every partisan fighter fully expects to either die or be taken prisoner for potentially tortuous interrogation.
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''A Young Girl's Guerrilla War'' is a crossover fanfiction between ''Literature/TheSagaOfTanyaTheEvil'' and ''Anime/CodeGeass'' by Readhead.

An unfortunate turn of events ends Tanya’ life far earlier than expected, forcing Being X to invoke a second transmigration and reincarnation. Now reborn in the world of Code Geass, Japanese half-blood street urchin Hajime Tanya becomes an eyewitness to colonial invasion and enemy occupation when Japan is annexed Holy Britannian Empire. Shunted off to the Shinjuku Ghetto, orphaned, and with no options other than a life of cruelty and subjugation, a twelve-year-old Tanya finds herself joining the burgeoning Japanese resistance.

Under the leadership of the Kaname Ohgi, Tanya must draw on the experiences of two past lives and adapt to the world around her if Japan is to be free once more.

The story can be found on [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13989040/1/A-Young-Girl-s-Guerilla-War Fanfiction Net]], [[https://archiveofourown.org/series/3472651 Archive of Our Own]], [[https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/a-young-girls-guerrilla-war-youjo-senki-saga-of-tanya-the-evil-x-code-geass.971950/ Spacebattles]], and [[https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/threads/a-young-girls-guerrilla-war.111644/ Sufficient Velocity]].

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! This Fanfiction contains examples of:

* AgeLift: Both Naoto and Ohgi have been aged up to 28 from their canon 24.
* BlackAndGrayMorality: The Japanese resistance groups fight to free their country from foreign occupation but are far from upstanding and often fight dirty to achieve their aims. The Britannians meanwhile view the “Elevens” as second-class citizens and conduct cultural genocide to Honorary Britannian ethnic groups and are more than willing to commit large-scale massacres and humanitarian crises to pacify unruly regions.
* CovertGroupWithMundaneFront: The Rising Sun Benevolent Organization advertises itself as a charitable association aimed at improving Japanese public health and fostering better relations between the Britannians and the local “Elevens”. While the first is technically true (the RSBS provides education and medicine to Shinjuku residents), it also provides a front for the Kozuki Organization to gain funds and gather members for resisting Britannian occupation.
* DidntSeeThatComing: Tanya is killed by a lucky Francois artillery strike mere hours before Operation Revolving Door, far earlier than the non-omnipotent Being X had ever intended. The aforementioned deity is left chagrined and opts to grant Tanya a second chance at life to test her faith and resolve – in the universe of Code Geass.
* EvilColonialist: The Holy Britannian Empire in general displays this attitude to every non-Britannian residing in conquered Areas under its control. Supplementary information shows the other superpowers to be little better.
* GreatOffscreenWar: The Second Pacific War ended with Britannia invading the Japanese mainland and forcing Tokyo’s unconditional surrender. Even many of the characters too young to have fought in it still remember the devastation.
**The First Pacific War, evidently waged between Europa Universalis and Imperial Japan approximately seventy years before the canon story, ended so poorly for the Japanese that the country was reformed into the Republic of Japan.
* HalfBreedAngst: Kallen has come to despite her Britannian heritage, having to smile and laugh alongside the noble sons and daughters of the same country destroying Japan. Needless to say, this has developed into a near constant state of rage.
* HalfBreedDiscrimination: Japanese of mixed ancestry (hafu) are stigmatized one way or another. Tanya, being the blonde-haired daughter of a prostitute and an unknown Britannian sailor, looks more Britannian than Japanese and is initially distrusted by many of her Japanese allies. Kallen meanwhile, despite being the redheaded daughter of a Britannian noble, has to hide her Japanese ancestry when among the Ashford Academy students and is almost assaulted by gangs in Shinjuku who mistake her for Britannian.
* LesCollaborateurs: Many Japanese seek favor with the new Britannian administration as Honorary Britannians, hoping to either gain more comfortable livelihoods, protect their families, or to gain better social standing in the world they live in. Those like Suzaku who join for service in the Britannian army are admitted into the Honorary Legions.
** The Six Houses of Kyoto are a group of major Japanese industrialists who willingly aligned themselves (and the entire Kyoto prefecture) with the Britannian colonial authority after their country’s defeat and are considered among the greatest traitors in Japanese history. Whether their loyalty to the new regime is earnest however is another story.
* NaturalizedName: As part of Britannia’s cultural genocide campaigns, Honorary Britannians are required to adopt new Anglicized names to reflect their new status as subjects of the HBE. The Japanese are no different.
** Sumeragi Kaguya has been changed to "Sophie Sumeragi."
* OccupiersOutOfOurCountry: The Kozuki Organization and the Japanese Liberation Force are but a handful of resistance cells operating across Japan to resist Britannia’s occupation and colonization. Getting them to cooperate and coordinate however is far more difficult.
* OpportunisticBastard: The Six Houses of Kyoto are a group of oligarchs, aristocrats, plutocrats, and imperial holdovers who willingly aligned with the Britannian Area Administration shortly after the war ended, taking the entire Kyoto prefecture with them. As the “Numbers Advisory Committee” with significant investments in businesses and lands across the country. Most Japanese consider them traitors, but their loyalty to Britannia is largely fleeting, with many opting to selectively fund and supply anti-Britannian groups to undermine the colonial authorities. Even then however, many opt to withhold materiel and monetary support to insurgent groups they view as either lacking in ability, too maverick to keep under their control, or too contrary to their visions of what future they want for Japan.
** “Lady Sophie” Sumeragi Kaguya, head of Sumeragi House and heir apparent to the long-defunct Chrysanthemum Throne, seems to be the only subversion. She genuinely wants Japan liberated and quickly allies with Tanya as the RSBS’s “benefactor” and Kozuki Organization’s supplier despite the other Houses viewing them as beneath their notice.
* RagtagBunchofMisfits: The Kozuki Organization recruits partisans wherever they can from the civilian population. The fact that they manage any sort of successes compared to much larger groups tends to surprise some. Also deconstructed, as their initial low hiring standards mean a number of psychopaths in their ranks end up causing disciplinary issues and nearly cause disaster in Chapter 29.
* TheRemnant: The Japanese Liberation Front are all that remains of the Japan’s armed forces. The bulk of them “control” several mountain enclaves from bunker networks, unable to commit to any major offensive operation outside of minor skirmishes. Worse still, the JLF often suffers from infighting between the current command staff, the more aggressive militarists, and the odd level-headed officer stuck in between.
* YouCantMakeAnOmelette: Tanya has no problems with shooting Britannian or even Honorary Britannian civilians as part of her guerrilla campaign, but only if they get in the way of completing her overall strategic aims and never targets them deliberately.
* YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters: The Britannian victory over Japan and the destruction of most of the Japanese conventional forces has forced many of the country’s remaining combatants and civilian resistance forces to engage the Britannians in an unconventional guerrilla war. Almost every partisan fighter fully expects to either die or be taken prisoner for tortuous interrogation.
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