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| | ===Subplot Issue: Sensei’s Sermons=== | | ===Subplot Issue: Sensei’s Sermons=== |
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| − | "The way of yin and yang. Balance."
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| − | "When there are people causing violence, you don't respond with violence. Respond with peace."
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| − | "When others are filled with ranging emotions, seek out tranquility."
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| − | "Just as Qi flowing through the body can bring equilibrium, so to can the energy flowing through the city."
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| − | "Our actions are on the scale of individuals, but like pressure points in the body, or actions can have great impact."
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| − | "Championing peace can balance out violence."
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| − | "Actions cause reactions. violence begets violence. It is up to us to break the cycle."
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| − | "Anger is like a wave, crashing against the sudden rocks. But on a gentle shore, the wave breaks under it's own pressure. Is this because of the wave, or the beach?"
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| − | "Force should only be used to defend, but event even this violence has consequences."
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| − | "Those who tempt violence cannot claim self defense afterward. Do not attempt to skirt around the path, embrace it's spirit."
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| | ==Cast== | | ==Cast== |
