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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* A Long Way from Home */ just marking this as a stub in case I forget to finish it...

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A Long Way from Home: just marking this as a stub in case I forget to finish it...

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	* [[Sam Conlon]] comes to [[Deborah Ruthers]]'s office for a game of chess. (Chapter 4)		* [[Sam Conlon]] comes to [[Deborah Ruthers]]'s office for a game of chess. (Chapter 4)
	* [[Sam Conlon]] plays chess against Deborah Ruthers, winning 7.3 games out of 10 against Deborah, but could easily win 10 out of 10. As an experienced player and former tournament champion (and potential grandmaster), he can already see countless moves ahead, but he uses his ability to [[Sam's ability\|see the move]] she would actually play. While playing, Sam is careful to not move too quickly to show that he is better than Deborah, and he sometimes makes random moves to mislead Deborah. He throws the game by inconspicuously exposing his king to checkmate. (Chapter 5)		* [[Sam Conlon]] plays chess against Deborah Ruthers, winning 7.3 games out of 10 against Deborah, but could easily win 10 out of 10. As an experienced player and former tournament champion (and potential grandmaster), he can already see countless moves ahead, but he uses his ability to [[Sam's ability\|see the move]] she would actually play. While playing, Sam is careful to not move too quickly to show that he is better than Deborah, and he sometimes makes random moves to mislead Deborah. He throws the game by inconspicuously exposing his king to checkmate. (Chapter 5)
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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* A Long Way from Home */ 4-5

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	===[[A Long Way from Home]]===		===[[A Long Way from Home]]===
			* [[Sam Conlon]] comes to [[Deborah Ruthers]]'s office for a game of chess. (Chapter 4)
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			* [[Sam Conlon]] plays chess against Deborah Ruthers, winning 7.3 games out of 10 against Deborah, but could easily win 10 out of 10. As an experienced player and former tournament champion (and potential grandmaster), he can already see countless moves ahead, but he uses his ability to [[Sam's ability\|see the move]] she would actually play. While playing, Sam is careful to not move too quickly to show that he is better than Deborah, and he sometimes makes random moves to mislead Deborah. He throws the game by inconspicuously exposing his king to checkmate. (Chapter 5)

	==Notes==		==Notes==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Notes */ i guess the GN should be mentioned here!

2015-12-04T02:51:41Z

Notes: i guess the GN should be mentioned here!

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Notes */ i guess the GN should be mentioned here!

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Notes: i guess the GN should be mentioned here!

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* In an [[9thwonders.com]] [http://boards.9thwonders.com/index.php?showtopic=63141 post], artist [[Robert Atkins]] said that there was supposed to be a baby in the background playing with a chess set. The scene was eventually cut.		* In an [[9thwonders.com]] [http://boards.9thwonders.com/index.php?showtopic=63141 post], ''[[Pieces of Me]]'' artist [[Robert Atkins]] said that there was supposed to be a baby in the background playing with a chess set. The scene was eventually cut.

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Saving Charlie */ fix link

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	===[[Saving Charlie]]===		===[[Saving Charlie]]===
	* [[Charlie]] says that she purposely never read any books about chess so that she would avoid gaining an edge in the game, though she still can't help [[enhanced memory\|memorizing]] all the moves her opponents make. [[Hiro]], on the other hand recalls that [[Kaito\|his father]] taught him to play chess, and Hiro kept up his interest in the game even after his father stopped inviting him to play. So Hiro [[STM\|freezes time]], goes to [[Charlie's apartment]] to retrieve a [[chess]] board that [[Erika]] gave her, and brings it to the Midland park. They play against each other and Charlie barely beats Hiro. Charlie then plays against several chess regulars at the park and hustles them for a total of $140. (Chapter 27)		* [[Charlie]] says that she purposely never read any books about chess so that she would avoid gaining an edge in the game, though she still can't help [[enhanced memory\|memorizing]] all the moves her opponents make. [[Hiro]], on the other hand recalls that [[Kaito\|his father]] taught him to play chess, and Hiro kept up his interest in the game even after his father stopped inviting him to play. So Hiro [[STM\|freezes time]], goes to [[Charlie's apartment]] to retrieve a chess board that [[Erika]] gave her, and brings it to the Midland park. They play against each other and Charlie barely beats Hiro. Charlie then plays against several chess regulars at the park and hustles them for a total of $140. (Chapter 27)
	* [[Charlie]] plays two lighthearted games of chess with [[Hiro]], as they do weekly, and they each win a game. They play a tiebreaker round, but the game is interrupted when Charlie delivers some [[blood clot\|crushing news]]. (Chapter 39)		* [[Charlie]] plays two lighthearted games of chess with [[Hiro]], as they do weekly, and they each win a game. They play a tiebreaker round, but the game is interrupted when Charlie delivers some [[blood clot\|crushing news]]. (Chapter 39)

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