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Hans Hellmut Kirst (5 December 1914 – 13 February 1989) was a German novelist and the author of 46 books, many of which were translated into English. Kirst is best remembered as the creator of the "Gunner Asch" series which detailed the ongoing struggle of an honest individual to maintain his identity and humanity amidst the criminality and corruption of Nazi Germany.

Biography

Early years

Hans Hellmut Kirst was born in Osterode, East Prussia. Osterode is today Ostróda in Poland.

Kirst joined the German Army in 1933 and served as an officer during World War II, ending the war as a First Lieutenant and Nationalsozialistischer Führungsoffizier. Kirst was a member of the Nazi Party, stating later that he had "confused National Socialism with Germany".

Kirst later indicated that after the war he did not immediately believe accounts of Nazi atrocities. "One did not really know one was in a club of murderers," he recalled.

Literary career

Kirst's first novel was published in 1950, translated into English as The Lieutenant Must Be Mad. The book told of a young German officer who sabotaged a Nazi garrison.

Kirst won an international reputation with the series Null-acht, fünfzehn (Zero-Eight, Fifteen), a satire on army life centered on Gunner Asch, a private who manages to buck the system. Initially conceived as a trilogy — 08/15 in der Kaserne (1954), 08/15 im Krieg (1954), 08/15 bis zum Ende (1955) — the three-book narrative was expanded to five with the publication of 08/15 Heute in 1963 and 08/15 in der Partei in 1978. The series follows the career of Asch, a common man in an impossible situation, from the years before World War II, to the Eastern Front, and finally into the world of post-war Germany.

The Gunner Asch series was published in English as: The Revolt of Gunner Asch (1955), Forward, Gunner Asch! (1956), The Return of Gunner Asch (1957), What Became of Gunner Asch (1964) and Party Games (1980). ("Party Games", NOT part of the Gunner Asch series)

Other major novels by Kirst set during the Third Reich and World War II include Officer Factory, about the investigation into the death of a training officer in an officer school near the end of World War II, Last Stop, Camp 7, the story of 48 hours in an internment camp for former Nazis, The Wolves, a tale of crafty resistance in a German village, and The Nights of the Long Knives, about a fictitious 6-man squad of SS hit men. All of these novels featured humor and satire, with leading characters often shown positioning themselves as outspoken, ardent Nazis during the Third Reich era before effortlessly flipping to become equally ardent in their claims to have been anti-Nazi and 100% pro-democracy or pro-communist after the tide turned.

Kirst also wrote about the July 1944 attempt to assassinate Adolf Hitler in Aufstand der Soldaten (1965), which was translated into English as Soldiers' Revolt.

Kirst's non-World-War-II-themed novels included The Seventh Day (1957), a nuclear holocaust story that received worldwide acclaim and was dubbed "so convincing, that it doesn't seem like fiction at all". Using a wide array of viewpoint characters, most of them Germans, it describes – step by step and day by day – how in just a single week a chain of small incidents escalates into bigger incidents, small-scale fighting, all-out war, resort to nuclear arms and finally a worldwide nuclear exchange with Europe totally destroyed by the Seventh Day and "the Days of Humanity were numbered". Symbolic characters are a pair of star-crossed lovers, a West German boy and his East German girlfriend, who spend the entire book desperately searching for each other finally to find and run towards each other but before they can touch a nuclear explosion vaporizes both of them in a split second.

Die letzte Karte spielt der Tod (1955) is a fictional account of the life of Soviet spy Richard Sorge, published in the United States as The Last Card and in the United Kingdom as Death Plays the Last Card.

In 1965 Kirst was nominated for an Edgar Award of the Mystery Writers of America for his 1962 book Die Nacht der Generale, translated into English as The Night of the Generals. The book dealt with an investigation into a series of murders of prostitutes during and after World War II committed by one of three German generals. The book was made into a 1967 film of the same name, which starred Omar Sharif and Peter O'Toole.

Kirst also wrote the Konstantin Keller series of detective novels set in Munich in the 1960s and published in English translations as Damned to Success (and also as A Time for Scandal), A Time for Truth and Everything has a Price.

In 1972 Kirst was a member of the jury at the 22nd Berlin International Film Festival. He was also a member of International PEN and The Authors Guild.

Legacy
At the time of his death, the New York Times noted that "his novels, many of them replaying the events of the war, reflect his acceptance of his nation's guilt," but that some critics "charged him with trivializing the history of the Third Reich.

Death
Kirst died in Bremen in February 1989 aged 74 years and was survived by his wife, Ruth, and a daughter.

Kirst's books were translated into 28 languages and sold a total of 12 million copies during his lifetime.

Works in English translation

 The Lieutenant Must Be Mad. New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1951/London: George G. Harrap and Co., 1951.
 The Revolt of Gunner Asch. Boston: Little, Brown, 1955. UK title: Zero Eight Fifteen: The Strange Mutiny of Gunner Asch: A Novel. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1955.
 Forward, Gunner Asch! Boston: Little, Brown, 1956. UK title: Gunner Asch Goes to War: Zero Eight Fifteen II: A Novel. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1956.
 The Return of Gunner Asch. Boston: Little, Brown, 1957/London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1957. Subtitled Zero Eight Fifteen III in the UK edition.
 The Seventh Day. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1959. UK title: No One Will Escape: A Novel. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1959. (online copy at archive.org)
 Officer Factory: A Novel. London: Collins, 1962/Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1963.
 The Night of the Generals: A Novel. New York: Harper and Row, 1963/London: Collins, 1963.
 What Became of Gunner Asch. New York: Harper and Row, 1964/London: Collins, 1964.
 Brothers in Arms: A Novel. New York: Harper and Row, 1965/London: Collins, 1965.
 Soldiers' Revolt. New York: Harper and Row, 1966. UK title: The 20th of July. London: Collins, 1966 .
 The Last Card. New York: Pyramid Books, 1967. UK title: Death Plays the Last Card. London: Fontana/Collins, 1968.
 The Wolves. New York: Coward-McCann, 1968. UK title: The Fox of Maulen. London: Collins, 1968.
 Last Stop, Camp 7. New York: Coward-McCann, 1969. UK title: Camp 7 Last Stop. London: Collins, 1969.
 No Fatherland. New York: Coward-McCann, 1970. UK title: Undercover man. London: Collins, 1970.
 The Adventures of Private Faust. New York: Coward, McCann and Geoghegan, 1971.
 Who's In Charge Here? London: Collins, 1971.
 Hero in the Tower. New York: Coward, McCann and Geoghegan, 1972/London: Collins, 1972.
 A Time for Scandal. London: Collins, 1973. American title: Damned to Success: A Novel of Modern Munich. New York: Coward, McCann and Geoghegan, 1973.
 A Time for Truth. London: Collins, 1974/New York: Coward, McCann and Geoghegan, 1974.
 A Time for Payment. London: Collins, 1976.
 The Nights of the Long Knives. New York: Coward, McCann and Geoghegan, 1976/London: Collins, 1976.
 Everything Has Its Price. New York: Coward, McCann and Geoghegan, 1976. UK title A time for payment.
 The Affairs of the Generals. New York: Coward, McCann and Geoghegan, 1979. UK title: Twilight of the Generals. London: Collins, 1979.
 Party Games. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1979/London: Collins, 1980.
 Heroes for Sale. London: Collins, 1982.

 Most of these novels are pure fiction. But not only is "The 20th of July" based on the assassination attempt against Hitler but Kirst followed the development of this event by using archive sources step by step. He filled in only small gaps of minor importance, where no sources were available.

List of novels in German

 Wir nannten ihn Galgenstrick, 1950
 Sagten Sie Gerechtigkeit, Captain? 1952 (Neufassung 1966, Letzte Station Camp 7)
 Aufruhr in einer kleinen Stadt, 1953
 1. Band: 08/15 in der Kaserne, 1954
 2. Band: 08/15 im Krieg, 1954
 3. Band: 08/15 bis zum Ende, 1955
 Die letzte Karte spielt der Tod, 1955
 Gott schläft in Masuren, 1956
 Mit diesen meinen Händen, 1957 (literal translation: With these my hands)
 Keiner kommt davon, 1957 (literal translation: 'No one gets away (with it)'
 Kultura 5 und der rote Morgen, 1958 (literal translation: "Kultura 5" and the red morning)
 Glück läßt sich nicht kaufen, 1959 (literal translation: Fortune cannot be bought)
 Fabrik der Offiziere, 1960
 Kameraden, 1961 (literal translation: Comrades)
 Die Nacht der Generale, 1962 (literal translation: The night of the generals)
 Bilanz der Traumfabrik, 1963
 08/15 heute, 1965 (literal translation: 08/15 Today)
 Aufstand der Soldaten, 1965
 Letzte Station Camp 7, 1966 (first edition 1952, Sagten Sie Gerechtigkeit, Captain?; literal translation Last Station Camp 7)
 Die Wölfe, 1967 (literal translation: the Wolves)
 Deutschland deine Ostpreußen, 1968 (literal translation: Germany your East Prussians)
 Kein Vaterland, 1968 (literal translation: No Fatherland)
 Soldaten, Offiziere, Generale, 1969 (literal translation: Soldiers, Officers, Generals)
 Faustrecht, 1969
 Heinz Rühmann, (biography), 1969
 Held im Turm, 1970
 Das Udo Jürgens Songbuch, 1970
 Kriminalistik, BLV-juniorwissen Band 5, 1971
 Verdammt zum Erfolg, 1971
 Gespräche mit meinem Hund Anton, 1972
 Verurteilt zur Wahrheit, 1972
 Verfolgt vom Schicksal, 1973
 Alles hat seinen Preis, 1974 (literal translation: Everything has its price)
 Und Petrulla lacht, 1974
 Die Nächte der langen Messer, 1975 (literal translation: The nights of the long knives)
 Generals-Affären, 1977
 Die Katzen von Caslano, 1977
 Endstation Stacheldraht, 1978
 08/15 in der Partei, 1978 (literal translation: 08/15 in the party)
 Der Nachkriegssieger, 1979
 Der unheimliche Freund, 1979
 Hund mit Mann-Bericht über einen Freund, 1979
 Eine Falle aus Papier, 1981 (literal translation: A trap made of paper)
 Bedenkliche Begegnung, 1982
 Geld-Geld-Geld, 1982 (literal translation: Money-Money-Money)
 Ausverkauf der Helden, 1983
 Die gefährliche Wahrheit, 1984 (literal translation: The dangerous truth)
 Die seltsamen Menschen von Maulen, 1984
 Blitzmädel, 1984
 Ende 45, 1985
 Das Schaf im Wolfspelz. Ein deutsches Leben, 1985
 Ein manipulierter Mord, 1987 (literal translation: A manipulated murder)
 Geschieden durch den Tod, 1987
 Erzählungen aus Ostpreußen, 1987 (literal translation: Tales from East Prussia)
 Die merkwürdige Hochzeit in Bärenwalde, 1988 (literal translation: The strange feast in "Bärenwalde"/bear forest)
 Stunde der Totengräber, 1988 (literal translation: Hour of the grave-diggers)
 Der unheimliche Mann Gottes, 1988
 Menetekel '39, 1989
 Vergebliche Warnung, Der Polenfeldzug, 1989
 Die Ermordung des Rittmeisters, 1992
 Erinnerungen an eine unvergessene Heimat

Film adaptations
08/15 (1954)
 (1955)
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 (1960)
The Night of the Generals (1967)
 (1989, TV miniseries)

References

1914 births
1989 deaths
People from Ostróda
People from East Prussia
German Army officers of World War II
Nazi Party members
Edgar Award winners
20th-century German novelists
German male novelists
20th-century German male writers
War writers
German crime fiction writers


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Messi's arrival reported to have divided PSG camp with Mbappe moving away from Neymar
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Paris Saint-Germain have the best front three in the world in the form of Messi, Neymar and Mbappe / Laurence Griffiths/GettyImages
Paris Saint-Germain shocked the footballing world last summer when they announced that they had managed to sign Argentina icon, Lionel Messi from Barcelona on a free transfer in what was arguably the biggest move in the history of football.
Messi's move to PSG led many to believe that the French giants would be unstoppable on the field, but things have not gone to plan as the striker is yet to adjust to life in Paris especially in Ligue 1 as he has managed to score only one goal in the league.
PSG have been brilliant in the league but that has been due to the form of Kylian Mbappe who has taken up the goalscoring burden with nine in the league and 15 in all competitions. A recent report in L'Equipe, via GFFN has also claimed that the bond between Mbappe and Neymar has been broken following Messi's arrival as the duo have moved away from each other, and that the two former Barcelona stars have been spending more time together.
Kylian Mbappe's team-mates want him at PSG until 2050 ?
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It is suggested that the PSG camp is divided between French speakers led by Presnel Kimpembe and Idrissa Gueye and Spanish speakers plus allies like Marco Veratti and Julian Draxler. Mbappe had previously been a part of the latter group, but has recently drifted back over to the former and away from his fellow forwards.
The split has been seen out in the open as Messi and Neymar were both absent from photos from Mbappe's birthday bash. A number of stars, including the likes of Sergio Ramos and Achraf Hakimi are spotted on pics, but the two South Americans appear to be missing.
It will be interesting to see how this situation pans out considering that Mbappe's current contract with PSG expires at the end of the season and that the striker is yet to agree to an extension as he looks to make a move to Real Madrid.
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Remembered I Could Fly
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Nidhiki: Wait a minute, Krekka. I thought Lariska said you could fly?
Krekka: (Stops punching handholds in cliff face) Oh, that's right. Forgot.
— BIONICLE
A subversion of Forgot About His Powers usually used for comic relief. We know sometimes characters have trouble mastering their powers, but sometimes, established powers seem to just get forgotten entirely. A character finds themselves in a dire situation where any normal person would be in serious trouble. They start to panic... and then they remember, oh yeah, I have superpowers / magic / advanced technology. Also seen from companions and enemies that forget about frequently-used powers. This is a very common subversion of the Acrophobic Bird.
Can be more or less justified if the powers are rarely useful or too specific, so that the character has not used them for a long time; if the power's use in this situation is an entirely new one; if the character has (or has had) a good reason to avoid the use, and so got into the habit of not thinking of it; or if the power itself was gained only recently, and the character is not used to having it as an option. Also by not having time enough to think.
Compare Remembered Too Late. Contrast Forgot I Couldn't Swim and Reminder of Impossibility.
Compare and contrast How Do I Shot Web?, Informed Ability, New Powers as the Plot Demands.
NOTE: Only include examples of a character not remembering that they have the ability and then remembering it (or being reminded by someone else). Simply forgetting about it altogether is Forgot About His Powers (and often Acrophobic Bird).
One Piece:
Happened to Chopper during his fight against Baroque Works. Miss Merry Christmas held onto his feet so he couldn't move, while Mr. 4's gun/dog Lasso fired an exploding baseball at him. He screamed as the ball flew towards his head, but then changed back into his smaller hybrid form, resulting in the ball flying harmlessly overhead. He even said "Whew, forgot I could do this."
During the Enies Lobby arc, Fukuro was being chased by Franky who kept firing bullets at him, when he suddenly remembered he could Double Jump and had Super Speed. He said something along the lines of "What am I doing?!" before fighting back.
The manga adaptation of Disgaea 2 has a dramatic Take My Hand! scene where Adell refuses to let go of Rozalin even after she's spent their entire acquaintance screwing him over, after which they spend a heartwarming moment Laying On A Hillside...then Fridge Logic catches up with Adell and he realizes that Rozalin had wings the entire time. Hilarity Ensues.
In the Breath of Fire IV game this also happens, but the fallen person (Nina) isn't caught in time and falls. Ryu rushes down rumping into ledges to try and catch her, and after going past her he promptly (face)falls down to the bottom himself.
The Charas of Shugo Chara! forget about and later remember their ability to fly in one early episode. Used to scare a character and amuse the audience.
At one point in Chrono Crusade, a roof hanging over Joshua begins to collapse. Since Joshua is a human boy with demon's horns, he's more than a little insane, so his first reaction is just to stare at it blankly. But right before The Hero saves him, he mutters "Oh, that's right" and uses his powers to stop time to keep himself from getting crushed, right at the last second.
A very simple, but amusing example in the Martial Arts Fine Dining arc of Ranma ½: throughout the training for the Parlay du Fois Gras, Ranma has been starving herself nearly to death. At the end of the final duel with Picolet Chardin, during which she has been using the technique to force-feed him (and the audience) to get rid of her food (the condition of winning), she has run out of options and is about to lose — she still has food left, she's too weak from hunger to try the Fois Gras anymore, and Picolet is going for the last one — then she says, "Oh, yeah." and just eats the last bits of food herself.
In Squid Girl, Ika Musume almost drowns and Goro rescues her. Eiko asks her why she can drown. Ika Musume suddenly remembers that she can breathe underwater. She later demonstrates by staying underwater long enough for everyone else to get bored and do other things.
The writer of Descendants of Darkness after she inflicted this precise Plot-Induced Stupidity on her hero at the end of the Queen Camelia arc. She had Muraki leaving the scene in a helicopter, which defeats her hero...who had the power to fly established very early. She clearly wishes she hadn't done that, but—here's where 'forgot I could fly' comes in—for some reason rather than pretending she hadn't, she footnoted his frustration with the reminder "why don't you just fly after him?"
This is especially painful because it comes shortly after Tsuzuki cracked bulletproof glass with his punch of sheer rage at the same guy who's now escaping for no good reason. He seriously takes Idiot Hero to new levels.
Inverted in an episode of Ah! My Goddess, where in one flashback Troubadour tries to depart by leaping off a small cliff, apparently forgetting that he hasn't yet learned how to fly at this point.
Bakinman from Anpanman is an alien germ that looks more like a human-esque fly. Because of this, he has two tiny wings on his back that he sometimes buzzes around with. As soon as the weapons on his UFO were fully established, he never used his wings again...until the episode "Baikinman and Baikin Castle", where, stuck on top of his fortress, he starts to panic...until he realizes "Oh yeah, there's that." when he sees his wings, as he flies off...but he comes back down when he's guilt tripped into saving the others.
Bunbee from Yes! Pretty Cure 5 is attacked by Kawarino and falls from a roof, but he can grab a window ledge. And then he remembers he can (transform into a humanoid bee and) fly. His survival allows him to appear in the sequel where he undergoes a Heel–Face Turn in the end.
During the underwater battle in Fairy Tail's Tartaros arc, Levy desperately provides Gajeel some of her own air via an Underwater Kiss. Then Gajeel reminds her that she can just use her magic to make air bubbles for them both and the rest of their struggling guildmates, much to her severe embarrassment.
In one episode of Yo-Kai Watch, Nate and Whisper get locked out of Nate's bedroom, and they spend the entire part trying to find ways to get in. At the end of the episode after they've gone through a lot of stuff to try and resolve the problem, Whisper suddenly realizes he's a ghost and so can just float through the door. This makes Nate VERY angry.
A few episodes of the Pokémon have Team Rocket putting up a tense battle against Ash's team for a change...until the heroes remember this isn't an official battle and they can send more than one Pokemon in to overpower them.
In an episode of A Little Snow Fairy Sugar, Sugar comes out of a dream in which she's become full-fledged, and falls nearly off the roof. As she's clinging to the edge for dear life, it's pointed out that, as a fairy, she can fly.
One chapter of Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid: Kanna's Daily Life has Kanna trying and failing to get a suntan due to dragons having a natural resistance to UV rays. Then Tohru reminds her that, as a dragon, she could just alter her appearance.
The World God Only Knows: In episode 7, the human Keima and the demon Elsie, who was sent to Earth to track down "loose souls" possessing ordinary humans, race around the city looking for an idol singer whose loose soul is making her turn invisible. It's over an hour into the search before Elsie remembers she literally wears a loose soul tracking device on her head.
Keima: "You should have done this earlier, you brain-dead demon."
A Bloom County strip had Opus beach himself like a whale. Milo and Binkley stood over him, discussing the tragedy of whales beaching themselves, and then walked away, one of them lamenting, "If only they had feet." At which point Opus did a double take, stood up saying, "I do have feet, don't I?" and was next seen reclining in a chair watching TV.
In a Heroes tie-in comic, Bennet drives someone who can turn into water into a corner by shooting at him, knowing full well that the man in question is Immune to Bullets. Justified in that he's relying on panic and the fact that the guy is new to his powers and won't use them instinctively. By the time the guy realizes this, Bennet's partner gets the drop on him.
In one issue of Runaways, Cloak is trying to get away from the Avengers, who think he hospitalized his partner Dagger. It apparently does not occur to him that he can just, you know, teleport away from them until after he's thrown himself headfirst through a window.
Wesley tries to invoke this with a none-too-bright power stealing villain in Wanted. The villain does remember he can fly but forgets that the power is seconds away from running out.
An early issue of X-Men has telekinetic superheroine Jean Grey trapped on the second floor of a building, until teammate Beast reminds her that she can fly.
Preacher: Something of an subversion, as Jesse Custer only remembers that he has "The Word of God" after he's already beaten the crap out of Les Enfants Du Sang. Throughout the series, he often prefers to just fight mano-a-mano, but this time, it's actually lampshaded.
Played very seriously in Dungeon Keeper Ami:
From Generals Plot :
"Hey! Come back here!" Sailor Moon whined, panting as she looked at the back of the fleeing monster who had remembered that she could fly after being chased for several blocks, and was now taking a shortcut over a building.
At the outset of the War on Crowned Death. Once, when assaulted by a priest of Crowned Death, Mercury is confronted by the priest's apparent invulnerability. She proceeds to throw everything and the kitchen sink at him. Unfortunately, this includes the Mantle of the Avatar, a powerful artifact she recovered in the previous story arc. This artifact was itself the object Crowned Death was looking for- and his priest escapes with it in his custody. Turns out the priest was not using a powerful intangibility spell, just a simple illusion that Ami could have seen through easily if she had thought to analyze it using her visor.
In Garfield in: "Along Came a Splut", Garfield realizes that the DeLorean can fly at exactly the right time, and then proceeds to do so.
Rosario Vampire: Brightest Darkness Act I: After being thrown out a window, Ruby is freaking out over her impending doom... but then remembers, "Oh, wait. I can fly," and promptly spreads her wings to do so.
Dragon Ball Z Abridged:
This happens with Nappa. What makes this particular example so hilarious is that this realization came after he forgot about it as he was flying and after he had been flying for the greater part of that fight and while he was in midair.
Also, Raditz could have avoided being shot through the chest by Piccolo if he had flown, regardless of the lock Goku put him in, as Piccolo helpfully points out (canonically, Gohan had broken his ribs, which prevented him from breaking the hold).
Raditz: Damn you hindsight! *dies*
In the first episode, Krillin was reminded by the others that he could have flown after Raditz but didn't.
It's frequently mentioned that Krillin forgets to use his Kienzan attack that slices through anything whenever it would be useful, only to have others (usually Gohan) point out instances where he could have used it better. In the Revenge of Cooler movie, Piccolo comments that he sometimes forgets about using his stretchy limbs, and when one of Cooler's mooks breaks out some electric powers, The Dragon basically says "Oh yeah, I forgot you could do that."
Goku panics when Cell is about to kill Tien, remarking that it's too far away for him to fly to his rescue... then suddenly remembers he can teleport and does so.
Gohan: Did... did he just remember he can do that?
Mr. Popo: Your father's an idiot.
Another instance of this is when Vegeta turned Super Saiyan against Android 15, prompting Trunks and Goku to realize that they can simply turn into a Super Saiyan and does so during the fight against 14 and 13 respectively.
Yamcha gets in on it during the Cell Games, when he thinks for a moment that Goku has gotten a ring-out on Cell. Krillin calls him out on it.
Yamcha: Guys, he ringed Cell out! (Cell stops falling) ...oh.
Krillin: You just forgot we could fly, didn't you?
Ultra Fast Pony: From the epilogue of the episode "Utter Lunacy": "Upon returning to Canterlot, Princess Celestia banished Luna to the moon again. This time Luna remembered she had wings and just flew back later that month."
In Farce of the Three Kingdoms, Sima Zhao and his army are trapped without water. Sima Zhao completely forgets that he's an Eldritch Abomination with vaguely-defined powers - but one of his officers points this out to him, and he produces water very easily.
In The Heroic Chronicles of a Young Man , everyone, including the teachers, forgot that Izuku's costume comes with a respirator. Since he was pitted against Midnight during the exams, he almost effortlessly defeats her.
What Tomorrow Brings: After they're captured by Mertil, Marco asks Tom why he didn't morph and stop him. Tom responds that he's not used to morphing of his own volition. Later, Marco tries to morph cockroach... only to realise that he hasn't acquired one yet in this timeline.
Films — Animation
A major plot point in Aladdin is that, by law, only a prince may marry Jasmine. Only at the very end of the film does it occur to the Sultan that he's the Sultan, and can just change the law to let her marry whoever she wants.
In Tangled, Rapunzel and Flynn are trapped in a cave that's filling up with water. He tells her he can't find an exit, it's too dark, and confides in her what his real name is. Wanting to reciprocate, she tells him she had magical hair that glows in the dark when she sings. It even takes her a few moments after that to make a connection. Justified, as she wasn't accustomed to even thinking of that as a useful ability.
Winnie the Pooh (2011): Played with. The gang (minus Piglet) is stuck in a pit, with no way out. Piglet is told to get help, but Piglet is afraid to go through the woods on his own. Owl flies out of the pit to talk to Piglet, and gives a rousing speech, convincing Piglet to go off. Owl hops back into the pit, and all his friends stare at him.
Owl: What?
Rabbit: Owl...that was a...beautiful speech! I didn't know you had it in you!
Just prior to this, Piglet himself does something similar, when he offers to help get them out with a flower, then a book. After Rabbit suggests a rope, Piglet says "Like this rope?" and grabs one that had been there the whole time.
Finding Nemo:
Dory does this with her ability to read human writing. (She forgets plenty of other things, too.)
(Marlin and Dory are trying to escape a frenzied shark)
Dory: Hey, look at this! Eskappay! You know, it's funny; it's spelled just like the word Escape...
Marlin: You can read?
Dory: I can read? That's right, I can read!
She also claims to speak the language of whales, which just involves speaking Fish with a deep and drawn out voice. Marlin scoffs at this, but the whale does understand her so he starts doing it too, leading to this:
Marlin: Thaaaank yooooooouuu, siiiirrrrrrr!
Dory: Wow. I wish I could speak Whale.
The Iron Giant: Before meeting Hogarth, the titular giant robot took some damage to the head which made him forget his origins and abilities. His adventure with Hogarth leads to some rediscoveries.
First he remembers he can fly while falling off a cliff.
Then he remembers that he's got an arsenal of super weapons after Hogarth appears to die at the hands of the military, and uses them to go on a rampage.
Films — Live-Action
In Back to the Future, Marty tries to warn Doc Brown that he will be killed by the Libyans in 1985, but he doesn't want to hear it, fearing that Marty's presence in 1955 has already done enough damage to the time line. Marty is sitting in the time machine lamenting his failure, then he realizes he's in a time machine; he can go back early and save Doc Brown in 1985. Which he still manages to screw up by only giving himself ten extra minutes and the car not starting, arriving at the mall just in time to see his friend getting shot.
In The Super Inframan, the title character fights an insect monster. They are about evenly matched, until the insect monster suddenly grows 50 feet tall! Inframan struggles to fight the giant monster for some time before suddenly remembering that HE can grow to 50 feet tall! Which he does, and then defeats the monster.
The Animorphs do this frequently, while in borrowed bodies.
There are at least two instances of a character taking the shape of a cockroach and forgetting until the last minute that cockroaches can fly. A nice Double Subversion occurs then: Jake remembers just in time that cockroaches can fly, only to then remember they can't fly well.
Another good example is after Marco rescues Ax from the Blade Ship they escape and plummet 2 miles up from the air, Marco freaks out until Ax reminds him that he could morph into a bird in midair.
There's also a rather infamous incident in The Familiar where Future Cassie is thrown from a tower. Jake has to choose between saving her and saving the world, apparently because she's forgotten she can morph. And she's the best morpher on the team.
Harry Potter:
In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Harry and Ron are being strangled by the vines of the Devil's Snare while Hermione is panicking and trying to remember how to combat the plant. She then remembers that the plant shrinks from heat and light. Harry suggests she lights a fire and the brilliant and talented witch, who has been noted as being particularly skilled at creating magic fire, replies that there is no wood. Ron then manages to scream some sense into her. Justified at that point as Hermione, despite her skill, had spent most of her life as a muggle and has just under a year of even knowing magic exists, whereas Ron had grown up surrounded by magic.
In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Hermione gets her own back. Ron panics when he has to "freeze" the Whomping Willow so they can reach Voldemort's hideout and Hermione has to remind him that he's a wizard.
In Equal Rites, the wizards are standing around unsure of what to do until Esk yells, "You're wizards! Bloody well wizz!" (This was before the "power from not doing magic" thing started, so they weren't doing it deliberately; they just actually were unsure they should wizz.)
In Jeramey Kraatz's The Cloak Society, inverted. Two characters' loss of their superpowers and feelings of helplessness are played for drama. However, both characters had had Boxing Lessons for Superman; when reminded of them, they prove to be Badass Normal.
In The Dresden Files novel Small Favor, Queen Mab does this to Harry as a major plot point. It's done so well, only at the end does Harry realize, for the entire book, he hasn't used any fire magic because he would have been killed if he did.
In the finale of No Ordinary Family they spend a good while panicking, surrounded by men with guns and looking for a way out, until Stephanie remembers she can immediately resolve the situation by using her superspeed to disable them. This is an improvement over a previous, similar situation, where it never occurred to her at all.
Lampooned in the "The Adventures of Young God" skit on The State, which portrays God as a crime-fighting, Batman-style superhero. He and his sidekick (the Boy Savior) have been captured by the bad guys, and are tied up in an abandoned factory next to a time bomb that's about to explode when...
Narrator: Suddenly God remembers that he's all-powerful, and changes the bomb into showers of blessings!
A non-superpower version in the Flash Gordon TV series. On Mongo, there is almost no transportation. People either walk or ride in animal-drawn carts. Which means a lot of walking for the heroes to get to distant cantons. Occasionally, Flash will remember that he's an Olympic-level distance runner and get somewhere fairly quickly without breaking a sweat.
Legends of Tomorrow: In season 1, the Waverider is under attack, and Gideon warns them that the weapons systems have been disabled, meaning they're defenseless. Professor Stein visibly blinks and says "we have superpowers." They then all run outside to fight off the attackers.
Smallville, Clark, who usually forgets to use his powers in tandem, is reminded by Jonathan Kent that the jocks with Super Strength he is going to fight only have strength, and none of Clark's other abilities. He subsequently mops the floor with all three by using a combination of Heat Vision, Durability, and Super Speed.
Cited directly in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. While repairing a boat together, Sam notices Bucky using a wrench to get leverage, instead of using his metal arm, and asks why. Bucky responds that he doesn't always remember to use it, as it's his non-dominant hand. He later remembers during their work together.
Played with in the parody Vocaloid song "Lord of Darkness" in which the title vampire starves to death in a cell, never managing to remember that he is able to turn into mist.
When Crania gets Dizzy in the Cool Kids Table game Here We Gooooo!, she fails to remember that she can naturally float down from heights and begins plummeting towards the ground after falling out of a warp straw.
At one point in the BIONICLE storyline, Krekka has to be reminded that he knows how to fly. He's just that stupid.
Defied in Chapter 18 of Dragalia Lost. After Notte grows to the size of the rest of the party, she starts following along by trying to walk, all while struggling to do so as she isn't used to walking. As Ranzal points out, her wings grew with her so she should still be able to fly. Notte admits that she could still fly, but chooses not to because she feels like learning how to use her legs.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword has an instance towards the beginning of the game: two Mogmas, Ledd and Cobal, sit outside the Earth Temple, brainstorming ways to get inside to loot the place like they're in a cat burglar movie. The following exchange occurs:
Cobal: Can't we just dig in?
Cobal: Just sayin'.
Ledd: You're not as dumb as you look.
Amusingly enough, due to the severe case of Alt-itis the game encourages, this can be a frequent problem in City of Heroes. What with having so many alts with different power sets, it's not easy to remember that your character of the hour can induce fear over a wide area, or shoot an awesome long-range fire beam, or use arrows that encase their targets in ice, or whatever else they learned to do six weeks ago when you last played them.
It is possible to die from Bottomless Pits-equivalents in Dark Void, a game whose premise is that its hero has a jet-pack.
In the second special episode of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky, Armaldo panics and looks for water to put out his treasure map that Igglybuff set on fire before remembering that he can use Water Gun.
Golden Sun: Dark Dawn:
Sveta cowers in fear when the Chaos Hound appears near the end of the game.
Sveta: Help!
Tyrell: Are you an Adept or not?! Use some Psynergy on it!
She also forgets that as a beastkin she has super-senses, until after the battle when she realizes the Chaos Hound smells like her "dead" brother...
World of Warcraft:
Lampshaded in a quest (though that quest is presented as a complete fabrication told by one of the NPCs):
When I reached the end of the canyon, I remembered that my motorcycle could fly.
That would have been helpful to know earlier.
Like the City of Heroes example, players running multiple alts can sometimes forget which ones have a Flight License.
An inverse example, Stories of players leaping off cliffs planning to shift into flight form or use sometype of movement slowing, thinking they're on their druid, mage, etc., then realizing they're not and dying.
Actually, it's easier to list classes that don't have some way of bypassing fall damage... Death Knights. The problem is, knowing which ability it was when some classes have an applied buff like Priest, some just turn tempoarily invincible and No-Sell the ground like Paladin, and others use a jumping or dashing ability to somehow bypass fall damage like Warrior. Remembering how you're supposed to do it can be quite a hassle. Especially if you weren't expecting to be plummeting.
It's not uncommon in League of Legends to forget that your items have active effects only to kick yourself now that you're just out of range to inflict slow with your Hextech Gunblade.
Super Mario Bros.:
In Paper Mario 64, Bombette is first seen stuck in a jail cell. Once she joins the party, she can use her explosion power to break through the wall. She then sheepishly admits that the idea hadn't occurred to her before that point. Apparently it hadn't occurred to any of the four other Bob-ombs locked in the cell with her, either.
Paper Mario: The Origami King: In the Scorching Sandpaper Desert, Mario journeys with Professor Toad and Olivia to solve a puzzle involving four ancient stone towers. It involves rotating the towers by activating devices inside them, which results in all three of them falling over from the resulting tremors several times. After activating the final tower, however, Olivia remembers that she floats everywhere and doesn't need to fall down. This causes Mario and Professor Toad to do a Face Fault.
In Undertale, Napstablook falls down a hole and tells the player to go on without them before remembering that ghosts can fly.
A rare serious case in Silent Hill: Shattered Memories with Harry Mason. You can't use his phone until Cybil reminds him that he has it on him. Of course, he forgot he had it since he just pulled himself out of a nasty car crash that he didn't even survive; that rough of a time would make anyone forget they were carrying their phone.
A common bug in Dwarf Fortress is flying creatures that can't figure out how to get from here to there because a valid ground path doesn't exist. If you then build the ground path, they will immediately remember that they don't need it and fly there like they should have done all along.
The Order of the Stick:
Vaarsuvius reminding Elan about his bard-magic abilities. Elan forgetting his class features is actually a Running Gag, since he is The Ditz.
In another strip, Durkon swings at an attacking goblin with his hammer and misses twice. However, when others remind him about the bonuses he forgot to add to his attack, he realizes that he hit after all — and sure enough, the goblin is retroactively pummeled into submission. He'd be a great fighter if he had a better head for numbers.
Also, other characters used to remind V about the familiar that comes with the wizard class. Although that is also poking fun at players forgetting their familiars.
When Elan is mortally wounded in the first dungeon and Durkon is paralyzed, Belkar finds two scrolls for the Cure Serious Wounds spell, which he feels is worthless since no one else can cast healing spells. Vaarsuvius points out that Belkar, being a ranger, has the ability to heal, but his Wisdom Score is too low. Vaarsuvius casts Owl's Wisdom on Belkar raising Wisdom Score high enough to save Elan's life. They then dismiss Owl's Wisdom just as Smart!Belkar considers giving up violence.
Bob and George:
Mega Man is working his way through a particularly hard level, not making much progress, and complaining about how much the jetpack he's wearing weighs. One Beat Panel later, he starts flying over the level, wondering how he could be so stupid.
When Megaman and Protoman are having trouble fighting the Yellow Demon in the first year, and the author points out that Megaman has beaten it several times before, so he shouldn't have a problem with it this time either. Megaman and Protoman proceed to rather messily destroy it.
And when someone points out to George that he did not have to spend months in Unwilling Suspension with his superpowers — he blows up the base.
In another case it's first invoked but then subverted. Megaman enters Dr. Wiley's base, but in the course of combat gets his limbs blown off. He desperately crawls on his ruined stumps to Wiley's room, where he finds the other heroes already there. They ask why he didn't use his teleporter. He almost completely loses it, but then quickly remembers that the teleporter's broken, that's why.
In Dubious Company, Walter forgets that he is a Winged Humanoid and so does everyone else. He mainly seems to remember if Tiren is in danger.
From Homestuck:
"Dreambot!Jade: Realize you can fly."
"There is nothing to realize. Of course you can fly."
At another point, Dave forgets that he's able to travel through time.
In one arc of the Katamari comic, the King of All Cosmos needs to find the Prince (who's off on an adventure). It's only some time after hiring a Bounty Hunter to track him down that he realizes he can just use the Royal Rainbow.
El Goonish Shive
In one strip, Grace spends a few panels trying fruitlessly to escape from a full nelson before realizing that she's a shapeshifter, and she can easily slip out by turning into a tiny squirrel.
In another strip, she gets "trapped by mopping", until Tedd reminds her she can fly over the wet floor.
Inverted in Tower of God (Hell Train: The Dallar Show), when the birdlike humanoid Pompidou talks about how he could fly somewhere but then remembers that he can't fly.
There's a Woody Woodpecker cartoon where Woody falls from a great height, starts flying, and admits, "Hey, I forgot I was a bird!"
The Powerpuff Girls:
In an episode, Mojo ties up the girls in an unbreakable filament, and they shout, "You forgot one thing!" and blast him with their heat vision, something they've actually quite often forgotten to do.
In one episode, Buttercup is being chased away by an angry mob in a parody of monster B-movies, and runs away from them... until she exclaims "Wait, what am I doing?", and remembers she can just fly away from them.
In "Power-Noia," Buttercup — within her nightmare landscape — tells Blossom she can't fly. But this is through her own paralysis over spiders than it is forgetting how to fly.
The girls once have to face a Train Problem in order to figure out where a train collision might occur. As they struggle to find an answer, Blossom delivers a solution: "We're superheroes! Let's just find the two trains and stop them!"
In an episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender, the group are stuck in the desert with only a small amount of water in their pouch. Then Momo spills it and Sokka goes crazy... that is until Katara calmly bends the water out of the sand. Sokka sighs and says "Oh, I forgot. Bending."
Used in Aladdin: The Series. Aladdin asks another character to take a rope to the top of a high tower for him, at which point said character launches into a diatribe about how dangerous this would be for him, and how crazy and inconsiderate a thing it is to ask of him. Aladdin's response is to wait the rant out, as there's no point in trying to reason with him until he's finished, then points out to him that he can fly. At which point, the character, who is the parrot, Iago, says, "Oh, yeah."
In Legion of Super-Heroes, when Superman and Timberwolf have to deliver Brainiac 5's head to be exposed to a rare metal's radiation in order to prevent Brainy dying from a corruption of his data, Superman has to go to a planet with a red sun (meaning he loses all his powers for the duration). When he and Timberwolf are running from mutant miners, Superman is reminded by Timberwolf that he has a flight-ring that still allows him to fly. Superman's excuse is that he never really did use the ring's function, seeing as he can fly on his own.
In a He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1983) episode, Teela and Orko on up on the palace roof during an attack. A blast nearly sends Orko off the roof. Grasping the edge, he cries out to Teela for help, at which point Teela points out that he can levitate. Orko then says something near the trope.
In the second episode the ponies come across a broken bridge. When Pinkie Pie wonders what to do next, Rainbow Dash shrugs and flies over to fix it.
In the episode "Dragonshy", Fluttershy is so frightened she has to be reminded that she can fly. This then gets subverted when she becomes so terrified that her wings lock up entirely, stranding her on the ground.
A variant occurs in "The Last Roundup" when Applejack thinks she's managed to shake off her pursuing friends behind a long train. Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy simply fly over the train instead.
Another variant in "Read it and Weep" when Rainbow Dash was running from the pursuing hospital security and comes to a river. Since her wing was injured, she couldn't fly and had to swing across on a vine. She runs, thinking she got away with the river separating them, until the pony security simply ran across the bridge nearby.
In "Wonderbolts Academy", Rainbow Dash's friends (two earth ponies, two unicorns, and Fluttershy, a pegasus) fall out of a hot-air balloon. Rainbow Dash saves them with a dense cloud, bouncing them up. The other pegasi in the academy catch them as they fall up. Cloudchaser catches Fluttershy, and she jumps out with a sheepish look on her face as Cloudchaser glares at her.
In the season 4 premiere, Twilight hopes she hasn't missed the train to Ponyville... right before Spike reminds her that she can just fly there. Justified as she had just gained the ability to fly and is still not too familiar with it. Teleportation, on the other hand...
In "The Cutie Re-Mark – Part 1", Twilight briefly panics after the first travel through the time vortex when she's falling above Cloudsdale, but then she remembers she has wings.
In "It's About Time" she's trying to sneak into a forbidden section of the library and is blocked by the door, forgetting she can teleport. She's then let in by one of the guards, because she also forgot that as multiple time savior of Equestria and Princess Celestia's protégé, she's allowed to go in there anytime she wants.
In the third episode of Winx Club Bloom is caught in one of Darcy's illusion spells, until she remembers that fairies can fly and flies out of the spell's reach. Justified as this was the first time that Bloom had transformed into her fairy form.
Princess Flame in one episode of Blazing Dragons. While sneaking out of her tower bedroom, the rope she has made by tying her bed sheets together unravels and she abruptly falls out of frame. She then flits back into frame, hovering in place and smirking. Seeing as she is the Only Sane Woman in this series, that is rather notable. All Dragons have wings, but only occasionally remember that they can fly.
In Family Guy, Brian the dog keeps forgetting about his superior sense of smell.
Happens with Squirt the dragon in Disney Junior's Mike the Knight when tumbling down a cliff, though there's another dragon named Sparkie who actually can't fly and has to be rescued.
In Gargoyles, Oberon's Hair-Trigger Temper sometimes gets in the way of him remembering that he's virtually omnipotent and can use his magic to come up with straightforward solutions to most problems.
In Young Justice, after Mind-Raping a friend by mistake, M'Gann suffers a horrible breakdown and this trope in the result. She can hardly communicate telepathically, her species equivalent to talking, and has to be reminded that she can walk through walls.
M'Gann: Hmm, what? Oh, yes, density shift. I can do that... I can still do that...
Looney Tunes: Happens twice to Daffy Duck in the short "The Million Hare" as Bugs lampshades both instances.
Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines: In "Sky-Hi I.Q.," Muttley is made the leader of Vulture Squadron. Normally, he uses his tail as a propeller to keep him airborne after the Squadron crashes out their planes, but in this episode, Muttley loses his plane to a botched mission and plummets to the ground. Dastardly catches him in a net and receives a puny medal for his efforts. Dastardly unstrings the net and sends Muttley hurtling to the ground again.
The Blue Racer: Crazy-Legs Crane frequently forgets he is able to fly. In fact a whole episode was dedicated to his conscience trying to teach him how to do it properly.
In "A Liking to Biking" on Dragon Tales, Ord bicycles off the edge of a cliff and is left dangling from a tire swing, scared out of his mind that he's going to fall, until Cassie reminds him, "Ord! You're a dragon! Use your wings!"
In Archer, Ray gets a pair of bionic legs in Season 4... which he has to be reminded of when the jeep that he, Archer, and Cyril are in gets stuck in a sand dune. Of course, that leads to this hilarious exchange when he throws his back out trying to get it unstuck.
Archer: Are you kidding me? Bionic legs and you lift with your back!?
Bananaman isn't the brightest superhero, so when he's told to "get on your bike", he starts bicycling through the air, until Non-Human Sidekick Crow reminds him that bicycles can't fly. Cue drop. Crow then reminds him that Bananaman can fly. "Oh, so I can."
Adventure Time: In "Jake vs. Me-Mow", a very tiny kitten assassin named Me-Mow threatens to inject Jake with poison unless he helps her take out Wildberry Princess. Eventually, Finn catches on and tries to stop her, only for Me-Maw to inject enough poison into Jake to kill a dog 50 times his size. A brief panic is held before Jake remembers he can change his size, resulting in making his liver fifty-one times bigger in order to effectively neutralize the poison.
Jake: BIIIG LIVAHH! BIIIG LIVAHH, YEAH!
Subverted in Uncle Grandpa in "Charlie Burgers", when Uncle Grandpa has to find a way to pick up a ball off Old Man Johnson's roof without going into his yard:
Uncle Grandpa: All we have to do is turn the world upside down!
Mr. Gus: Why don't we just ask Giant Realistic Flying Tiger to fly us up there?
Uncle Grandpa: Because she's in the shower, and we never disturb a lady during shower time.
Shimmer and Shine:
In "Wishy Washy Genie", the titular Wishy Washy Genie tries to cross a bridge without being sure it can withstand him. Suddenly, one of the ends of the bridge gives in and he holds onto the bridge out of fear he'll fall down. He then sees Shimmer, Shine and Kaz flying into safety and remembers that, as a genie, he can do that as well.
In "The Darpoppy", Leah, Shimmer and Shine leap from one spot to another and Kaz is afraid of doing the same until he's reminded that he can float.
Many many episodes of The Dreamstone have the Dream Maker sending in Rufus and Amberley in to stop the Urpneys' plans, only for them to get captured. All is lost. Good thing the Dream Maker won the Superpower Lottery and is good friends with an army of near equally powerful Wuts so can just magic their scheme away easily. Only as plan B though.
In Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness, Hundun threatens Po by telling him that he'll throw Mr. Ping off a building if he doesn't give in to his demands. Po does so, and Hundun throws Mr. Ping down anyway...only for Mr. Ping to suddenly flap his wings just before he can reach the ground.
Inverted in The Angry Beavers episode "Muscular Beaver 4". After spending the whole episode playing superhero, the last scene shows everyone flying through the air, and then Daggett remembers "Hey wait, we don't know how to fly!" and everybody plummets down.
In Vampirina, Demi always forgets that he's a ghost, even though he's been one for centuries. It often takes the format of him wishing that they knew someone who could, for instance, fly through walls. Gregoria usually has to remind him that he's a ghost, and can do it himself.
In an episode of Hercules: The Animated Series, Zeus is trapped in the Underworld by Hades when he sees Herc in need of his help through Hades' seer portal. Zeus bemoans the fact that he can't do anything to help his son from his position before remembering "Wait a minute, I'm a GOD! I can be OMNIPRESENT!" and takes control of a statue of him from a nearby temple to save Herc.
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Dapitan City ist eine Stadt in der Provinz Zamboanga del Norte auf den Philippinen.

Sie wird auch die "Shrine City der Philippinen" genannt, wegen der Gedenkstätte, die an das Exil von Jose Rizal, dem philippinischen Volkshelden, erinnert.

Namensherkunft

Es gibt zwei Versionen, wie Dapitan zu seinem Namen kam. Nach der ersten nannte man den Ort früher "Daquepitan". Die Bezeichnung änderte sich später zuerst in "Dacpitan", um schließlich zu "Dapitan" vereinfacht zu werden.

Die zweite Version geht von dem Wort Dapit aus, das in dem in dieser Gegend gebräuchlichen Dialekt Cebuano so viel heißt wie einladen. Danach soll einmal eine Gruppe von Boholanos aus der zur Provinz Bohol gehörenden Insel Panglao von Datu Pagbuaya, dem anerkannten Gründer der Stadt, eingeladen worden sein, ihm nach Dakung Yuta zu folgen. Dakung Yuta war der ursprüngliche Name von Mindanao. Die Ansiedlung, die sie nach ihrer Ankunft errichteten, nannten sie Dapitan. Dies ist im Übrigen die traditionelle Version über die Namensherkunft der Stadt.

Baranggays

Dapitan City ist politisch unterteilt in 50 Baranggays

Geschichte

Der erste Siedler waren die Subanons, ein Nomadenvolk indonesischer Abstammung, das sich entlang der Flussbänke ("suba" = Fluss) niederließ. Die Angst vor Piraten, die in den natürlichen Häfen, die die buchtenreiche Küste um Dapitan bietet, bei schlechtem Wetter Zuflucht suchten, trieb die Subanons allerdings tiefer ins Hinterland hinein.

In frühen Karten von Mindanao ist die Stadt unter verschiedenen Namen eingetragen: Als "Dapito" in der Kaerius Karte von 1598, als "Dapite" in Dudleys's Karte von 1646 und als "Dapyto" in einer spanischen Karte von 1652. Als Dapitan erschien der Ort dann 1729 in Moll's Karte von Ostindien und in Murillo Velarde's Karte von 1734.

Mit der Ankunft der Spanier kamen jesuitische Missionare, die auf der Halbinsel mehrere Missionsstationen einrichteten, so in Dapitan wie auch in Iligan City und in Butuan City. Außerhalb dieser strategischen "Brückenköpfe" blieb das Hinterland vom Christentum jedoch lange Zeit unberührt. Um 1629 wurde in Dapitan eine reguläre Mission gegründet, die von dem Jesuitenpater Petro Gutierrez geführt wurde.

Am 17. Juli 1892 wurde Jose Rizal, nach dem Verbot der La Liga Filipina, nach Dapitan deportiert. Rizal wurde vorgeworfen, in die Aktivitäten der aufkommenden Rebellion gegen die spanischen Kolonialmacht verwickelt zu sein. In der Zeit seines Exils baute er eine Schule, ein Krankenhaus und ein Wasserversorgungssystem und engagierte sich in der Landwirtschaft und im Gartenbau. Sein Aufenthalt dauerte bis zum 31. Juli 1896.

Nach Ende der spanischen Vorherrschaft ab 1898 war der Ort abhängig von der Provinz Misamis. Während der amerikanischen Besatzung wurde Dapitan zu einem Bestandteil der Provinz Zamboanga und blieb es, bis diese 1952 in die beiden neuen Provinzen Zamboanga del Norte und Zamboanga del Sur geteilt wurde.

Am 22. Juni 1963 wurde Dapitan durch den Republic Act No. 3811 vom damaligen Präsident Diosdado Macapagal in den Status einer beurkundeten Stadt erhoben. Sie war zu diesem Zeitpunkt die einzige Stadt in der Provinz Zamboanga del Norte.

Am 23. April 2000 wurde das Jose Rizal Memorial Protected Landscape eingerichtet.

Sehenswürdigkeiten

 Der Rizal Shrine, der im Jose Rizal Memorial Protected Landscape liegt, das bedeutendste Wahrzeichen der Stadt.
 Das Rizal Museum.
 Die Casa Cuadrada, Rizals Haus, das mit natürlichen Materialien rekonstruiert wurde.
 Ilihan Hill mit den Resten des Fort de Dapitan und einem Panoramablick auf die Bucht von Dapitan
 Aliguay
 Selinog Island

Bildungseinrichtungen
Die Jose Rizal Memorial State University hat in Dapitan City ihren Hauptsitz.

Weblinks
 Offizielle Webpräsenz von Dapitan City

Einzelnachweise

Ort auf den Philippinen

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Happy Monday, Jason from MNPP here with this week's "Beauty vs Beast" poll -- this week we're tackling the two Oscar-moninated performances at the heart of my favorite film of 2018, Alfonso Cuarón's ROMA. Yalitza Aparicio is Cleo, whose pregnancy via local ne'er-do-well charts the course of the film; Marina de Tavira plays Senora Sofia, Cleo's boss whose own relationship is faltering. Two women ghosted, but which is your tops?
"Rachel Weisz... love her forever, and I never foresaw her career picking up now instead of ten years ago. I love how proud she is of the love scene, which is one of the best and most specific I've ever seen. I would nominate her for Best Actress and Best Supporting this year, if I had the power! The performance even improves on the second viewing. So does McAdams's. It's all just very subtle... I noticed on Letterboxd that almost no one I follow actually saw this. I hope it gets more viewers over time."
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Well done, Heidi!! You can add any blog recipe to the Planner in the iPad app (fully featured KetoDiet), but this feature is not currently supported on KetoDiet Basic.
We are about to release universal iOS KetoDiet App which will bring this feature to the iPhone. In fact, all blog recipes will be added automatically.
These are sooooo yummy!! I made a double batch, had two waffles and fried egg for breakfast and keep the rest in the freezer.


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The Hills Have Eyes (2006) Review
Spoiler-free so you can read before you watch
Horrorific content by adrian on July 19th, 2020 | Movie Review | Survival, Road Trip, Mutant, Cannibalism, Desolate, Gore
Add The Hills Have Eyes (2006) to your Watchlist
It's about a family on a road trip who take the wrong turn into the wrong abandoned nuclear testing site.
The Hills Have Eyes was directed by Alexandre Aja (who also directed Mirrors, High Tension, Crawl and Horns) and stars Aaron Stanford (from Clinical), Kathleen Quinlan (from Event Horizon and Strays) and Vinessa Shaw (from Family Blood and Hocus Pocus).
The lucky ones die first.
This Hills Have Eyes is a reboot of Wes Craven's original from 1977. It was actually only his third ever movie. His debut film was The Last House on the Left from '72. His second movie was a crazy sibling incest priest porno called The Fireworks Woman which he says he made just to finance Hills Have Eyes. Sure, Wes. Moving on, his seventh movie was by far his most famous, A Nightmare on Elm Street. This gem was his first venture away from rape and incest. In Wes' defense, shock really sold back then. Exploitation flicks in the 70's were like explicit rap albums in the 80's, they flew off the shelves.
The original Hills Have Eyes also gave the legendary horror icon Dee Wallace her second ever starring role, following her debut in The Stepford Wives. She went on to star in countless horror movies including Cujo, The Howling and Critters. This reboot stars Ted Levine, the same dude who played Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs, only this time instead of a cross dressing serial killer he plays Big Bob, the almighty patriarch of the doomed family. 1977 Big Bob was played by Russ Grieve, some TV actor who wasn't nearly as intense as 2006 Big Bob.
Alright, horror trivia aside, the original honestly sucked.
This reboot is waaaaay better, in every single way. So, the thing that kicks off this entire story is a car crash that happens in the middle of nowhere, which strands this poor family and leaves them victim to mutant cannibals. In the original the crash is caused by a cute little bunny rabbit. The dad for some bizarre reason sends the family car barrelling off the road to avoid hitting a rabbit. Good job dad. In this reboot, the dad didn't have a fighting chance in hell. The cannibal mutants hid a spike strip under the dirt road which they triggered right as the family was enjoying their drive, blowing all tires and sending them flying directly into a boulder. Much more realistic, much more entertaining.
I rank this reboot as one of the top horror reboots of all time, right up there with Evil Dead, Dawn of the Dead and The Fly. It's super bloody, packs loads of suspense, has likable characters, a story that pulls you in and has some truly memorable kills. Director Alexandre Aja really nailed this one.
In Defense of Doug
So, there is one thing I didn't like about Hills Have Eyes and that's how it portrays Doug. Doug is Big Bob's son in law, a yuppie type who is clearly out of his element out in the desert. He's an entrepreneur, takes care of his wife and baby, ventures far out of his comfort zone for his family and stands up for them when shit hits the fan. All of the traits that make a strong man. But, this movie makes him out to be some kind of a pansy, a sniveling nerd. But the guy never backs down from his responsibilities. It's the Hollywood guy stereotype thing.
Same thing with Train to Busan. The dad is made out to be the bad guy because he couldn't be home 24/7 with his daughter AND work full-time AND pay alimony and child support. The dude loves his kid, looks forward to seeing her and pays the bills. But he's a disappointment because he has to work and accidentally buys her TWO Nintendo Wii's. Real hard knock life there kid.
All I'm saying is if Doug were a Deborah she'd be a hero from the start, she wouldn't have to fight off mutants or zombies just to earn the respect of her family.
What do you think about this Chris Rock?
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Below is a selection of current capital and special project highlights in the Town, including facility upgrades and other construction initiatives. To review other projects found within the Town's 2021 Strategic Priorities, click here.
ASPEN DAY CARE CONSTRUCTION
Start: Fall 2020
End: Estimated Spring 2022
Project Description: A unique partnership between the developer, the Comox Valley Children's Day Care Society, and the Town to construct a daycare for 28 children within mixed-use residential and commercial development that includes six affordable housing units.
Project Status: Under Construction
SIDEWALK AND BIKE LANE PROJECT - COMOX AVE
Start: Summer 2022
End: Fall 2022
This new sidewalk will be located on the south side of Comox Avenue (from Rodello Street to Ellis Street) and will mean pedestrians can avoid having to cross Comox Avenue to access a sidewalk in that area. The project will also include dedicated bike lanes, extending the biking network in the Town and providing more transportation options to residents. The funding comes as a result of a successful grant application submitted by the Town of Comox. The Government of Canada is providing $735,680 and the government of B.C. is providing $183,920.
Project Status: Grant funding announced in August 2021
COMOX RECREATION AND PARKS YOUTH ASSESSMENT PLAN
Start: Spring 2021
End: December 2021
The Town is undertaking a Comox Recreation and Parks Youth Assessment Plan that will assess and recommend outdoor recreation and parks infrastructure for underserviced youth ages 12-18. The project is identifying and connecting with Comox youth, families and the broader community to define those opportunities to enable a report with high-level costs estimates to be presented for Council's consideration. The engagement efforts will include a community-wide survey, as well as a survey targeted specifically for youth. Small to medium-sized focused group sessions will be scheduled throughout the month of October. Focused conversations are designed to motivate open interaction and input from participants. Watch the Town of Comox website for opportunities to engage in the Youth Needs Assessment survey and planned focus group activities this fall. Want to be contacted directly? Send an e-mail to youthrec@comox.ca.
Project Status: Community engagement activities with youth, parents of youth, Comox schools, youth groups and the broader community are being planned for October 2021. Click here to read the project news release.
Start: April 2021
End: Spring 2022
Project Description: The Marine Services Building Project will replace the existing building and add much needed commercial space to Marina Park. While the final design is still be considered, the building is anticipated to include indoor commercial space for year-round marine tourism and marine services & businesses. Further, the unique outdoor commercial space, for use during peak seasons, would provide additional covered outdoor vendor areas and a fenced area will also be included for safe storage. To learn more click here.
Project Status: Construction plans are under review. A Spacing Needs Assessment Request for Expression of Interest closed August 31, 2021, and submissions are under review.
NORTH EAST STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLANS IMPLEMENTING BYLAWS
End: Summer 2021
Project Description: In late 2020, the Town garnered feedback on the preferred option (Option 3) for the North East Comox Stormwater Management Plan from property owners, tenants and stakeholders. In early 2021 Council directed staff to prepare North East Comox Stormwater Management Plan implementation bylaws to enable future growth in that area based on environmental stormwater management best practices. Bylaws are to be drafted for Council's review in the spring/summer of 2021. For more information click here.
Project Status: Bylaws drafted for Council's review during the June 16 Regular Council Meeting where Council approved first and second readings, including proposed amendments to the Official Community Plan (OCP) Bylaw 1685. The third reading and an additional staff report were provided at the Regular Council Meeting held on September 8, 2021.
OFF-LEASH DOG PARK
Start: Winter 2020
End: August 2021
Project Description: The Town has established a 5-year pilot project agreement with School District 71 and worked closely with them to create a simple off-leash dog park pilot project on the old Comox Elementary School site located on Rodello Street and Fairbairn Avenue. This 32,000 square foot fenced area provides a space for exercising and socializing dogs in a safer and more controlled environment. After some delays due to construction material shortages, the area is now open to families and their four-legged friends. Read more about the project here.
Project Status: Now open!
TRANSPORTATION MASTER PLAN (TMP) UPDATE
Project Description: WATT Consulting Group undertook the update of the Town's 2011 Transportation Master Plan, which integrates transportation objectives and policies of Comox's Official Community Plan (OCP), and updated it to ensure that the roadway, active transportation, and transit future plans align with the desired goals for transportation in the Town. Specifically, the TMP Update assessed Comox's current automobile travel, active transportation and transit network needs to identify challenges and made recommendations for improvements to address future needs over the next five, ten and twenty years.
Project Status: Completed. The Transportation Master Plan can be viewed here.
URBAN AGRICULTURE AND HEN KEEPING FEASIBILITY SURVEY
Start: May 18, 2021
The Town of Comox is considering permitting small scale urban agriculture and hen keeping on residential properties which contain a single-family dwelling and invited Town of Comox residents and property owners to participate in an Urban Agriculture and Hen Keeping Feasibility Survey, which is now closed. For additional information please view the Urban Agriculture and Hen Keeping Feasibility Backgrounder here.
Project Status: At the September 8, 2021, Regular Council Meeting, Comox Council instructed staff to prepare the necessary bylaw amendments to permit raising hens within the Town of Comox. The amendments are expected to come back to Council at a later date in 2021.
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Interview with Chris Holm, author of The Killing Kind
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Tell us a little bit about your new release, The Killing Kind.
THE KILLING KIND is the story of Michael Hendricks. Once a covert operative for the US government, he now makes his living killing hitmen. For ten times the price on your head, he'll make sure the person sent to kill you winds up in the ground instead. It's not a bad way for a guy with his skill-set to make a living, but it's a great way to make himself a target.
Boy. That's a tough one. On the one hand, that kid was an idiot, but on the other, I'm pretty happy where I ended up stumbling blindly through life without a clue. I suppose if I could tell him anything, it'd be, "Drop the cynical act. It's nothing more than a flimsy mask to hide your fears and insecurities. Once you admit that to yourself, your life's gonna get a whole lot more interesting."
In its entirety? Michael Koryta's LAST WORDS. It was a damn fine thriller, chilling and evocative. Right now, I'm in the middle of Julia Spencer-Fleming's THROUGH THE EVIL DAYS. It's taking me forever because I'm editing my own book in parallel, but it's a gorgeous novel. Spencer-Fleming is a masterful writer, capable of delivering white-knuckled thrills and quiet character moments that never fail to ring true.
Say you're the host of a talk show. Who would be your first guest? What would you want to ask?
Oh, god. I'd make a terrible talk-show host. I'm an obsessive consumer of pop culture (books, music, TV, movies) but I have no interest whatsoever in the private lives of celebrities. I'd probably wind up asking the sort of nerdy, deep-dive questions that'd make my guests uncomfortable, and bore the crap out of my audience. But since we're in hypothetical territory, this Twin Peaks fan would likely have as his first guest David Lynch and a vial of truth serum. That man does not give up his secrets lightly.
What's rocking your world this month?
I'm not really a musical theater guy. My wife's nuts about them — she used to act in them herself — but they're just not my cup of tea. But I just finished listening to the cast recording of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton, and it knocked me flat. It's an inspiring, heartbreaking tale, beautifully told.
Do you listen to anything while you write? If so, what's your audio of choice?
I find it difficult to listen to music when I'm writing. I used to think that was odd, since I'm a huge music geek, but I now realize those two facts are complimentary. I'm incapable of tuning music out. When it's on, I tend to give it my full attention. On the rare occasion I do listen to music when I write (usually to generate energy on the page when I'm feeling uninspired), it has to be instrumental, or the lyrics interfere. Benny Goodman, MONO, DJ Shadow, and The Budos Band are all go-to's when I need a jolt.
Who are your literary heroes?
That's a loaded question. How long've you got?
Megan Abbott. Lawrence Block. Raymond Chandler. Susanna Clarke. Michael Crichton (yes, really; the man knew his way around a high-concept thriller). William Gibson. Dashiell Hammett. Frank Herbert. Madeleine L'Engle. Tim Powers. Donna Tartt. Donald Westlake. P.G. Wodehouse. Just to name a few.
What's your favorite quote or scene from The Killing Kind?
Hmm. My favorite moment in the novel would probably constitute a spoiler. Have me back for the next book, and I'll tell you what it was. In the meantime, I've always been partial to this line from the opening chapter: "By the time you hear the gunshot, the bullet's come and gone."
Do you have a motto, quote or philosophy you live by?
I'm a cautious, introverted person by nature, but I try not to let that rule me. I've forced myself to get comfortable being uncomfortable. To never say no to an experience out of fear of embarrassment, of pain, of failure. Frank Herbert's "Litany Against Fear" from DUNE has proven handy in that regard:
"I will not fear.
Fear is the mind-killer.
Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.
I will face my fear.
I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path.
Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain."
That carries over into my writing life, too. I have a typewriter tattoo, around which are the words "WRITE BRAVELY." It's a constant challenge, a constant reminder. (And as a writer, it amuses me to have an adverb on my arm. We writers are awfully hard on the lowly adverb, when really, adverb abuse is a failing of the craftsman, not the craftsman's tools.)
Chris Holm is the author of the new book The Killing Kind.
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Q: On click of update i want to navigate to update employees in angular what am i missing? I have added routing in app-routing.module.ts
I have configured path employees/:id in routing file
and in employee.ts i have written a function to navigate to update employees component but it is not happening.
const routes: Routes = [
  { path: '',component:EmployeesComponent},
  { path: 'employees',component:EmployeesComponent},
  { path: 'employees/:id',component:UpdateEmployeeComponent}
];

And I have written a function in employee.component.ts
updateEmployee(id){
    console.log(`Update Employee ${id}`);
    this.router.navigate(['employees/', id]);
  }

But I'm unable to navigate to update employee component. What am I missing?

A: try this :
 updateEmployee(id){
    console.log(`Update Employee ${id}`);
    this.router.navigate(['employees', id]);
  }

A: Check if you added <router-outlet></router-outlet> in your html file. And use
this.router.navigate(['employee', id]);
for relative path or
this.router.navigateByUrl('/employee/' + id);
for absolute path

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