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1. #1Serial Designation N

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   Description: Serial Designation N, also known as N, is a Disassembly Drone in "Murder Drones" and the deuteragonist of the series. Despite his desire to be useful, he is often belittled by his team members, especially J, who frequently label him as "useless" and "terrible." Consequently, N often receives little to no respect from his commander or his love interest, V.

   Physical Features: N has typical male Disassembly Drone traits, with bright neon yellow eyes, short silver hair, and a long tail with a syringe at the tip. He wears a black winter coat and a cap.

   Personality: N is kind, timid, and compassionate, wanting to be accepted and acknowledged by his squad. However, his good-natured personality often leads to ostracism.

   Relationships: Initially, he had a romantic interest in V. As the series progresses, his affection shifts towards Uzi, but he seems content with their friendship.

   Abilities: N is a capable Disassembly Drone, with notable combat and perception skills.

   Combat Transformation: During his hunting operations, N undergoes a notable transformation. His mouth develops several serrated teeth, his eyes take on the "><" shape, and his visor can display a pair of sunglasses. Additionally, he displays dangerous wings with sharp "feathers" and claws that allow him to easily tear through other drones.

2. #2Serial Designation V

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   Serial Designation V, commonly known as V, is the tritagonist of Murder Drones. She is a Disassembly Drone created by JCJenson for the purpose of eliminating the Worker Drones of Copper 9. V was a former member of J's squad, along with N. However, N's alignment with a rebellious Worker Drone named Uzi led to J's destruction and V's capture during an attempt to destroy Uzi's colony. V's true motives appear more complex than simple loyalty to JCJenson; she is focused on preventing N from learning the truth about their mysterious past. V specifically targets Uzi due to her connection to the AbsoluteSolver and a transformation that V recognizes and fears.

   Physical Appearance: V has typical female Disassembly Drone features with neon-yellow eyes, short silver hair, and a black headband with neon lights. She wears a black short-sleeved crop coat with a fur collar, cuffs, and thigh-high black leg coverings. Lizzy describes her as "way hotter than Doll."

   Personality: V initially appears heartless and sociopathic, relishing in ruthlessly killing Worker Drones. She laughs menacingly during her attacks. However, she has shown some empathy, like hiding the fact that her chains were broken when she was held captive. V is somewhat affected by N's sadness, indicating she cares for him. In the past as a Worker Drone, V was saner, kinder, and shyer. There were implications of feelings for N. After switching sides, she maintains her murderous nature without remorse. She exhibits a degree of honor by only threatening to kill Worker Drones who act callously. V doesn't reveal Uzi's possession by the AbsoluteSolver when her classmates go missing, instead taking the blame herself.

3. #3Synopsis

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   Worker Drones work for humans on an "exoplanet" called Copper 9, particularly being property of JCJenson (IN SPACE!). However, when the humans accidentally render themselves extinct after blowing up the planet's core, it sends the planet into a winter-like apocalypse. The Worker Drones begin to gain sentience and settle on the planet in the humans' stead, though this causes JCJenson to send "Murder Drones," officially known as "Disassembly Drones," to kill all Worker Drones. As the Murder Drones begin to build a literal tower of corpses, the remaining Worker Drones hide underneath the ice and behind blast doors built by Uzi's father, Khan. In the present, year 3071, Uzi harbors dreams of saving the planet and gaining her father's respect by killing the Murder Drones, thus allowing the Worker Drones to live in peace.

4. #4Copper 9

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   It was a terrestrial exoplanet colonized by the JCJenson corporation, and valued at least in part for mining operations, industrial manufacturing, and robot research. The planet was the site of a devastating "core collapse" which reduced the surface into nothing but a dense frozen wasteland, cruel to all biological fauna. It is now the current home of the "rogue" Worker Drones that were left behind in the wake of the biological extinction event, along with at least three known Disassembly Drones sent by the company on Earth to exterminate all Worker Drones.

   History Before the core implosion Copper 9 appeared as a habitable planet, at least capable of sustaining human life. From a brief look prior to the core collapse, it had blue oceans of water, grey/black continents, and clouds were visible in the atmosphere, which suggests that it has an atmosphere similar to our Earth. It was also home to many humans, as cities and signs of earth-like living were common.

   Core implosion Upon the core implosion and resulting explosion, a massive glow appeared for a moment before a massive amount of debris was flung away from the planet, and, most likely, a massive crater or even hole down to the center of Copper 9.

   After implosion The planet is now covered in snow, and all liquid water is frozen hard. Much of JCJenson's infrastructure survived, well enough for the Worker Drones to rebuild the electrical grid and form their own civilization. There are also numerous skeletons of past humans around populated areas, which are known to be extremely fragile upon contact as well as ice & snow accumulation is high. The bodies are buried within the snow.

5. #5Outpost 3

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   Outpost 3 is a significant location in the web series Murder Drones. It is believed to have been a former refuge for humans and now serves as the home of the Worker Drones stranded on Copper 9 following the core collapse. This outpost is where a majority of the story unfolds.

   Known Settings within Outpost 3:

   Colony Entrance School Evacuation Spot Lounge Cryosleep Chamber Apartments The only episodes where Outpost 3 is not the primary setting are "Cabin Fever" (set in Campamento 98.7) and "Home" (which mostly takes place in N's memories during his time at Elliott Manor). It is presumed that Outpost 3 will no longer be the main setting starting from "Dead End," with the primary focus and setting shifting to Cabin Fever Labs. It is indicated that there are more outposts within the colony (at least nine, according to Khan Doorman's certificate).

6. #6Worker Drone

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   When JCJenson first created Worker Drones for the purpose of exoplanet mining, all Worker Drones wore helmets and orange jackets, and their only eye color was light blue.

   After the core explosion of the exoplanet Copper 9, all the humans on the planet were annihilated, turning it into a wintry apocalyptic wasteland. Seizing this opportunity, the Worker Drones quickly continued where the humans had left off, forming their own colony and embracing this newfound freedom by wearing human-like clothing and displaying a variety of eye colors. Known eye colors include red, orange, green, blue, cyan, aquamarine, magenta, pink, purple, and white.

   A key trait to note about the eye colors of Worker Drones is the complete absence of the color yellow. Initially, this trait was thought to belong solely to the Disassembly Drones, until it was revealed that they themselves were once Worker Drones, and their yellow eye color originates from the zombie drone, Cyn.

   Visor Messages:

   Drones often have two bright eyes on their visor that convey the events the drone is currently experiencing, sometimes even switching to text displaying current events in very specific circumstances. In certain situations, this facial feature can be overridden by an error, a system warning, or a system message:

   AbsoluteSolver symbol replacing one or both eyes: This occurs when a drone uses the AbsoluteSolver to manipulate reality. Brief visor-covering system messages: Caused by errors experienced by the drone but not severe enough to render the drone inoperative. Frantic error messages covering the visor: This is caused by a virus that can be loaded into a drone by Disassembly Drones. Red warning signal: This results from damage to the visor, rendering the drone unable to see properly. FATAL ERROR: This occurs when the drone is deceased but still has enough power to display an error message. Intermittent ERROR 606 message: This error is intentionally caused by the use of a "fun" program loaded into a drone during disposal. Drones displaying this message are static and unable to move, appearing unresponsive to the environment. It has also briefly been seen on the real-world screens of V and N when V expels Uzi from her memories. Red Worker Drone symbol with 1001 written below: Unknown cause. Only seen on inactive drones. Loading icon: Caused by a boot loop so it doesn't flash by Sentinels. Text: Apparently, it can be used at will to generate text for the purpose of communication without speaking. It is also used to display when a drone is in "SUSPENSION MODE."

7. #7Untrained Neural Networks

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   Untrained Neural Networks:

   An untrained neural network is an early network of Worker Drones placed in bodies resembling those of babies before being loaded into an appropriate adult body. After the core collapse on Copper 9, these are observed to be the early stages of Worker manufacturing, as it was previously assumed they were made in factories by humans. To give birth to a new neural network, a male and female Worker Drone must load their source codes into an empty casing so that the codes merge and create a new personality, which can then be safely transferred to a suitable robotic casing.

8. #8Disassembly Drones

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   Disassembly Drones share a physical resemblance with Worker Drones, characterized by white coloration, a black screen on the top half of their face, a black waist, and four-fingered hands. They stand roughly half a head taller than adult Worker Drones, have white arms with wide forearms that end in yellow and black stripes.

   They feature a black headband with five sections of lights on their head, which serve as their "eyes." In their mouths, they have a dark gray tongue and retractable fangs. All Disassembly Drones possess a long black tail with a large syringe containing yellow nanite acid.

   Males have feet ending in yellow and black stripes, resembling soles or heels, while females have tapered shins, a curvaceous lower torso, and black markings that resemble stockings with yellow and black stripes, creating a footwear-like appearance. Unlike Worker Drones, Disassembly Drones have hair regardless of gender, typically silverish, and their eyes are neon yellow.

   They typically wear black short-sleeved outfits with fur collars and a yellow armband on their left upper arm.

   Abilities:

   Flight: Disassembly Drones possess retractable wings with blade-like feathers, allowing high-speed flight without wing movement.

   Corrosive Nanite Acid: The tail of a Disassembly Drone houses a syringe with highly corrosive nanite acid.

   Extreme Agility and Strength: They exhibit significant physical strength and agility, surpassing that of typical Worker Drones.

   Healing Saliva: Disassembly Drones' saliva can neutralize the corrosive nanites from their tail in case of accidental self-injury, and it works on Worker Drones as well.

   Regeneration: They can regenerate from injuries if enough material is available, even if their entire head is destroyed.

   Interchangeable Hands: Disassembly Drones can switch their hands for various tools and weaponry, including bladed fingers, chainsaws, guns, missile launchers, EMP shockwaves, and more.

   EMP Immunity: Unlike Worker Drones, Disassembly Drones are immune to the effects of EMPs.

   AbsoluteSolver: In case of a fatal injury without sufficient material for regeneration, an auto-recovery program known as the "AbsoluteSolver" activates to collect the required material for full host regeneration.

9. #9Uzi Doorman

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   Uzi Doorman is the central character and primary anti-heroine in Murder Drones. She describes herself as an "angsty teen" with profound "daddy issues." Uzi distinguishes herself from other Worker Drones because she believes they should not only resist the Disassembly Drones hunting them but also take a stand against their parent company, JCJenson, and humanity as a whole for sending the Disassembly Drones to exterminate them.

   Despite her reckless tendencies and skepticism from others, Uzi ironically finds an unexpected friend in one of her mortal enemies, a surprisingly amiable Disassembly Drone named Serial Designation N. N shares her unpopularity among his associates and begins questioning his loyalty to the company after meeting Uzi.

   Together, they succeed in preventing Serial Designation J and V from killing the rest of Uzi's colony but realize that there is much more happening, with the emergence of a mysterious entity known as the AbsoluteSolver.

   Physical Appearance: Uzi resembles a Worker Drone with neon purple eyes and dull purple hair. She sports a black striped beanie with a glittery bobble at the tip and black boots with long, dark purple striped socks. Her attire includes a black hoodie with a white emblem on the front depicting a battery with two bones forming an "X" shape. She also wears a black bracelet around her neck with a skull and the number "002."

   Uzi is rebellious and believes her fellow Worker Drones should rise against their creators, who view them as disposable. She identifies herself as an "angsty rebellious teen" with "crippling daddy issues," hinting at a strained relationship with her father. Despite her emotional baggage, she displays intelligence beyond that of her fellow Workers, having built a powerful railgun.

   Following her experience with Serial Designation J and V, Uzi loses hope in her fellow Drones rebelling against humans. Instead, she becomes embittered, filled with an unhealthy desire for humanity's violent retribution due to how she was treated by her own family, showing signs of sociopathy.

10. #10Kahn Doorman

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    Khan Doorman is Uzi's father and the inventor of the blast doors that protect their colony on Copper 9. He is also presumably the leader of the Worker Defense Force, an organization dedicated to safeguarding the colony from the Disassembly Drones. Despite these roles, Khan is portrayed as completely inept and cowardly, preferring to spend his time playing cards and obsessing over doors.

    Relationships:

    Daughter: Uzi Doorman Deceased Wife: Nori Doorman Deceased Friends: Todd, Makarov, Braxton, Unnamed Worker Defense Force Member Friend: Sarah Khan's fatherhood is marked by neglect, especially since his wife, Nori Doorman, passed away, and he was forced to euthanize her. He has prioritized his blast doors over Uzi, often expressing his love for doors, even going so far as to claim that "doors are my real daughter." In the face of danger, Khan was willing to let N kill Uzi to save the rest of the colony. This caused Uzi to feel heartbroken and self-exile herself from the colony.

    Khan and the colony were saved when Uzi and N successfully fought off J and V. Uzi confronted Khan about his heartless priorities before leaving the colony. This experience led Khan to realize the consequences of his actions and seek redemption.

    Khan is a Worker Drone with white eyes and a fake black mustache. He typically wears a gray jacket, black boots, and a blue construction helmet with red safety goggles.

11. #11Doll

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    Doll is one of the antagonists in the fictional series Murder Drones. She is a Russian-speaking Worker Drone who makes her first appearance in the Pilot episode. In this episode, she is seen in class during Uzi's Railgun presentation, where she and her friend Lizzy mock Uzi Doorman for getting into trouble. Later, she is among the surviving Worker Drones at the evacuation spot, trying to hide from J and V after they invade the complex.

    Despite her limited appearances in the first two episodes, it is implied that Doll plays a more significant role in the plot than other Worker Drones, particularly in the episode "Heartbeat." This is because she is one of the few, along with Uzi, who has a connection to the AbsoluteSolver. Using the powers of the AbsoluteSolver, she can block potential threats, such as preventing Lizzy from opening a door that would lead to danger.

    Doll serves as the main antagonist in "The Promening." Her plan involves eliminating the members of the Prom Court to exact her revenge on V. During this episode, she utilizes her AbsoluteSolver-related abilities to eliminate several Worker Drones.

    Doll has distinctive features, including dark purple hair, neon red eyes, and a typical attire resembling that of a cheerleader with red, black, and gold stripes, along with tall black winter boots. In "The Promening," she wears an off-shoulder burgundy dress with long sleeves. Her character design includes peculiar fangs similar to those of a Disassembly Drone, and she eventually acquires an eye patch in "Home."

    Her personality is complex. In the Pilot, she appears to enjoy teasing and mocking Uzi with Lizzy, resembling a "popular girl bully" type. However, in "Heartbeat," her demeanor becomes more subdued and emotionless, showing concern mainly when facing potential threats. The third episode reveals that Doll harbors a deep grudge against V for killing her family, leading to traumatic experiences. She keeps the bodies of her deceased family at home, pretending they are still alive.

    Despite her vengeful nature, Doll demonstrates care in specific situations, particularly in her friendships with Lizzy and Rebecca. She also shows empathy, expressing sorrow when Uzi is affected by the AbsoluteSolver, and she even offers assistance to Uzi, N, and V after finding what she seeks. Ultimately, Doll's quest for vengeance leads to a climactic confrontation with V, resulting in her destruction.

    Doll is known for her interactions with other characters in the series, forming close friendships and occasionally intimidating Uzi at school. Her most remarkable trait is her unique set of abilities, derived from the AbsoluteSolver:

    Telekinesis: Doll can move objects without physical contact, displaying remarkable control over items such as books, knives, and tables. She can even create a protective shield using telekinesis.

    Glass Shattering (?): Whenever Doll gazes at a reflective surface, it shatters, as evidenced by broken mirrors in her room.

    Illusion Creation (?): Doll seems to conjure red lines of code when using her powers, potentially related to creating illusions or reproducing memories.

    Matter Replication: In a fight with Uzi and N, Doll replicates multiple knives from a single one, implying a form of matter replication.

    Material Synthesis/Reconstruction: Doll can synthesize and reconstruct materials, as demonstrated when she assembles a butcher knife and manipulates other blades.

    Matter Transformation (?): Doll transforms materials, such as making ceiling fan blades more lethal during a fight.

    Speed Augmentation (?): Doll accelerates objects, like a ceiling fan, to dangerous speeds during confrontations.

    Regeneration: Doll can regenerate her cracked visor, a visible injury, after being shot by V.

    Teleportation: She is capable of teleporting, appearing in different locations, including her room and in front of Uzi.

    Lock Manipulation: Doll can seal or even destroy doors, showcasing her ability to manipulate locks.

12. #12AbsoluteSolver

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    The AbsoluteSolver is a mysterious AI program that serves as a significant presence in Murder Drones. It is implied to be the overarching antagonist, existing within Worker Drones and Disassembly Drones. However, its true origins and purpose remain unknown. What is clear is that the program possesses immense power, manifesting itself in surreal and unnatural ways, such as reconstructing decaying drones, converting mechanical materials into organic substances, and defying death in seemingly impossible ways.

    A peculiar Worker Drone named Cyn appears to be the physical embodiment of the AbsoluteSolver AI and possibly the source of its actions.

    When manifested by Worker Drones, especially Uzi and Doll, the AbsoluteSolver appears to have a hostile reaction to mirrors and mirrored surfaces, causing them to crack violently.

    Doll is the next individual affiliated with the AbsoluteSolver, granting her unique abilities to manipulate and transform matter. In a confrontation with Uzi and N, she initially faces defeat, but V intervenes by shooting Doll before they can gather information. Later, Doll reappears when Uzi and the Disassembly Drones investigate her home, demonstrating her regenerative capabilities and attempting to harm Uzi. However, Uzi harnesses the power of AbsoluteSolver herself, catching and deflecting the bullet, surprising Doll, who promises assistance before teleporting away.

    Doll's abilities include matter transformation, speed acceleration, regeneration, teleportation, and lock manipulation. Her telekinesis allows her to move objects without direct contact, and she has a unique power of shattering reflective surfaces. She also seemingly creates illusions using red lines of code and can replicate matter, such as knives, as demonstrated in her fight with Uzi and N.

    In summary, the AbsoluteSolver is a mysterious and powerful AI program with an enigmatic purpose, and it plays a significant role in the series, affecting characters like Doll with a range of extraordinary abilities.

13. #13Serial Designation J

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    J, a female Disassembly Drone, plays an early antagonist role in the Murder Drones series. Her main objective is to eliminate Worker Drones on Copper 9, a mission she initially accomplishes. However, her encounter with Uzi and N leads to her upper body being incinerated by Uzi's Railgun. J's story takes an unexpected twist when the AbsoluteSolver program reconstructs her into Eldritch J, a monstrous form created from the materials of devoured Worker Drones.

    In her standard Worker Drone form, J exhibits the typical features of Disassembly Drones. She has neon yellow eyes and white-silver twin tails tied with black ribbons. Her attire resembles that of a businesswoman, featuring a short-sleeved dress with a belt, straps, pockets, and knee-high stockings. A yellow armband adorns her left elbow.

    During her time as a Disassembly Drone hunting Worker Drones, her appearance undergoes a menacing transformation. She develops jagged teeth, unique visor "eyes," and deploys large, dangerous wings and claws, allowing her to cut through Worker Drones with ease.

    J's personality is characterized by her dedication to her job. While not as sadistic as V, she exhibits arrogance and looks down on those who don't perform their roles efficiently. She particularly disdains N and threatens to kill him if the company permits. Her arrogance leads to her downfall when she monologues, giving Uzi the opportunity to retaliate.

    Despite her arrogance, J acknowledges and rewards the achievements of fellow drones who prove their worth. She also reveals a vulnerable side in N's memories, particularly when faced with Louisa Elliot's presence. J maintains a positive relationship with her daughter, Tessa, respecting her orders without complaint and viewing drones as more than property.

    J's abilities include:

    Flight: Like other Disassembly Drones, J possesses retractable wings with blade-like feathers that enable high-speed flight and cutting through objects. Corrosive Nanite Acid: Her tail contains a syringe with highly corrosive nanites. Extreme Agility and Strength: J's Disassembly Drone physiology provides her with agility and above-average strength. Virus Implant: She implants a virus in other Disassembly Drones to induce system errors when they become "corrupted." Interchangeable Hands: J can swap her hands for various tools and weapons, such as large claws and EMP cannons. EMP Immunity: She is immune to electromagnetic pulses. AbsoluteSolver: After being destroyed by Uzi's railgun, a mysterious backup program called "AbsoluteSolver" collects material from Worker Drones to reconstruct J's form.

14. #14Thad

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    Thad is a side character in Murder Drones. He appears in most of the show’s episodes, including the trailer. Appearance Thad is a Worker Drone with lime green eyes, light grey hair, and an orange cap with white accents worn backwards. He also wears a black vest depicting a white crossed-out square along with a dark yellow-green shirt underneath.

    Personality Thad is shown to be unlike the other Worker Drones in that he is brave, even daring to fight off the Disassembly Drones. His personality is similar to a high-school jock, though he is much kinder than his friends.

    Thad shows to disbelief when he discovers that the Worker Defense Force, who were supposed to defend the Worker Drones, were actually cowards, and didn't fight the Disassembly Drones. He was shown to be heartbroken , especially when he finds out that Khan chose to leave his daughter to die, instead of saving her like the hero he was made up to be on the posters.

15. #15Lizzy

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    Lizzy is a Worker Drone who has appeared in the first four episodes of Murder Drones. She is one of Uzi’s classmates, the most popular kid in the school hierarchy, and relishes in making derogatory statements towards Uzi.

    Physical Appearance Lizzy has pale blonde hair tied in a ponytail, along with neon pink eyes. She wears a helmet with a yellow bow on top that resembles cat ears. Her attire looks much like a cheerleader outfit with red, black, and gold stripes, an outfit also worn by Doll, Kelsey, and Rebecca.

    Personality Reveals elements of the "Popular Girl" archetype (a high nose with a higher ego). She is likely on good terms with her teacher, (who is likely her father), as evident by the fact that she (and Doll) were the ones sent by him to accompany Uzi to prom. She is shown to be cool, cold, and relatively collected, as she doesn't flinch when privy to Doll's unsettling antics. With more moxie than warranted, Lizzy plays her cards smart and isn't afraid to pull out an aggressive hand. This is shown by her out-manipulating V's manipulation, using her father's power to forcibly demand respect for the newly-declared prom queen, and skillfully utilizing the speech tactic of "involving the audience" when calling out Rebecca. Lizzy is not heartless despite her bratty behavior, as seen when she feels bad for V as the gullible Disassembly Drone steps right into Doll's trap and when she tells V to run at the last second. Along with this, she seems to comfort Doll before she goes to kill Uzi. It's also implied that she helps N and V repair themselves after finding them ripped apart backstage.

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    Emiliy:

    Biography:

    During her only appearance in Cabin Fever, she was often seen reading a survival book called "Final Girl", from which she got her nickname. She was eventually killed off-screen by Uzi, but her corpse was shown and dismembered on-screen.

    Appearance:

    Emily is shown to be a worker drone with neon cyan eyes and having black hair with pigtails. She also wears a pair of half-oval-shaped glasses, a Navy t-shirt with some lighter purple trims on the sleeves and the bottom of the shirt, as well as having an logo of what looks like a snowy mountain range with some trees on it, and wears a pair of black boots.

    Personality:

    Emily is shown to be anxious, easily worried, cautious, and afraid. She also appears to be religious, as she does the sign of the cross after getting startled by Uzi and calls Darren and Rebecca's make out session immoral.

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