Zoro's Sword Debate

## Scene The narrator says, "The 'strongest sword' is a blade that can protect what it wishes to protect and cut what it wishes to cut. In my opinion, a blade that cuts whatever it touches cannot be considered a 'word'...." Zoro says, "Zoro, did you even listen to what I said? Hurry up and try to cut me if you can. You won't get anywhere if all you do is take my attacks. It's a shame you won't be able to see me beautifully cut through iron..." ## Dialogue - **Unresolved voice:** "Understand?" - **Unresolved voice:** "Alright, I'm gonna become a swordsman that can cut through everything!" ## Theory notes - Location: Chapter 194, pages 16‑17, panels 2‑3. - Speaker attribution is unresolved; verify the page before treating a name as the confirmed speaker. - Low OCR confidence; verify exact wording before quoting this passage. - The narrator and Zoro are likely the speakers of the narration lines, but this is not confirmed.