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imported>Kon: spelling fix

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imported>Kon: spelling fix

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	===[[Saving Charlie]]===		===[[Saving Charlie]]===
	* [[Hiro]] buys a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries for [[Charlie]]. The reproduction shows the legend of [[Takezo Kensei]] and the [[Dragon]], "Hiro's favorite of the stories about the great [[Bushido]] warrior". Hiro believes Charlie will love it, and that it will show her how he really felt about her. (Chapter 22)		* [[Hiro]] buys a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries for [[Charlie]]. The reproduction shows the legend of [[Takezo Kensei]] and the [[Dragon]], "Hiro's favorite of the stories about the great [[Bushido]] warrior". Hiro believes Charlie will love it, and that it will show her how he really felt about her. (Chapter 22)
	* Hiro gives Charlie the reproduction of the story of Kensei and the Dragon. Hiro tells Charlie the story , which is his favorite. Hiro explains that [[Kensei]] goes to the [[Dragon]] to learn the secrets of the [[Kensei sword\|sword]]. Kensei attains skills from the Dragon, enough to fight his enemies and to save his people. But the Dragon demands payment{{--}}he wants the life of the [[princess]] that ~~Kesnsei~~ loved so much. But instead, Kensei commits [[suicide]]. Charlie says the story has a sad ending. (Chapter 23)		* Hiro gives Charlie the reproduction of the story of Kensei and the Dragon. Hiro tells Charlie the story , which is his favorite. Hiro explains that [[Kensei]] goes to the [[Dragon]] to learn the secrets of the [[Kensei sword\|sword]]. Kensei attains skills from the Dragon, enough to fight his enemies and to save his people. But the Dragon demands payment{{--}}he wants the life of the [[princess]] that Kensei loved so much. But instead, Kensei commits [[suicide]]. Charlie says the story has a sad ending. (Chapter 23)

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Saving Charlie */ what a weird word. It's the only one you can add an "s" to the plural, and that makes it singular!

2015-09-23T04:01:27Z

Saving Charlie: what a weird word. It's the only one you can add an "s" to the plural, and that makes it singular!

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	===[[Saving Charlie]]===		===[[Saving Charlie]]===
	* [[Hiro]] buys a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries for [[Charlie]]. The reproduction shows the legend of [[Takezo Kensei]] and the [[Dragon]], "Hiro's favorite of the stories about the great [[Bushido]] warrior". Hiro believes Charlie will love it, and that it will show her how he really felt about her. (Chapter 22)		* [[Hiro]] buys a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries for [[Charlie]]. The reproduction shows the legend of [[Takezo Kensei]] and the [[Dragon]], "Hiro's favorite of the stories about the great [[Bushido]] warrior". Hiro believes Charlie will love it, and that it will show her how he really felt about her. (Chapter 22)
	* Hiro gives Charlie the reproduction of the story of Kensei and the Dragon. Hiro tells Charlie the story , which is his favorite. Hiro explains that [[Kensei]] goes to the [[Dragon]] to learn the secrets of the [[Kensei sword\|sword]]. Kensei attains skills from the Dragon, enough to fight his enemies and to save his people. But the Dragon demands payment{{--}}he wants the life of the [[~~princes~~]] that Kesnsei loved so much. But instead, Kensei commits [[suicide]]. Charlie says the story has a sad ending. (Chapter 23)		* Hiro gives Charlie the reproduction of the story of Kensei and the Dragon. Hiro tells Charlie the story , which is his favorite. Hiro explains that [[Kensei]] goes to the [[Dragon]] to learn the secrets of the [[Kensei sword\|sword]]. Kensei attains skills from the Dragon, enough to fight his enemies and to save his people. But the Dragon demands payment{{--}}he wants the life of the [[princess]] that Kesnsei loved so much. But instead, Kensei commits [[suicide]]. Charlie says the story has a sad ending. (Chapter 23)

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	===[[Saving Charlie]]===		===[[Saving Charlie]]===
	* [[Hiro]] buys a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries for [[Charlie]]. The reproduction shows the legend of [[Takezo Kensei]] and the [[Dragon]], "Hiro's favorite of the stories about the great [[Bushido]] warrior". Hiro believes Charlie will love it, and that it will show her how he really felt about her. (Chapter 22)		* [[Hiro]] buys a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries for [[Charlie]]. The reproduction shows the legend of [[Takezo Kensei]] and the [[Dragon]], "Hiro's favorite of the stories about the great [[Bushido]] warrior". Hiro believes Charlie will love it, and that it will show her how he really felt about her. (Chapter 22)
			* Hiro gives Charlie the reproduction of the story of Kensei and the Dragon. Hiro tells Charlie the story , which is his favorite. Hiro explains that [[Kensei]] goes to the [[Dragon]] to learn the secrets of the [[Kensei sword\|sword]]. Kensei attains skills from the Dragon, enough to fight his enemies and to save his people. But the Dragon demands payment{{--}}he wants the life of the [[princes]] that Kesnsei loved so much. But instead, Kensei commits [[suicide]]. Charlie says the story has a sad ending. (Chapter 23)

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Sword Saint */ searchable punctuation; spelling; consistent tense; princess and yaeko aren't necessarily the same person

2015-09-23T02:10:59Z

Sword Saint: searchable punctuation; spelling; consistent tense; princess and yaeko aren't necessarily the same person

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	==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==		==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==
	===[[Sword Saint]]===		===[[Sword Saint]]===
	In Chapter 3, ~~“The~~ Trial of the [[Hidden Fortress]]”, the ~~narattor~~ documents how [[Takezo Kensei]] meets his end in his most famous tale: Kensei and the [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|Dragon]].		In Chapter 3, "The Trial of the [[Hidden Fortress]]", the narrator documents how [[Takezo Kensei]] meets his end in his most famous tale: Kensei and the [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|Dragon]].

	In Chapter 4, Part 1, ~~“Kensei~~ and the ~~Dragon”~~, [[Takezo Kensei]] ~~met~~ a beautiful [[~~Yaeko\|beautiful~~ princess]] who ~~made~~ him swear to defeat [[White Beard]] with everything in his power. Kensei ~~sought~~ out the [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain]] to help train him. It is rumored that the dragon would only train those who truly needed him and a great price would have to be paid. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that the Dragon ~~agreed~~ to help Kensei as long as he gives up what he most loves in life. Kensei ~~agreed~~ and ~~was~~ able to then defeat White Beard. Kensei ~~requested marriage~~ to the princess and she ~~agreed~~. Karen Chamberlin comments that their wedding was the most beautiful wedding in [[Japan\|Japanese]] history. However, the Dragon ~~appeared~~ at their wedding demanding Kensei to honor their agreement and give the Dragon his love. Kensei ~~took~~ a sword a ~~stabbed~~ out his heart and ~~told~~ the Dragon, ~~“My~~ love is in here. Take it."		In Chapter 4, Part 1, "Kensei and the Dragon", [[Takezo Kensei]] meets a beautiful [[princess]] who makes him swear to defeat [[White Beard]] with everything in his power. Kensei seeks out the [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain]] to help train him. It is rumored that the dragon would only train those who truly needed him and a great price would have to be paid. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that the Dragon agrees to help Kensei as long as he gives up what he most loves in life. Kensei agrees and is able to then defeat White Beard. Kensei requests to marry the princess and she agrees. Karen Chamberlin comments that their wedding was the most beautiful wedding in [[Japan\|Japanese]] history. However, the Dragon appears at their wedding demanding Kensei to honor their agreement and give the Dragon his love. Kensei takes a sword and stabs out his heart and tells the Dragon, "My love is in here. Take it."

	In Chapter 4, Part 2, ~~“Kensei~~ and the ~~Dragon”~~, Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that [[Takezo Kensei]] ~~died~~ in the arms of his [[~~Yaeko\|~~princess]]. Many different stories are recorded through history about how Kensei died, what happened to Kensei after [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|the Dragon]] came to him, and who the Princess was. Chamberlin believes that Yaeko was ~~Kensei’s~~ great love. Professor [[Donna Dorn]] believes that Yaeko did in fact exist, but she was not ~~Kensei’s~~ great love.		In Chapter 4, Part 2, "Kensei and the Dragon", Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that [[Takezo Kensei]] dies in the arms of his [[princess]]. Many different stories are recorded through history about how Kensei died, what happened to Kensei after [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|the Dragon]] came to him, and who the Princess was. Chamberlin believes that [[Yaeko]] was Kensei's great love. Professor [[Donna Dorn]] believes that Yaeko did in fact exist, but she was not Kensei's great love.

	===[[Saving Charlie]]===		===[[Saving Charlie]]===

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Sword Saint

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	==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==		==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==
	===[[Sword Saint]]===		===[[Sword Saint]]===
			In Chapter 3, “The Trial of the [[Hidden Fortress]]”, the narattor documents how [[Takezo Kensei]] meets his end in his most famous tale: Kensei and the [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|Dragon]].
	The documentary ''[[Sword Saint]]'' notes that [[Kensei]] came to the [[Dragon]] seeking sword skills to defeat [[Whitebeard]]. The Dragon agreed to teach Kensei, but required Kensei's greatest love in return. Later, the Dragon crashed Kensei's wedding, demanding he turn over [[princess\|the bride]]. Kensei, clever and brave, committed [[suicide]] and offered his own [[heart]] to the Dragon instead. Some believe that after Kensei's [[death]], the Dragon brought Kensei back to life and that, together with the princess, they ran away together.

			In Chapter 4, Part 1, “Kensei and the Dragon”, [[Takezo Kensei]] met a beautiful [[Yaeko\|beautiful princess]] who made him swear to defeat [[White Beard]] with everything in his power. Kensei sought out the [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain]] to help train him. It is rumored that the dragon would only train those who truly needed him and a great price would have to be paid. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that the Dragon agreed to help Kensei as long as he gives up what he most loves in life. Kensei agreed and was able to then defeat White Beard. Kensei requested marriage to the princess and she agreed. Karen Chamberlin comments that their wedding was the most beautiful wedding in [[Japan\|Japanese]] history. However, the Dragon appeared at their wedding demanding Kensei to honor their agreement and give the Dragon his love. Kensei took a sword a stabbed out his heart and told the Dragon, “My love is in here. Take it."

			In Chapter 4, Part 2, “Kensei and the Dragon”, Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that [[Takezo Kensei]] died in the arms of his [[Yaeko\|princess]]. Many different stories are recorded through history about how Kensei died, what happened to Kensei after [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|the Dragon]] came to him, and who the Princess was. Chamberlin believes that Yaeko was Kensei’s great love. Professor [[Donna Dorn]] believes that Yaeko did in fact exist, but she was not Kensei’s great love.

	===[[Saving Charlie]]===		===[[Saving Charlie]]===

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Heroes Evolutions */ saving charlie 22

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Heroes Evolutions: saving charlie 22

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	==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==		==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==
			===[[Sword Saint]]===
	The documentary ''[[Sword Saint]]'' notes that [[Kensei]] came to the [[Dragon]] seeking sword skills to defeat [[Whitebeard]]. The Dragon agreed to teach Kensei, but required Kensei's greatest love in return. Later, the Dragon crashed Kensei's wedding, demanding he turn over [[princess\|the bride]]. Kensei, clever and brave, committed [[suicide]] and offered his own [[heart]] to the Dragon instead. Some believe that after Kensei's [[death]], the Dragon brought Kensei back to life and that, together with the princess, they ran away together.		The documentary ''[[Sword Saint]]'' notes that [[Kensei]] came to the [[Dragon]] seeking sword skills to defeat [[Whitebeard]]. The Dragon agreed to teach Kensei, but required Kensei's greatest love in return. Later, the Dragon crashed Kensei's wedding, demanding he turn over [[princess\|the bride]]. Kensei, clever and brave, committed [[suicide]] and offered his own [[heart]] to the Dragon instead. Some believe that after Kensei's [[death]], the Dragon brought Kensei back to life and that, together with the princess, they ran away together.

			===[[Saving Charlie]]===
			* [[Hiro]] buys a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries for [[Charlie]]. The reproduction shows the legend of [[Takezo Kensei]] and the [[Dragon]], "Hiro's favorite of the stories about the great [[Bushido]] warrior". Hiro believes Charlie will love it, and that it will show her how he really felt about her. (Chapter 22)

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: US spelling

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US spelling

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	=== [[Out of Time]] ===		=== [[Out of Time]] ===

	Hiro laments to [[Yaeko]] that there was one final trial of [[Takezo Kensei]] - Kensei and the Dragon. He says that Kensei cut out his [[heart]] to save his love, and ~~realises~~ that he must do the same. He tells Yaeko that he must return to the future, and Yaeko vows to tell the story of Kensei. Hiro kisses her, and [[space-time manipulation\|disappears]].		Hiro laments to [[Yaeko]] that there was one final trial of [[Takezo Kensei]] - Kensei and the Dragon. He says that Kensei cut out his [[heart]] to save his love, and realizes that he must do the same. He tells Yaeko that he must return to the future, and Yaeko vows to tell the story of Kensei. Hiro kisses her, and [[space-time manipulation\|disappears]].

	==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==		==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: specify link

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specify link

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	==About==		==About==
	===[[Landslide]]===		===[[Landslide]]===
	[[Hiro]] recalls that [[Kaito\|his father]] would tell him many stories about [[Takezo Kensei]]. One story in particular was requested every night. The story begins with Takezo wanting to unite [[Japan]]. He sought out the [[dragon of Kiso Mountain]] and asked the dragon to teach him the secrets of the [[sword]]. The dragon did accordingly, and taught the swordsman to become "the Kensei, the Sword Saint". Kensei fought his enemies and won, thus saving his people. But then, the dragon came to Kensei's palace, demanding the life of the [[princess]]. Instead, the warrior drew his sword and [[suicide\|plunged it]] into his own [[heart]]. Kensei then handed the heart to the dragon and said, "My love is in here. Take it." And then he died.		[[Hiro]] recalls that [[Kaito\|his father]] would tell him many stories about [[Takezo Kensei]]. One story in particular was requested every night. The story begins with Takezo wanting to unite [[Japan]]. He sought out the [[dragon of Kiso Mountain]] and asked the dragon to teach him the secrets of the [[Kensei sword\|sword]]. The dragon did accordingly, and taught the swordsman to become "the Kensei, the Sword Saint". Kensei fought his enemies and won, thus saving his people. But then, the dragon came to Kensei's palace, demanding the life of the [[princess]]. Instead, the warrior drew his sword and [[suicide\|plunged it]] into his own [[heart]]. Kensei then handed the heart to the dragon and said, "My love is in here. Take it." And then he died.

	=== [[Out of Time]] ===		=== [[Out of Time]] ===
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	Image:Dragon book.JPG\|...read the story of [[Kensei]] and the Dragon...		Image:Dragon book.JPG\|...read the story of [[Kensei]] and the Dragon...
	Image:Takezo from storybook.jpg\|[[Kensei]] sought out the [[dragon]]'s help...		Image:Takezo from storybook.jpg\|[[Kensei]] sought out the [[dragon]]'s help...
	Image:Kensei and the dragon.jpg\|...to teach him the secret of the [[sword]].		Image:Kensei and the dragon.jpg\|...to teach him the secret of the [[Kensei sword\|sword]].
	Image:The princess.jpg\|Rather than give up the [[princess]] to the dragon...		Image:The princess.jpg\|Rather than give up the [[princess]] to the dragon...
	Image:Kensei suicide.jpg\|...Kensei [[sacrifice]]s his own life.		Image:Kensei suicide.jpg\|...Kensei [[sacrifice]]s his own life.

imported>DocM at 15:36, 23 March 2008

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	Hiro laments to [[Yaeko]] that there was one final trial of [[Takezo Kensei]] - Kensei and the Dragon. He says that Kensei cut out his [[heart]] to save his love, and realises that he must do the same. He tells Yaeko that he must return to the future, and Yaeko vows to tell the story of Kensei. Hiro kisses her, and [[space-time manipulation\|disappears]].		Hiro laments to [[Yaeko]] that there was one final trial of [[Takezo Kensei]] - Kensei and the Dragon. He says that Kensei cut out his [[heart]] to save his love, and realises that he must do the same. He tells Yaeko that he must return to the future, and Yaeko vows to tell the story of Kensei. Hiro kisses her, and [[space-time manipulation\|disappears]].

	==[[Heroes ~~360~~]]==		==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==
	The documentary ''[[Sword Saint]]'' notes that [[Kensei]] came to the [[Dragon]] seeking sword skills to defeat [[Whitebeard]]. The Dragon agreed to teach Kensei, but required Kensei's greatest love in return. Later, the Dragon crashed Kensei's wedding, demanding he turn over [[princess\|the bride]]. Kensei, clever and brave, committed [[suicide]] and offered his own [[heart]] to the Dragon instead. Some believe that after Kensei's [[death]], the Dragon brought Kensei back to life and that, together with the princess, they ran away together.		The documentary ''[[Sword Saint]]'' notes that [[Kensei]] came to the [[Dragon]] seeking sword skills to defeat [[Whitebeard]]. The Dragon agreed to teach Kensei, but required Kensei's greatest love in return. Later, the Dragon crashed Kensei's wedding, demanding he turn over [[princess\|the bride]]. Kensei, clever and brave, committed [[suicide]] and offered his own [[heart]] to the Dragon instead. Some believe that after Kensei's [[death]], the Dragon brought Kensei back to life and that, together with the princess, they ran away together.