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The title text takes this further with the "touch" call, used to indicate to a participant that they have been "touched" by their opponent's blade, and therefore the attacker receives a point. The right participant counters this claim by saying his emotions have "priority" (or right-of-way), implying he was blocking out ("parrying") the touching feelings. {{w|Fencing practice and techniques|Fencing right-of-way rules}} can make a move invalid when another move has priority, but generally refer to physical actions on the participant's part. | The title text takes this further with the "touch" call, used to indicate to a participant that they have been "touched" by their opponent's blade, and therefore the attacker receives a point. The right participant counters this claim by saying his emotions have "priority" (or right-of-way), implying he was blocking out ("parrying") the touching feelings. {{w|Fencing practice and techniques|Fencing right-of-way rules}} can make a move invalid when another move has priority, but generally refer to physical actions on the participant's part. | ||
− | All in all it seems like the right fencer may be [[Black Hat]] | + | All in all it seems like the right fencer may be [[Black Hat]] |
==Transcript== | ==Transcript== |