Logan goes looking for Mariko and finds out her father has married her to another man. He wants her to leave with him. She feels bound by obligations he can't simply talk her ou…

Logan goes looking for Mariko and finds out her father has married her to another man. He wants her to leave with him. She feels bound by obligations he can't simply talk her out of. Shingen makes the situation worse on purpose. Logan is poisoned before their wooden-sword fight, and Shingen uses blows that can do far more damage than an observer might understand. When Logan brings out his claws, Mariko sees him threatening her father. Shingen has set him up physically and emotionally. Logan is already sick and furious, and the person whose opinion matters most to him is watching him come apart. The humiliation gets to him because he already worries about being worthy of Mariko. Shingen doesn't have to invent that fear. He knows how to make Logan believe he's just proved it right.