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	[[Hiro]] realizes that he has failed in his mission to save [[Charlie]], and he knows that there can be no happy endings. He remembers [[Kaito]]'s plaque, "This is not a fairy tale," and he realizes he is not ready for any kind of ending yet, be it happy, sad, or otherwise. (Chapter 40)		[[Hiro]] realizes that he has failed in his mission to save [[Charlie]], and he knows that there can be no happy endings. He remembers [[Kaito]]'s plaque, "This is not a fairy tale," and he realizes he is not ready for any kind of ending yet, be it happy, sad, or otherwise. (Chapter 40)

			A woman tells a young [[Kaito]] that his relationship with the late Satsu was a fairy tale. Kaito rebuffs her, "This is no fairy tale." [[Hiro]] overhears this and realizes that his father's "this is not a fairy tale" saying is not talking about hard work but about love. (Chapter 44)

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[[Kaito Nakamura]] has a plaque on his [[Yamagato|office]] wall that says, "'''This is not a fairy tale'''" (これはおとぎ話ではありません。).

==About==
===[[Once Upon a Time in Texas]]===
[[Hiro]] tells [[Petey]] about the "normal" story, and explains that "life isn't a fairy tale."

==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==
===[[Saving Charlie]]===
[[Hiro]] recalls that [[Kaito|his father]] always kept a small, golden plaque on the wall of his [[Yamagato]] office. The plaque read, "This is not a fairy tale," and Kaito would keep the plaque to remind him that things don't happen by magic or by "wishing on a star," but by hard work, discipline, and control. Though Kaito believed that there were no happy endings, Hiro believed that it was the happiness in the middle that made the story a good one. (Chapter 5)

[[Charlie]] tells [[Hiro]] that she thinks it would be nice if [[Robogirl]] ended up happy. Hiro explains that in Japan, it's not about finding happiness. He remembers the plaque in [[Kaito|his father]]'s office that says, "This is not a fairy tale." (Chapter 13)

When [[Hiro]] was sixteen, he talked to [[Kaito|his father]] about [[Yuki Shirakawa|a girl]] he liked. In response, Kaito simply pointed to his "This is not a fairy tale" plaque. Hiro felt like he didn't need to be reminded of this. (Chapter 38)

[[Hiro]] devises a way to save [[Charlie]] from [[Sylar]], but then she tells Hiro that she has a [[blood clot]] in her [[brain]]. Hiro decides that no matter what he does, their story isn't going to have a happy ending. He is reminded of [[Kaito|his father's]] plaque that says, "This is not a fairy tale." But then he realizes that he can have happiness in the middle, and that their story didn't have to end just yet. (Chapter 39)

[[Hiro]] realizes that he has failed in his mission to save [[Charlie]], and he knows that there can be no happy endings. He remembers [[Kaito]]'s plaque, "This is not a fairy tale," and he realizes he is not ready for any kind of ending yet, be it happy, sad, or otherwise. (Chapter 40)

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