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	* When [[Hiro]] realizes it's [[June 2006]] and he hasn't made any progress towards saving [[Charlie]], he chides himself for being a bad Bushido. (Chapter 17)		* When [[Hiro]] realizes it's [[June 2006]] and he hasn't made any progress towards saving [[Charlie]], he chides himself for being a bad Bushido. (Chapter 17)
	* The legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]] is [[Hiro]]'s favorite of the stories about Kensei, the "great Bushido warrior". (Chapter 22)		* The legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]] is [[Hiro]]'s favorite of the stories about Kensei, the "great Bushido warrior". (Chapter 22)
⚫	* Hiro takes courage from a stone Bushido, which seems to be smiling at Hiro, agreeing with him. Hiro remembers that Takezo Kensei had ''chugo'', or devotion, the seventh attribute of the samurai, as dictated by the Bushido code. Hiro feels he has ''chugo'' also. (Chapter 40)
	* [[Hiro]] tells [[Charlie]] the story of [[Kensei and the Dragon]], which ends with [[Kensei]] committing [[suicide]] and being "strong enough to lose his [[heart]]". Hiro says that although the story has a sad ending, he knows that for Kensei, it was all part of finding ''gi''. "To the Bushido, death comes in its course." (Chapter 23)		* [[Hiro]] tells [[Charlie]] the story of [[Kensei and the Dragon]], which ends with [[Kensei]] committing [[suicide]] and being "strong enough to lose his [[heart]]". Hiro says that although the story has a sad ending, he knows that for Kensei, it was all part of finding ''gi''. "To the Bushido, death comes in its course." (Chapter 23)
		⚫	* Hiro takes courage from a stone statue of a Bushido warrior, which seems to be smiling at Hiro, agreeing with him. Hiro remembers that [[Takezo Kensei]] had ''chugo'', or devotion, the seventh attribute of the samurai, as dictated by the Bushido code. Hiro feels he has ''chugo'' also. (Chapter 40)

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	* The legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]] is [[Hiro]]'s favorite of the stories about Kensei, the "great Bushido warrior". (Chapter 22)		* The legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]] is [[Hiro]]'s favorite of the stories about Kensei, the "great Bushido warrior". (Chapter 22)
	* Hiro takes courage from a stone Bushido, which seems to be smiling at Hiro, agreeing with him. Hiro remembers that Takezo Kensei had ''chugo'', or devotion, the seventh attribute of the samurai, as dictated by the Bushido code. Hiro feels he has ''chugo'' also. (Chapter 40)		* Hiro takes courage from a stone Bushido, which seems to be smiling at Hiro, agreeing with him. Hiro remembers that Takezo Kensei had ''chugo'', or devotion, the seventh attribute of the samurai, as dictated by the Bushido code. Hiro feels he has ''chugo'' also. (Chapter 40)
			* [[Hiro]] tells [[Charlie]] the story of [[Kensei and the Dragon]], which ends with [[Kensei]] committing [[suicide]] and being "strong enough to lose his [[heart]]". Hiro says that although the story has a sad ending, he knows that for Kensei, it was all part of finding ''gi''. "To the Bushido, death comes in its course." (Chapter 23)

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	* When Charlie says that it would be nice if [[Robogirl]] ended up happy, Hiro says that finding happiness is not the point of life in Japan — it's about finding ''gi''. Hiro then explains that ''gi'' is one of the seven principles of the Bushido code, along with ''yu'', ''jin'', ''rei'', ''makoto'', ''melyo'', and ''chugo''. Hiro says that even though ''chugo'' is listed last, it's the most important, according to [[Takezo Kensei]], the "greatest Bushido warrior of all time". Hiro doesn't believe he would be a good samurai because he can't find ''gi'' (equanimity). (Chapter 13)		* When Charlie says that it would be nice if [[Robogirl]] ended up happy, Hiro says that finding happiness is not the point of life in Japan — it's about finding ''gi''. Hiro then explains that ''gi'' is one of the seven principles of the Bushido code, along with ''yu'', ''jin'', ''rei'', ''makoto'', ''melyo'', and ''chugo''. Hiro says that even though ''chugo'' is listed last, it's the most important, according to [[Takezo Kensei]], the "greatest Bushido warrior of all time". Hiro doesn't believe he would be a good samurai because he can't find ''gi'' (equanimity). (Chapter 13)
	* When [[Hiro]] realizes it's [[June 2006]] and he hasn't made any progress towards saving [[Charlie]], he chides himself for being a bad Bushido. (Chapter 17)		* When [[Hiro]] realizes it's [[June 2006]] and he hasn't made any progress towards saving [[Charlie]], he chides himself for being a bad Bushido. (Chapter 17)
			* The legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]] is [[Hiro]]'s favorite of the stories about Kensei, the "great Bushido warrior". (Chapter 22)
	* Hiro takes courage from a stone Bushido, which seems to be smiling at Hiro, agreeing with him. Hiro remembers that Takezo Kensei had ''chugo'', or devotion, the seventh attribute of the samurai, as dictated by the Bushido code. Hiro feels he has ''chugo'' also. (Chapter 40)		* Hiro takes courage from a stone Bushido, which seems to be smiling at Hiro, agreeing with him. Hiro remembers that Takezo Kensei had ''chugo'', or devotion, the seventh attribute of the samurai, as dictated by the Bushido code. Hiro feels he has ''chugo'' also. (Chapter 40)

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	* Hiro is frustrated that there isn't a definitive set of rules about [[theory:time travel\|the theories of time travel]], like a "Bushido code for mucking around with history." (Chapter 7)		* Hiro is frustrated that there isn't a definitive set of rules about [[theory:time travel\|the theories of time travel]], like a "Bushido code for mucking around with history." (Chapter 7)
	* When Charlie says that it would be nice if [[Robogirl]] ended up happy, Hiro says that finding happiness is not the point of life in Japan — it's about finding ''gi''. Hiro then explains that ''gi'' is one of the seven principles of the Bushido code, along with ''yu'', ''jin'', ''rei'', ''makoto'', ''melyo'', and ''chugo''. Hiro says that even though ''chugo'' is listed last, it's the most important, according to [[Takezo Kensei]], the "greatest Bushido warrior of all time". Hiro doesn't believe he would be a good samurai because he can't find ''gi'' (equanimity). (Chapter 13)		* When Charlie says that it would be nice if [[Robogirl]] ended up happy, Hiro says that finding happiness is not the point of life in Japan — it's about finding ''gi''. Hiro then explains that ''gi'' is one of the seven principles of the Bushido code, along with ''yu'', ''jin'', ''rei'', ''makoto'', ''melyo'', and ''chugo''. Hiro says that even though ''chugo'' is listed last, it's the most important, according to [[Takezo Kensei]], the "greatest Bushido warrior of all time". Hiro doesn't believe he would be a good samurai because he can't find ''gi'' (equanimity). (Chapter 13)
			* When [[Hiro]] realizes it's [[June 2006]] and he hasn't made any progress towards saving [[Charlie]], he chides himself for being a bad Bushido. (Chapter 17)
	* Hiro takes courage from a stone Bushido, which seems to be smiling at Hiro, agreeing with him. Hiro remembers that Takezo Kensei had ''chugo'', or devotion, the seventh attribute of the samurai, as dictated by the Bushido code. Hiro feels he has ''chugo'' also. (Chapter 40)		* Hiro takes courage from a stone Bushido, which seems to be smiling at Hiro, agreeing with him. Hiro remembers that Takezo Kensei had ''chugo'', or devotion, the seventh attribute of the samurai, as dictated by the Bushido code. Hiro feels he has ''chugo'' also. (Chapter 40)

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Saving Charlie: no gi for hiro

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