[Lioshika]

Yes. Like Tales of Heike and such. She said one suggestion is on the weapons. But I don't know. I thought of taking on the Bushido codes.

[Cronislee]

I could help with both, but the weapons are easy if you just need to know about them.

[Lioshika]

I don't know what all I need, but it would be needing of resources and such.

[Cronislee]

I have a small library on the subject.

[Lioshika]

>_< But you're not near me.

[Cronislee]

True, but I could tell you what they say.

[Lioshika]

@_@ I just don't know what I want it on yet.

[Cronislee]

I could tell you about the glory and honor of Sepuku.

[Lioshika]

I know that. Seppuku was the honor suicide. Also hara-kiri

[Cronislee]

Yes, but do you know all the reasons a man or woman would have to commit Sepuku?

[Lioshika]

DISHONOR!
-Falls over.- Suicide pact.
Those are the only two we truly know; most seemed to fall under dishonor.

[Cronislee]

close :P, but a Samurai can be ordered to comit Sepuku for adultery with another Samurai's wife, drawing his sword in the presence of the Shogun, Failure of any kind, Defeat in a dual, the death of his Shogun, the Death of his Daimyo, murder, and a few others.

[Lioshika]

Yeah, but we file that under dishonor.
-Nods-

[Cronislee]

Yes, but it is so much more fun to address the psychology of Bushido than to lump it together. :P

[Lioshika]

True, but I just dunno if I wanna go that far into it. She wants us to be detailed, and to do that, I would want probably more of a specific, though Seppuku sounds good.

[Cronislee]

if you wanted you could touch on the story of the Fourty Seven Ronin who avenged their master after he was forced to commit Sepuku.