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11. fxe5
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Now he has no protection from my queen...except for my pawn, who will hopefully be moving soon... |

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11... Ng4
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Something I did not predict. I fully expected a bishop capture followed by my capture of his knight. He opts to be aggressive against my QUEEN! No one touches her! |

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12. Qf3
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Doesn't really threaten the knight, but it DOES threaten something else... |

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12... Ra7
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This paved the way for the most controversial move that I played in this game... |

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13. Qc6+
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WHAM! Right thru that hole! Even if she isn't there for long, her presence will be remembered... |

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13... Bd7
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? Queen exchange would've benefited him more than myself, but he doesn't want to... |

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14. Qe4
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My dainty queen is getting tired of this insolence! |

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14... f5
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YES! OH JOY! OH RAPTURE! Next move I get to say it! |

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15. exf6 e.p.+
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Pawn takes pawn en passant discovered check! YES! |

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15... Be7
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Here comes another controversial move... |

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16. Qxe7+
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WHAM! Queen straight into the jaws of Hell. |

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16... Qxe7+ 17. fxe7
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Poor pawn...so close, yet so far... |

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17... Kxe7 18. Bg5+
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Now that I have established a material advantage, it's time to exploit the lack of center pawns with this check. Not flashy, but workable. |

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18... Ke8
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? Back to the home square? The monarch is far too passive! |

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19. Be2
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That knight was bothering me, so my loyal bishop said GET OUT! |

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19... Ne5
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Now that nothing can capture anything, it's time to secure my king. But...which side? |

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20. O-O-O
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I didn't know which was stronger, so I chose this side. |

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20... b4
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Pitiful knight threat. |

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21. Nd5
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Long ago I said that I wanted my knight on the d5 square...and now, here he is! |

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21... Bc6
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Another knight threat. However, TWO can play at that game... |

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