The Samurai's Tale was written by Erik Christian Haugaard. The author was born on April 23, 1923 in Frederiksberg, Denmark. Erik C. Haugaard has written a number of acclaimed works for young adults that prompt them of what happened in history. Haugaard used the past events to shape his books. He used religious strife, and World War II. Less Talk less about the author and more about the book.
People have enjoyed the book, it touched their hearts. The book was beautifully written, and they all love it. The book features about a orphaned son of the samurai. The son of a noble family, where the family was killed over a spam of life. The person who killed his father, now took him in as a boy who would serve him and later the days when he dies the boy would take the name of the enemy.
The enemy had taken him as a servant, Togan the cook was the first person there he had met, Togan showed him how to make his life bearable in the living condition they had provided him with. After that he finds out that Togan was murdered, he decided to become a samurai warrior, and to regain the family name they had deprived him of.
The quote "Victory is reserved for those who are willing to pay it's price."
represents the boy which is willing to do anything to fight his way out of situatuions.
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