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I once obtained a translation of Heinel\'s character bio in the Roman Album. It didn\'t say a word about cruelty, ruthlessness, brutality or racism. It said that he was a graceful bishonan with a beautiful voice, and went on to descibe his [[TheWoobie woobieful]] past, his motivation for following Zanbajir, and his refusal to shed tears. The fold-out poster in the album shows Heinel and Kenichi clasping hands and smiling---not the sort of thing you\'d draw for a [[CardCarryingVillain character you\'re supposed to boo and hiss]]. I have in my hands a guidebook to the show whose back cover (drawn by the origional character designer) shows Kenichi and Heinel with identical expressions of heroic resolve. The anime magazines of the time played up his [[WorthyOpponent sympathetic]] characteristics. There is a illustration in one of them, which I unfortunately don\'t have, that shows him smiling down among the flames, extending his sword in a warrior\'s blessing--not damned at all, but [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence transformed into a fiery angel]].
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I once obtained a translation of Heinel\\\'s character bio in the Roman Album. It didn\\\'t say a word about cruelty, ruthlessness, brutality or racism. It said that he was a graceful bishonen with a beautiful voice, and went on to descibe his [[TheWoobie woobieful]] past, his motivation for following Zanbajir, and his refusal to shed tears. The fold-out poster in the album shows Heinel and Kenichi clasping hands and smiling---not the sort of thing you\\\'d draw for a [[CardCarryingVillain character you\\\'re supposed to boo and hiss]]. I have in my hands a guidebook to the show whose back cover (drawn by the origional character designer) shows Kenichi and Heinel with identical expressions of heroic resolve. The anime magazines of the time played up his [[WorthyOpponent sympathetic]] characteristics. There is a illustration in one of them, which I unfortunately don\\\'t have, that shows him smiling down among the flames, extending his sword in a warrior\\\'s blessing--not damned at all, but [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence transformed into a fiery angel]].
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Lastly, it\'s hard to believe that Nagahama was unaware of the [[EnsambleDarkhorse phenominal popularity]] of the other bishonen baddies, especially his own [[CombattlerV Garuda]]. I mean, [[http://users.animanga.com/voltesv/faq/trivia.html look at these poll results]]. How periferal could a demographic be that involves 60% of your fans? If a response this lopsided is accidental, somebody screwed up somewhere.
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Lastly, it\\\'s hard to believe that Nagahama was unaware of the [[EnsembleDarkhorse phenominal popularity]] of the other bishonen baddies, especially his own [[CombattlerV Garuda]]. I mean, [[http://users.animanga.com/voltesv/faq/trivia.html look at these poll results]]. How periferal could a demographic be that involves 60% of your fans? If a response this lopsided is accidental, somebody screwed up somewhere.
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I once obtained a translation of Heinel\'s character bio in the Roman Album. It didn\'t say a word about cruelty, ruthlessness, brutality or racism. It said that he was a graceful bishonan with a beautiful voice, and went on to descibe his [[Woobie woobieful]] past, his motivation for following Zanbajir, and his refusal to shed tears. The fold-out poster in the album shows Heinel and Kenichi clasping hands and smiling---not the sort of thing you\'d draw for a [[CardCarryingVillain character you\'re supposed to boo and hiss]]. I have in my hands a guidebook to the show whose back cover (drawn by the origional character designer) shows Kenichi and Heinel with identical expressions of heroic resolve. The anime magazines of the time played up his [[WorthyOpponant sympathetic]] characteristics. There is a illustration in one of them, which I unfortunately don\'t have, that shows him smiling down among the flames, extending his sword in a warrior\'s blessing--not damned at all, but [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence transformed into a fiery angel]].
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I once obtained a translation of Heinel\\\'s character bio in the Roman Album. It didn\\\'t say a word about cruelty, ruthlessness, brutality or racism. It said that he was a graceful bishonan with a beautiful voice, and went on to descibe his [[TheWoobie woobieful]] past, his motivation for following Zanbajir, and his refusal to shed tears. The fold-out poster in the album shows Heinel and Kenichi clasping hands and smiling---not the sort of thing you\\\'d draw for a [[CardCarryingVillain character you\\\'re supposed to boo and hiss]]. I have in my hands a guidebook to the show whose back cover (drawn by the origional character designer) shows Kenichi and Heinel with identical expressions of heroic resolve. The anime magazines of the time played up his [[WorthyOpponent sympathetic]] characteristics. There is a illustration in one of them, which I unfortunately don\\\'t have, that shows him smiling down among the flames, extending his sword in a warrior\\\'s blessing--not damned at all, but [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence transformed into a fiery angel]].
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\\\"This trope\\\'s name comes from the oft-(mis-)quoted line from Shakespeare\\\'s Hamlet, \\\"The lady doth protest too much, methinks.\\\" Note that in Shakespeare\\\'s time, \\\"protests\\\" meant nearly the opposite of what it does today. Using the example from above, Bob\\\'s species \\\"protests too much\\\" by saying and being all those things, when all Bob wants to do is flirt with Alice the Granola Girl.\\\"

The example is kind of unclear on what exactly \\\"protests\\\" is supposed to mean. Is it related to this explanation, or is this an example of using the modern meaning? http://www.goenglish.com/ProtestTooMuch.asp
Might be due to me not being a native speaker, but it\\\'s still very confusing.
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