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** According to '' Warlords of the Dark Millennium: Sicarius'' an Inquisitor once tried to Tigurius for his powers; the entire chapter stood by Tigurius' side. When the Inquisitor pressed further, Cato issued a TrialByCombat. Even when his champion lost the Inquisitor tried to pull a gun on Tigurius; in a split second, Cato cut the Inquistor's hand off and told him to get out. Tigurius was ''always'' one of them in their eyes.
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** According to '' Warlords of the Dark Millennium: Sicarius'' an Inquisitor once tried to kill Tigurius for his powers; the entire chapter stood by Tigurius' side. When the Inquisitor pressed further, Cato issued a TrialByCombat. Even when his champion lost the Inquisitor tried to pull a gun on Tigurius; in a split second, Cato cut the Inquistor's hand off and told him to get out. Tigurius was ''always'' one of them in their eyes.
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** Prior to M'kar's final assault on Castra Tanagra in the same book, Calgar is tending to a dying Tigurius when civilians the Ultramarines found offer to stay with Tigurius. Calgar asks if they know anything about Space Marine biology, and their leader admits that they don't, but they promise to keep him warm and stay with him so he doesn't die alone. Calgar is fighting back tears at the simple kindness of the statement. Most of the readers probably are as well.
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** Prior to M'kar's final assault on Castra Tanagra in the same book, Calgar is tending to a dying Tigurius when civilians the Ultramarines found offer leader of the civilian refugees ask what they can do to stay with Tigurius. Calgar help. Calgar, his nerves frayed, asks if they know anything about Space Marine biology, and their biology or psychic powers. The leader admits that they don't, but they promise to keep him warm and stay with him so he doesn't die alone. Calgar is fighting back tears at the simple kindness of the statement. Most of the readers probably are as well.well.
--->'''''This''' was the nobility of spirit that made mankind great, the strength of solidarity that made Ultramar a shining beacon of the very best humanity could achieve.''
--->'''''This''' was the nobility of spirit that made mankind great, the strength of solidarity that made Ultramar a shining beacon of the very best humanity could achieve.''
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* In ''The Chapter's Due'', after everything he has endured (betrayal by those he trusted, going into the Eye of Terror, and generally seeing the worst humanity has to offer), Uriel Ventris tells an Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus that every single human life in the Imperium of Man matters, and that if they forget that, they are already no better than the hordes of Chaos. It's heart warming because in spite of all the [[SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism cynicism]] pervading ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'', someone who has seen the worst in humanity still thinks they're worth fighting for.
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* In ''The Chapter's Due'', after everything he has endured (betrayal by those he trusted, going into the Eye of Terror, and generally seeing the worst humanity has to offer), Uriel Ventris tells an Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus that every single human life in the Imperium of Man matters, and that if they forget that, they are already no better than the hordes of Chaos. It's heart warming because in spite of all the [[SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism cynicism]] pervading ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'', someone who has seen the worst in humanity still thinks they're worth fighting for.for.
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* The way the [[WasOnceAMan Unfleshed]], despite all their hardships, still bring food to the members of their tribe who are too weak to hunt, and the way these children, horribly mutated and thrust into a literal hell, still maintain their own shrine to the Emperor is quite touching.
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* In ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'', Captain Uriel Ventris managing to save himself and the rest of a warband of space marines expelled from their respective chapters from committing suicide due the despair-inducing influence of Chaos [[RousingSpeech by reminding them]] that even in their disgraced state they were still Space Marines, the greatest heroes of the galaxy, warriors of the Emperor, and then accounting all the victories of the Imperium, showing them that they were still men of honour and proud.
** The way the [[WasOnceAMan Unfleshed]], despite all their hardships, still bring food to the members of their tribe who are too weak to hunt, and the way these children, horribly mutated and thrust into a literal hell, still maintain their own (crude) shrine to the Emperor isquite touching.a touching moment of proof that they never lost their faith in Him.
* A small moment in ''The Killing Ground'' when the Grey Knights receive word of a Chaos incursion on the world where Uriel and Pasanius ended up after escaping the Iron Warriors' fortress. Their leader orders them to make best speed to the world in question, saying that he has ''had it'' with arriving too late to save anyone.
** The way the [[WasOnceAMan Unfleshed]], despite all their hardships, still bring food to the members of their tribe who are too weak to hunt, and the way these children, horribly mutated and thrust into a literal hell, still maintain their own (crude) shrine to the Emperor is
* A small moment in ''The Killing Ground'' when the Grey Knights receive word of a Chaos incursion on the world where Uriel and Pasanius ended up after escaping the Iron Warriors' fortress. Their leader orders them to make best speed to the world in question, saying that he has ''had it'' with arriving too late to save anyone.
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** Prior to M'kar's final assault on Castra Tanagra in the same book, Calgar is tending to a dying Tigurius when civilians the Ultramarines found offer to stay with Tigurius. Calgar asks if they know anything about Space Marine biology, and their leader admits that they don't, but they promise to keep him warm and stay with him so he doesn't die alone. Calgar is fighting back tears at the simply kindness of the statement. Most of the readers probably are as well.
** According to '' Warlords of the Dark Millennium: Sicarius'' an Inquisitor once tried to Tigurius for his powers the entire chapter stood by Tigurius' side, wend the Inquisitor pressed further Cato issued a TrialByCombat even when his champion lost the Inquisitor tried to pull on gun on Tigurius, in a split second Cato cut the Inquistor's hand off and told him to get out. Tigurius was ''always'' one of them in their eyes.
** According to '' Warlords of the Dark Millennium: Sicarius'' an Inquisitor once tried to Tigurius for his powers the entire chapter stood by Tigurius' side, wend the Inquisitor pressed further Cato issued a TrialByCombat even when his champion lost the Inquisitor tried to pull on gun on Tigurius, in a split second Cato cut the Inquistor's hand off and told him to get out. Tigurius was ''always'' one of them in their eyes.
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** Prior to M'kar's final assault on Castra Tanagra in the same book, Calgar is tending to a dying Tigurius when civilians the Ultramarines found offer to stay with Tigurius. Calgar asks if they know anything about Space Marine biology, and their leader admits that they don't, but they promise to keep him warm and stay with him so he doesn't die alone. Calgar is fighting back tears at the simply simple kindness of the statement. Most of the readers probably are as well.
** According to '' Warlords of the Dark Millennium: Sicarius'' an Inquisitor once tried to Tigurius for hispowers powers; the entire chapter stood by Tigurius' side, wend side. When the Inquisitor pressed further further, Cato issued a TrialByCombat even TrialByCombat. Even when his champion lost the Inquisitor tried to pull on a gun on Tigurius, Tigurius; in a split second second, Cato cut the Inquistor's hand off and told him to get out. Tigurius was ''always'' one of them in their eyes.
** According to '' Warlords of the Dark Millennium: Sicarius'' an Inquisitor once tried to Tigurius for his
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* In ''The Chapter's Due'', after everything he has endured (betrayal by those he trusted, going into the Eye of Terror, and generally seeing the worst humanity has to offer), Uriel Ventris tells an Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus that every single human life in the Imperium of Man matters, and that if they forget that, they are already no better than the hordes of Chaos. It's heart warming because in spite of all the [[SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism cynicism]] pervading ''{{Warhammer 40000}}'', someone who has seen the worst in humanity still thinks they're worth fighting for.
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* In ''The Chapter's Due'', after everything he has endured (betrayal by those he trusted, going into the Eye of Terror, and generally seeing the worst humanity has to offer), Uriel Ventris tells an Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus that every single human life in the Imperium of Man matters, and that if they forget that, they are already no better than the hordes of Chaos. It's heart warming because in spite of all the [[SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism cynicism]] pervading ''{{Warhammer ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'', someone who has seen the worst in humanity still thinks they're worth fighting for.
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** Prior to M'kar's final assault on Castra Tanagra in the same book, Calgar is tending to a dying Tigurius when civilians the Ultramarines found offer to stay with Tigurius. Calgar asks if they know anything about Space Marine biology, and their leader admits that they don't, but they promise to keep him warm and stay with him so he doesn't die alone. Calgar is fighting back tears at the simply kindness of the statement. Most of the readers probably are as well.
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* In ''The Chapter's Due'', after everything he has endured (betrayal by those he trusted, going into the Eye of Terror, and generally seeing the worst humanity has to offer), Uriel Ventris tells an Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus that every single human life in the Imperium of Man matters, and that if they forget that, they are already no better than the hordes of Chaos.
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* In ''The Chapter's Due'', after everything he has endured (betrayal by those he trusted, going into the Eye of Terror, and generally seeing the worst humanity has to offer), Uriel Ventris tells an Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus that every single human life in the Imperium of Man matters, and that if they forget that, they are already no better than the hordes of Chaos. It's heart warming because in spite of all the [[SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism cynicism]] pervading ''{{Warhammer 40000}}'', someone who has seen the worst in humanity still thinks they're worth fighting for.
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* The way the [[WasOnceAMan Unfleshed]], despite all their hardships, still bring food to the members of their tribe who are too weak to hunt, and the way these children, horribly mutated and thrust into a litteral hell, still maintain their own shrine to the Emperor is quite touching.
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* The way the [[WasOnceAMan Unfleshed]], despite all their hardships, still bring food to the members of their tribe who are too weak to hunt, and the way these children, horribly mutated and thrust into a litteral literal hell, still maintain their own shrine to the Emperor is quite touching.touching.
* In ''The Chapter's Due'', after everything he has endured (betrayal by those he trusted, going into the Eye of Terror, and generally seeing the worst humanity has to offer), Uriel Ventris tells an Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus that every single human life in the Imperium of Man matters, and that if they forget that, they are already no better than the hordes of Chaos.
* In ''The Chapter's Due'', after everything he has endured (betrayal by those he trusted, going into the Eye of Terror, and generally seeing the worst humanity has to offer), Uriel Ventris tells an Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus that every single human life in the Imperium of Man matters, and that if they forget that, they are already no better than the hordes of Chaos.
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* Chief Librarian Varro Tigurius is set apart from other Ultramarines because of his PsychicPowers, and does not fully share in the brotherhood of the chapter. During ''The Chapter's Due'' he exerts himself terribly to keep endless daemon hordes at bay and feels the isolation keenly, near to the point of despair...until Chapter Master Calgar poignantly reaffirms his trust and friendship with him.
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* Chief Librarian Varro Tigurius is set apart from other Ultramarines because of his PsychicPowers, and does not fully share in the brotherhood of the chapter. During ''The Chapter's Due'' he exerts himself terribly to keep endless daemon hordes at bay and feels the isolation keenly, near to the point of despair...until Chapter Master Calgar poignantly reaffirms his trust and friendship with him.him.
* The way the [[WasOnceAMan Unfleshed]], despite all their hardships, still bring food to the members of their tribe who are too weak to hunt, and the way these children, horribly mutated and thrust into a litteral hell, still maintain their own shrine to the Emperor is quite touching.
* The way the [[WasOnceAMan Unfleshed]], despite all their hardships, still bring food to the members of their tribe who are too weak to hunt, and the way these children, horribly mutated and thrust into a litteral hell, still maintain their own shrine to the Emperor is quite touching.
