I didn't mean it in a strictly judicial sense either. No person that decides to intentionally and in a pre-planned manner take another human's life (outside of special circumstances like self-defense, although even that hardly ever happens with prior planning) AND goes through with it to the very end can be considered innocent in any meaning of the word for me."innocent" isn't supposed to be taken literally in this case like it's some court,it's supposed to present her doll-like past and how she was deceived by sweet words. don't know why peoples take such words in the literal sense. even lilanne herself expected herself to get executed and thought the punishment was soft.
You even say yourself that she was aware of the injustice she committed.