Theory:Kensei sword - Revision history

imported>PJDEP at 00:01, 1 March 2010

2010-03-01T00:01:10Z

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imported>PJDEP at 00:01, 1 March 2010

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	\| [[Linderman]] got the sword from [[Adam]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br />		\| [[Linderman]] got the sword from [[Adam]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br />
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	\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black. \|\| None. \|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence.<br />		\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black. \|\| None \|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence.<br />
	:{{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br />		:{{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br />
	{{minus}} Hiro is Japanese, and the [[Hiro's sword\|katana]] and the samurai are both big symbols in Japanese culture, so the sword may be just an item for the character and not a reference.<br />		{{minus}} Hiro is Japanese, and the [[Hiro's sword\|katana]] and the samurai are both big symbols in Japanese culture, so the sword may be just an item for the character and not a reference.<br />
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	\| Hiro's sword is like Excalibur. \|\| None. \|\|{{note}} In this case [[Adam]] represents King Arthur, [[Hiro]] would be Lancelot, and [[Yaeko]] would be Guinevere.<br />		\| Hiro's sword is like Excalibur. \|\| None \|\|{{note}} In this case [[Adam]] represents King Arthur, [[Hiro]] would be Lancelot, and [[Yaeko]] would be Guinevere.<br />
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	\| Adam kept the Kensei sword with him (and in impeccable condition) over the centuries as a reminder of his hatred for Hiro. \|\| None. \|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].<br />		\| Adam kept the Kensei sword with him (and in impeccable condition) over the centuries as a reminder of his hatred for Hiro. \|\| None \|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].<br />
	:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.<br />		:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.<br />
	{{minus}} Hiro gave the sword to Yaeko, it's unknown if Adam managed to re-obtain it.<br />		{{minus}} Hiro gave the sword to Yaeko, it's unknown if Adam managed to re-obtain it.<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath at 22:51, 22 June 2009

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	\| [[Linderman]] got the sword from [[Adam]].
	\|\| None.
⚫	\|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br />
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		⚫	\| [[Linderman]] got the sword from [[Adam]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br />
	\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black.
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	\|\| None.
	\|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence. <br />		\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black. \|\| None. \|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence.<br />
	:{{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br />		:{{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br />
	{{minus}} Hiro is Japanese, and the [[Hiro's sword\|katana]] and the samurai are both big symbols in Japanese culture, so the sword may be just an item for the character and not a reference.		{{minus}} Hiro is Japanese, and the [[Hiro's sword\|katana]] and the samurai are both big symbols in Japanese culture, so the sword may be just an item for the character and not a reference.<br />
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		⚫	\| Hiro's sword is like Excalibur. \|\| None. \|\|{{note}} In this case [[Adam]] represents King Arthur, [[Hiro]] would be Lancelot, and [[Yaeko]] would be Guinevere.<br />
	\|Hiro's sword is like Excalibur.
	\|\| None.
⚫	\|\|{{note}} In this case [[Adam]] represents King Arthur, [[Hiro]] would be Lancelot, and [[Yaeko]] would be Guinevere.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Adam kept the Kensei sword with him (and in impeccable condition) over the centuries as a reminder of his hatred for Hiro.		\| Adam kept the Kensei sword with him (and in impeccable condition) over the centuries as a reminder of his hatred for Hiro. \|\| None. \|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].<br />
		⚫	:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.<br />
	\|\| None.
	\|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].<br />
⚫	:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.
	{{minus}} Hiro gave the sword to Yaeko, it's unknown if Adam managed to re-obtain it.<br />		{{minus}} Hiro gave the sword to Yaeko, it's unknown if Adam managed to re-obtain it.<br />
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imported>Altes at 12:53, 22 June 2009

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	\|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].<br />		\|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].<br />
	:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.		:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.
			{{minus}} Hiro gave the sword to Yaeko, it's unknown if Adam managed to re-obtain it.<br />
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imported>Josh: Hiro didn't bring the sword with him into the present. Changed note position.

2008-12-22T22:28:54Z

Hiro didn't bring the sword with him into the present. Changed note position.

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	\|\| None.		\|\| None.
	\|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br />		\|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br />
	:{{minus}} After Hiro's journey in ancient Japan, he teleported back into his own present along with the sword. This affected its history and would have made Linderman's sword ownership invalid.
	::{{minus}} Wrong! Hiro gave the sword to [[Yaeko]].
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	\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black.		\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black.
	\|\| None.		\|\| None.
	\|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence. <br />		\|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence. <br />
	{{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br />		:{{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br />
	{{minus}} Hiro is Japanese, and the [[Hiro's sword\|katana]] and the samurai are both big symbols in Japanese culture, so the sword may be just an item for the character and not a reference.		{{minus}} Hiro is Japanese, and the [[Hiro's sword\|katana]] and the samurai are both big symbols in Japanese culture, so the sword may be just an item for the character and not a reference.
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imported>Altes at 10:09, 15 December 2008

2008-12-15T10:09:51Z

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	\|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br />		\|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br />
	:{{minus}} After Hiro's journey in ancient Japan, he teleported back into his own present along with the sword. This affected its history and would have made Linderman's sword ownership invalid.		:{{minus}} After Hiro's journey in ancient Japan, he teleported back into his own present along with the sword. This affected its history and would have made Linderman's sword ownership invalid.
			::{{minus}} Wrong! Hiro gave the sword to [[Yaeko]].
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	\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black.		\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black.

imported>Friskymuffin: edit tags

2008-07-07T21:56:29Z

edit tags

imported>Friskymuffin: punct

2008-07-04T17:22:25Z

punct

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	\| Linderman got the sword from Adam.		\| [[Linderman]] got the sword from [[Adam]].
	\|\| None		\|\| None.
	\|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br>		\|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br>
	:{{minus}} After Hiro's journey in ancient Japan, he teleported back into his own present along with the sword. This affected its history and would have made Linderman's sword ownership invalid.		:{{minus}} After Hiro's journey in ancient Japan, he teleported back into his own present along with the sword. This affected its history and would have made Linderman's sword ownership invalid.
	\|-		\|-
	\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black.		\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black.
	\|\| None		\|\| None.
	\|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence. <br/>		\|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence. <br/>
	{{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br/>		{{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br/>
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	\|Hiro's sword is like Excalibur.		\|Hiro's sword is like Excalibur.
	\|\| None		\|\| None.
	\|\|{{plus}} In this case [[Adam]] represents King Arthur, [[Hiro]] would be Lancelot, and [[Yaeko]] would be Guinevere.		\|\|{{plus}} In this case [[Adam]] represents King Arthur, [[Hiro]] would be Lancelot, and [[Yaeko]] would be Guinevere.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Adam kept the Kensei sword with him (and in impeccable condition) over the centuries as a reminder of his hatred for Hiro.		\|Adam kept the Kensei sword with him (and in impeccable condition) over the centuries as a reminder of his hatred for Hiro.
	\|\| None		\|\| None.
	\|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].		\|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].
	:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.		:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.

imported>Hollowmale: {{minus}} to a theory

2008-01-15T08:57:11Z

{{minus}} to a theory

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	\| Linderman got the sword from Adam.		\| Linderman got the sword from Adam.
	\|\| None		\|\| None
	\|\| {{plus}}Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br>		\|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br>
			:{{minus}} After Hiro's journey in ancient Japan, he teleported back into his own present along with the sword. This affected its history and would have made Linderman's sword ownership invalid.
	\|-		\|-
	\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black. \|\| None \|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence. <br> {{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br>{{minus}} Hiro is Japanese, and the [[Hiro's sword\|katana]] and the samurai are both big symbols in Japanese culture, so the sword may be just an item for the character and not a reference.		\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black.
			\|\| None
			\|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence. <br/>
			{{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br/>
			{{minus}} Hiro is Japanese, and the [[Hiro's sword\|katana]] and the samurai are both big symbols in Japanese culture, so the sword may be just an item for the character and not a reference.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Hiro's sword is like Excalibur. ~~\|\| None \|\| {{plus}} In this case [[Adam]] represents King Arthur, [[Hiro]] would be Lancelot, and [[Yaeko]] would be Guinevere.~~		\|Hiro's sword is like Excalibur.
			\|\| None
			\|\|{{plus}} In this case [[Adam]] represents King Arthur, [[Hiro]] would be Lancelot, and [[Yaeko]] would be Guinevere.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Adam kept the Kensei sword with him (and in impeccable condition) over the centuries as a reminder of his hatred for Hiro.		\|Adam kept the Kensei sword with him (and in impeccable condition) over the centuries as a reminder of his hatred for Hiro.
	\|\| None		\|\| None
	\|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].		\|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].

	:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.		:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.
	\|}		\|}

imported>Tim Thomason at 03:47, 29 November 2007

2007-11-29T03:47:28Z

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	\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black. \|\| None \|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence. <br> {{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br>{{minus}} Hiro is Japanese, and the [[Hiro's sword\|katana]] and the samurai are both big symbols in Japanese culture, so the sword may be just an item for the character and not a reference.		\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black. \|\| None \|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence. <br> {{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br>{{minus}} Hiro is Japanese, and the [[Hiro's sword\|katana]] and the samurai are both big symbols in Japanese culture, so the sword may be just an item for the character and not a reference.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Hiro's sword is like Excalibur. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} In this case [[Adam]] represents King Arthur, [[Hiro]] would be Lancelot, and [[Yaeko]] would be Guinevere		\|Hiro's sword is like Excalibur. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} In this case [[Adam]] represents King Arthur, [[Hiro]] would be Lancelot, and [[Yaeko]] would be Guinevere.
			\|-
			\|Adam kept the Kensei sword with him (and in impeccable condition) over the centuries as a reminder of his hatred for Hiro.
			\|\| None
			\|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].

			:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.
	\|}		\|}
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	\| [[Linderman]] got the sword from [[Adam]].		\| [[Linderman]] got the sword from [[Adam]].
	\|\| None.		\|\| None.
	\|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br>		\|\| {{plus}} Linderman got the sword in 1977. That was about the same time that Adam supposedly convinced them to form the Company and was then locked up. Linderman might have confiscated it after Adams capture, particularly if he was one of Adams main followers.<br />
	:{{minus}} After Hiro's journey in ancient Japan, he teleported back into his own present along with the sword. This affected its history and would have made Linderman's sword ownership invalid.		:{{minus}} After Hiro's journey in ancient Japan, he teleported back into his own present along with the sword. This affected its history and would have made Linderman's sword ownership invalid.
	\|-		\|-
	\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black.		\| Hiro's sword is actually a reference to Hiro Protagonist, a character in Neal Stephenson's book ''Snowcrash'' who also dressed in black.
	\|\| None.		\|\| None.
	\|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence. <br/>		\|\| {{minus}}This might be a coincidence. <br />
	{{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br/>		{{minus}} It's not like black isn't a common dress color.<br />
	{{minus}} Hiro is Japanese, and the [[Hiro's sword\|katana]] and the samurai are both big symbols in Japanese culture, so the sword may be just an item for the character and not a reference.		{{minus}} Hiro is Japanese, and the [[Hiro's sword\|katana]] and the samurai are both big symbols in Japanese culture, so the sword may be just an item for the character and not a reference.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Hiro's sword is like Excalibur.		\|Hiro's sword is like Excalibur.
	\|\| None.		\|\| None.
	\|\|{{~~plus~~}} In this case [[Adam]] represents King Arthur, [[Hiro]] would be Lancelot, and [[Yaeko]] would be Guinevere.		\|\|{{note}} In this case [[Adam]] represents King Arthur, [[Hiro]] would be Lancelot, and [[Yaeko]] would be Guinevere.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Adam kept the Kensei sword with him (and in impeccable condition) over the centuries as a reminder of his hatred for Hiro.		\|Adam kept the Kensei sword with him (and in impeccable condition) over the centuries as a reminder of his hatred for Hiro.
	\|\| None.		\|\| None.
	\|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].		\|\| {{minus}} He did not carry it on his person in [[1777]].<br />
	:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.		:{{note}} He likely kept it in some sort of storage or hiding place.
	\|}		\|}