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I have a visually appearing and attitude copy of the same person as Katarina in my head from 20 years ago, simply because nobody either believes or I don't openly preach it 24/7, doesn't mean it aint true. Same time, every fiction char. and legend is based on a real person to start with, plus on a planet with over 7 billion people, do you really think this is an impossibility? Next point, this isn't a "fan forum" this is the MAIN League of Legends forum, which on theory has millions of people, as the game itself, which adds to my point that it's completely possible.
Yeah I got a shrink, to speak about my mental health and I have one of the most stable mentalities, I just chose to believe and see the word differently than the rest ,which often ends up with me appearing, either as insane, or different, or even a villain in their own stories of life.
Plus next point. I never claimed to be anyone, I claim I got similar personality, which is true fact... I simply said , I might, or might NOT be the person we speak of. And I said, even if I WAS, or WASNT, I don't see how that is any of your personal concern, both cases I wont like the way you speak to me.
Next point. So simply because a character in a game is using all sorts of blades and love blades, it makes me crazy, for loving and enjoying different types of blades? Sorry to say it, but there are lots of people in the world you live in which, either make, or collect or simply love blade weapons like swords, daggers, knives ect ect.
Plus. I doubt your friend would study assassination and openly speak of it. Yet it's not even a profession to study assassinations, or how to be an assassin yourself. Giving the fact that over the years assassination changes and even a most common farmer has done assassinations in history with different type of items, without having any education on the point.
Clearly you got no idea of such stuff, but there has been assassinations in history by any type... Poison, pinch forks, swords, knives, fire, hanging, beating to death, breaking part of the body... So you cannot come here and claim that you cannot assassinate someone with a longsword... One of the most weird assassinations in past 50 years was caused by an umbrella which had a rare and powerful toxic on the edge, which pined a Bulgarian journalist, who died days later in a location which none knew and it was considered a hearth dieses until they found that small piece of nearly untraceable toxin.
So my friend, don't come here claiming stuff which you got no idea off. Assassination as an action itself can be done by any means, by anyone as long as the specific target is dead and in the majority of cases the killer is unknown. So get out of your video game world, where assassins just sneak in the shadows and go carefully and stab someone in the back with a dagger, this isn't Skyrim.
Oh forgot to mention, remember that president that got assassinated? Who isn't even my job to know his name, or even the fact that he got assassinated, giving the fact I live in the other end of the world? Yeah, that guy got assassinated by a BULLET, a sniper BULLET... Which isn't a blade as you claim it should be done.
Have a nice evening and do please avoid arguing over stuff you are not well educated enough. Thank you my friend for the long conversation, I truly enjoy when I spent my time writing such long explanations for a single person, which will be forgotten in few hours most likely and never see the light of day again.
Love, the unknown person behind the keyboard, writing this letter to you, who may or may not be the actual redhead of whom was referred earlier.
The notion that all fictional characters are based on real individuals is false and/or exaggerated; some myths and legends might have been inspired by real people, but plenty of people (myself included) just make characters up off-the-cuff from common personality traits or archetypes not particularly with any specific individuals, or sometimes base them on other known-to-be fictional characters. The odds that someone at Riot had you in mind when they made Katarina Du Couteau, and I think it's safe to surmise there was a time where you existed and were not aware of League of Legends or Katarina in particular.
I'm not calling you crazy for liking blades and the like (lots of my friends do), I'm calling you crazy for acting like that's enough to put a "may" in "may or may not be Katarina", stating your headcanons and theories as if League canon fact, and repeatedly making statements in-character as Katarina (like "He [General DuCoteau] is my Dad") without indicating any separation of character knowledge. League of Legends started in 2009, and from what I've seen it's safe to assume you are much older than 7 years old, so clearly you were around before Katarina was and aren't currently living in Noxus (in fact your username tag says you're from Europe).
And you still haven't paid any attention to a thing I said about assassination: I never said it had to be done with blades, I said it had to be done discreetly, and professionals in particular more so. This means that a dagger, hidden blade, garotte, poison, bare hands, or other such concealable weapon will trump a longsword designed for open man-to-man combat in a close-range assassination, long-range weaponry such as sniper rifles or timed explosives can do the job just fine because they get around the lack of concealability by eliminating the need for presence.
Basically, assassination is all about nobody seeing you do it, meaning either you get close without drawing attention (which my point was a longsword is too conspicuous for that and would be a poor choice for someone who is repeatedly described as "the greatest assassin in Noxus") or you kill from afar where nobody can see you. Theoretically you can assassinate someone with a longsword under ideal circumstances, but a "Master Assassin" would not settle for something so crude and inefficient.
And yes, you'd be amazed what people are allowed to talk openly about in America. I had a buddy who was a living encyclopedia on anything historical, including but not limited to weapons and prominent murders of bygone days. It wasn't even required for his degree, he just had an eiditic memory and lots of questions he wouldn't leave unanswered. If it was in a fictionalized medieval setting, he wanted to know how plausible it was and how different the real thing was from the fake versions, and he just didn't stop until he could recite from memory everything he learned.