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"All religions may have some truth to them. We must be sure not to offend any of the gods."
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| " Writing haiku is a talent expected of a samurai " | Seikei's Father, Pg. 4 |
| "All religions may have some truth to them. We must be sure not to offend any of the gods." | Seikei's dad pg 6 |
| "I would so much like to be a samrai like Basho, and devote my life to poetry." | Seikei pg 24 |
| "A man and his brush-writing are one and the same." | -Japanese saying, page 17 |
| "Though you are a merchant's son, you can still develop a noble spirit-brave, honest, and faithful to your family." | -Michiko, page 24 |
| "He was careless, and I gave him a couple of knocks to teach him manners. | -Lord Hakuseki (pg. 38) |
| "It is different... yours displays your character, as the brush-writing of a master should." | - Michiko about Lord Hakuseki's writing, p. 17 |
| "You know, Judge Ooka is a vey wise man. But once in a while, even he makes a mistake." | Bunzo PG 57 |
| "Remember us! For we are the spirit of Japan!" | Forty-Seven Ronin PG 84 |
| "I have a feeling that this particular story is admired by the thief. If you pay close attention, you may discover something about his character, the reason why he became a bent tree while the others grew straight and tall." | Judge Ooka pg 76 |
| "It is honorable to speak the truth without regard for the consequences." | Daidoji's book - pg 54 |
| "Then we must agree to give up our lives, our families, everything that we love. We must dedicate ourselves to one thing-to avenge our master's honor and our own!" | Oishi of the Forty-seven Ronin pg. 79 |
| "They follow their nature as trees... Yet, everyone looks at the tree that stands alone. It is different. fate has put it where it cannot grow straight and tall." | Judge Ooka comparing the tree to the criminal |
| Nothing about birth qualifies a man to use a sword | Tomomi |
| "So honorable! So beatifully innocent! I feel compelled to imitate you." | Tomomi to Seikei p 93 |
| "They return to see what we have done to honor them" | Tomoni speaking about the spirits-167 |
| "I swear that I will see you disgraced"- | Seikei line in Tomomi's last playpg. 146 |
| "Mother? Father? Tomorrow I will keep my promise to you"- | Tomomi to his parents pg. 167 |
| "Make sure your actions do not disgrace me." - | the Shogun to Seikei Pg. 213 |
| "He's a better actor than you suspect"- | Tomomi about Seikei pg.171 |
| "It's time to examine the path that we followed"- | Judge Ooka in the resolution |
| "He has shown himself to be courageous, loyal, and honorable." | -Judge Ooka about Seikei. page 211 |
| "Theif! I know who you are. I should have killed you." | -Lord Hakuseki to Tomomi Pg. 191 |
| "I am sure it will be a pleasant occasion." - | Seikei to the Shogun Pg. 200 |
| "Everyone is hoping we'll get a big present from the daimyo if the shogun is pleased." | Kazuo page.183 |
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