Last One Out Summary by Chapter | Jane Harper
Introduction
What happens when a town dies but the people refuse to leave?
Jane Harper’s Last One Out immerses readers in the haunting landscape of Carralon Ridge, a rural community slowly being swallowed by a coal mine and the weight of its own secrets.
The novel weaves present-day investigation with flashbacks to two separate disappearances, examining how grief can both unite and destroy a community.
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Book Structure Overview
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Total Chapters | 43 Chapters + Prologue |
| Prologue / Epilogue | Prologue introduces Sam’s disappearance; Epilogue included in Chapter 43 |
| Narrative Flow | Linear present day with strategic flashbacks to eight and five years earlier |
| Primary Setting | Carralon Ridge, a fictional rural Australian town |
⚠️ Spoiler Warning: This section contains detailed, chapter-by-chapter plot summaries of the entire book. Proceed only if you want to know what happens. On his twenty-first birthday, a young man visits three abandoned houses in a rural landscape. His boot prints trace a precise path through the dust of a cottage, a farmhouse, and a bungalow. He clears his throat against a strange tang in the air while a distant drone hums in his head. Five hours later, his parents find his locked rental car at the convergence of three tracks. A birthday dinner waits untouched in their kitchen six kilometers away. Key Moment: The young man walks into the shadow of the houses and is never seen again. New Information: Sam was alone and left distinct marks in the dust at each property. Five years after the disappearance, Ro Crowley drives into the nearly deserted Carralon Ridge. She stops in disbelief to see that an orchard arch has been removed from a neighbor’s property. The town’s heart is dead, with the medical center and local businesses boarded up. Ro discovers the Black Creek Inn is closed on a night it should be bustling. She hears a strange metallic clanging sound echoing through the empty streets. Key Moment: Griff calls Ro and reveals he is watching her through binoculars from the ridge. New Information: Most of the town’s original residents have abandoned their homes. Ro drives the long way around to meet Griff on the craggy ridge overlooking the town. Griff appears exhausted, having spent years patrolling for fires on behalf of the coal mine. Below them, the massive Lentzer coal mine is a dark stain on the landscape, thundering with machinery. Ro notes the expansion of the mine and Griff’s resigned acceptance of his corporate employer. They discuss neighbors who have left, including Griff’s godparents, the Hewetts. Key Moment: Ro gazes at the three abandoned houses where Sam’s car was found. New Information: Griff’s fire response job is now funded by the mine to protect their operations. Ro arrives at her former family home and reunites with her daughter, Della. The house now belongs to the mine, and Griff lives there as a tenant. Ro chooses to stay in a small self-contained garden “hut” built by Griff years ago. Inside the hut, Ro finds an envelope of photographs showing her and Sam in happier times. She also retrieves Sam’s university notebook from her bag, which contains his final research questions. Key Moment: Ro compares the carefree man in the photos to the rigid, silent version of Griff today. New Information: Sam was using Carralon Ridge as a case study for his rural development thesis. The family attempts a normal dinner while the mine’s rattling frequency vibrates through the house. Ro mistakenly looks for glasses in the wrong cabinets, highlighting her distance from the home. They discuss Sam’s thesis, which examined the community’s response to the mine’s arrival. Ro announces her plan to visit “the site” the following day. Della declines to join, appearing slightly evasive about her own plans. Key Moment: Griff offers to accompany Ro to the three houses despite his work schedule. New Information: Sam believed the mine wanted everyone out so there would be no one left to complain. The next morning, Ro wanders through the house and finds Sam’s old room stripped of his personality. She reflects on how Sam had cleared out most of his belongings before he disappeared. Ro and Griff drive in separate cars to the track where Sam’s rental car was found. Standing by a sagging fence post, Ro recalls the night the police first questioned them. The officer had inquired about Sam’s mental health, a question that still haunts Ro. Key Moment: Ro spots a sudden flicker of movement at the ivy cottage. New Information: Griff’s cousin Warren Hillary killed himself at the quarry three years before Sam vanished. Ro and Griff find Ann-Marie Birstock and her son Jacob at the cottage, which is being consumed by ivy. Ann-Marie is hacking away at the vines, ignoring the fact that she no longer owns the property. Griff warns her about the dangers of the crumbling structure and the lack of emergency services. Ann-Marie invites Ro inside the house, revealing she has a key to the laundry door. Ro stands in the kitchen, tracing the steps Sam took on the day he disappeared. Key Moment: Ann-Marie reveals that Griff’s mine contract has not been renewed, meaning he must leave the town. New Information: Sam’s footprints were the only ones found inside the houses on the day he vanished. Ro and Griff visit the dilapidated Hillary farmhouse, where two large branches have smashed through the porch. Griff refuses to clear the hazard, noting it is no longer his responsibility or problem. Ro recalls the violent death of her father just ten days before Warren Hillary died. They remember the day they found Warren’s house empty with his dinner still on the barbecue. Ro had found Griff on the back deck, overwhelmed by raw anguish. Key Moment: Griff stares at the damage with a blank expression, seemingly unable to process the memory. New Information: Warren Hillary had sent a final text to his ex, Sylvie, saying he didn’t want to hurt her. Ro and Griff walk the hiking trail near the three houses, which is now overgrown and wild. They hear a drone buzzing overhead, likely flown by Noel Reece’s son, Darcy. Ro reflects on the police theory that Sam may have walked into the bushland deliberately. She recalls finding out later that Sam had been taking antidepressants. Griff admits he is sorry Ro had to hear about his contract ending from Ann-Marie. Key Moment: Griff tells Ro that the house they once owned is now “worthless.” New Information: Warren Hillary’s body was recovered from the northern quarry with injuries from a severe fall. Ro returns to her hut and finds Della has left the house unexpectedly. She watches drone footage from the day of the disappearance, seeing a tiny figure of Sam walking toward Warren’s house. The drone camera had been off for forty-four minutes during the time Sam was in the area. Della returns and mentions she bumped into Sylvie, who is opening the pub tonight. Ro feels a thread of relief that the family’s hold on the house is finally ending. Key Moment: Ro reviews a high-quality edit of the drone footage but still cannot see what happened to Sam. New Information: Sam’s phone signal never left the local Carralon area. The family meets Damien Hillary, Warren’s brother, in the pub car park. Damien remains a polished outsider despite living in town for eight years. He was the last person to see Sam alive, having been interviewed by him for an hour that afternoon. Damien mentions that Sam reminded him of himself due to his ambition. Ro reflects on how she chose to trust Damien’s statement about his movements that day. Key Moment: Ro notices how closely Jacob Birstock resembles Damien as they pass in the car park. New Information: Damien sold the Hillary house to the mine after buying out Sylvie’s half of the estate. Inside the pub, Ro hugs her oldest friend, Heather Reece, whose athletic frame now shows signs of strain. Heather invites Ro for coffee at her farm the next morning rather than at Ro’s place. They discuss Heather’s younger sons, Zach and Kyle, who have been “difficult” lately. Ro recalls her first visit to Carralon for Heather’s wedding, where she met Griff. She remembers the romantic night under the stars that led to her moving to the town. Key Moment: Ro reflects that she would go through all the tragedy again just to have Della. New Information: Heather and Noel Reece are among the very few who haven’t sold their land. Ro observes Bernie Reece, Noel’s father, who appears to be in declining health. The town is deeply divided between those who took the mine’s money and those who held out. Ro talks to Sylvie, who manages the bar despite the town’s dwindling population. Sylvie seems weary and moves to end their conversation quickly. Ro remembers a specific note in Sam’s book about asking Sylvie a question. Key Moment: Ro notices a single question mark in Sam’s notebook next to Sylvie’s name, traced over many times. New Information: Bernie Reece sold his home to the mine after heavy vehicles began using his access track. Ro lies awake in the hut, using noise-cancelling headphones to block the mine’s vibrations. She reviews Sam’s transcribed interviews on her laptop. Ro recalls the details of Sam’s final birthday morning, including the gifts he received. She regrets not saying a proper goodbye to him as he drove away to Damien’s place. Sam’s notes on Bernie Reece show the older man was brusque and acidic during their talk. Key Moment: Ro admits to herself that she believes Sylvie has been lying about Sam’s notes for years. New Information: Sam had interviewed the Reece family together, but Ro believes Heather was holding back. The next morning, Ro decides to give Heather a decorative mirror from the hut as a gift. Della asks to come along, lying that she just needs a break from work. Ro realizes Della is actually hoping to see Darcy and Jacob to ask them about a rumor. Della warns Ro not to get her hopes up about finding new information. Ro sees her own reflection and realizes she looks brittle and desperate. Key Moment: Della confesses she is chasing a lead that “barely has anything to do with Sam.” New Information: Della heard something about the night Warren killed himself while talking to a former classmate. Ro and Della find Heather running on her driveway with an air of grim determination. Inside the farmhouse, Zach and Kyle are playing a loud video game and ignore their mother. Heather is visibly upset by the boys’ behavior and the loneliness of their lives in town. Ro sees drone printouts of the mine on the kitchen table. Bernie appears, looking sallow and unwell, and asks for coffee. Key Moment: Heather snaps at her sons and eventually breaks down in tears over her family’s situation. New Information: Darcy is in the barn working on a motorbike, avoiding the house. Ro remembers visiting the stone bungalow a year after Sam’s disappearance. She finds Bernie Reece repairing a board on the window that someone tried to pry off. Bernie tells Ro that the houses are a “dangerous draw” sitting empty. In the present, Ro watches Bernie struggle with his physical health on the deck. Heather asks Ro if she is happier having moved to Sydney. Key Moment: Bernie tells Ro that he wants to “see out his life” and die at his home in the town. New Information: Bernie and Noel boarded up their family bungalow with tears in their eyes. Noel takes Ro to see the “Last Chance Saloon,” a structure he built to house salvaged items. The place is filled with remnants of the town’s history, including a front door from Bernie’s old bungalow. Noel admits the boys are no longer interested in the project. Ro notices Noel has been drinking in the middle of the day. They hang the decorative mirror on the wall as shouting erupts from the main house. Key Moment: Noel insists his family is not leaving, despite the town’s collapse. New Information: The saloon contains a full kitchen and bathroom salvaged from abandoned homes. During the drive home, Della tells Ro about a conversation she had with Meaghan Austin. Meaghan recalled a drunken night where Darcy whacked Jacob during an argument about Warren Hillary. Jacob had allegedly told Meaghan that Darcy “did something stupid” right before Warren killed himself. Ro and Della discuss whether Darcy’s guilt was related to Sam. Della admits she believes Sam likely had a quick accident. Key Moment: Della suggests Ro and Griff need to “forgive each other for handling your grief differently.” New Information: Darcy and Jacob “clammed up” when Della tried to ask them about the creek argument. Ro finds Griff clearing out the large storage sheds, which are full of their shared history. They find a vintage pinball machine Sam used to play on his birthday eve. Ro discovers a child-sized trowel labeled “S-A-M” and an envelope of sunflower seeds. Griff finds four running medals wrapped in a tea towel among Sam’s things. Ro shares Della’s story about Darcy and Jacob with Griff. Key Moment: Griff reveals that both Darcy and Jacob were near the quarry on the night Sam vanished. New Information: The sports medals belonged to Warren Hillary’s father and were kept in a display case at his house. Ro sits in her hut and reviews Sam’s interviews with the younger residents of the town. Zach and Kyle had expressed intense boredom and a desire for their parents to leave. In his interview with Darcy and Jacob, Ro notices they talk about their parents’ commitment to the town frequently. She senses a “shared secret” buried in the transcript of their conversation. Ro reflects on how Sam’s project forced his neighbors to examine their gain and loss. Key Moment: Ro realizes the three boys were firm in their pockets, knowing everything about each other. New Information: Sam’s interview with Darcy and Jacob was surprisingly short compared to others. Ro finds Griff using a chainsaw at the Hillary house to clear fallen branches. She traces Sam’s footsteps into the darkened hallway of the farmhouse once more. While helping Griff heave a wedged bough from the deck, a floorboard cracks open. Ro identifies a dark stain on the thin edge of the board as old blood. She reaches into the dirt beneath the deck, sensing small movements in the dark. Key Moment: Ro pulls a small silver Yale key from the dirt beneath the bloodstained boards. New Information: The stain suggests someone was seriously injured on the porch. Ro and Griff pry up more boards and find the bloodstain is extensive. They realize a gap in the blood matches the shape and position of the Yale key. They try the key in the locks at the Hillary house, the ivy cottage, and the stone bungalow without success. Damien Hillary arrives to help, but he doesn’t recognize the key either. They spend the evening comparing it to every spare key they can find. Key Moment: Damien tells Griff and Ro that he “doesn’t trust Sylvie” regarding the sale of the house. New Information: Warren’s sausages were burned on the bottom, suggesting he was suddenly distracted while cooking. Ro wakes up to a note from Griff, who is on the ridge watching for fires. She drives to the center of town and tries the silver key on the pub door, but it doesn’t fit. Ro works her way down the street, checking boarded-up buildings like the bank and the pharmacy. She eventually stands outside Damien’s townhouse and hesitates before trying the lock. The key slips into his door perfectly but will not turn. Key Moment: Sylvie returns to town in tears, revealing her mother had a stroke. New Information: Sylvie goes to Blenheim most weekends to visit her mother in a care home. Inside the pub, Sylvie examines the key and the photos of the bloodstained boards. Ro confronts her with Sam’s notebook and the question mark next to her name. Sylvie admits she put immense pressure on Warren to sell his family home. She reveals that Warren called her on his final night and said he was willing to sell for her. Sylvie had argued with him anyway, telling him it was “a day late and a dollar short.” Key Moment: Sylvie reveals that Sam knew Warren had changed his mind about selling. New Information: Sylvie never told the police or Griff that Warren had agreed to the sale. Ro calls Griff from the street and relays Sylvie’s revelation. They discuss how Sam could have known about Warren’s secret decision. Ro hears the metallic clanging sound again, louder than before, coming from the east. Griff watches Ro through his binoculars as she begins to walk toward the source of the noise. He mentions seeing Darcy’s car in town earlier for a few minutes. Key Moment: Griff tells Ro that if someone overheard Warren’s final phone call, it would change everything. New Information: Sam had returned to the pub to ask Sylvie about Warren the day before he disappeared. Ro finds the back door of her old clinic smashed open and steps inside. She discovers Zach and Kyle Reece inside, smashing a filing cabinet with a cricket bat. The boys are remorseful and beg Ro not to tell their parents, noting that Noel is “not good.” Ro drives them home and finds Bernie Reece stripping wires on the steps of the saloon. Bernie defends his decision to stay in town, claiming he deserves to be there at the end. Key Moment: Ro confronts Darcy and Jacob at their bike, telling them “Sam would tell the truth.” New Information: Darcy has finally repaired an old motorbike and is riding it with Jacob. Ro drives back to the three houses and reflects on the community’s “witch-hunt” atmosphere years ago. She realizes that many people were likely tempted to sell but were afraid to admit it. As she leaves the track, Jacob Birstock appears on his bicycle and stops her. He tells Ro that she was right and that he wants to explain everything. Ro brings him back to her house so Griff and Della can also hear his story. Key Moment: Jacob admits his mother’s presence at the cottage is a significant factor in his decision to speak. New Information: Jacob was already on his way to see Ro when she found him. Jacob confesses to a series of “dares” and pranks the three boys played when they were teenagers. They had moved Bernie’s truck into town and shifted Ann-Marie’s bed into a paddock. Jacob explains that they targeted Warren because they thought he could “handle a joke.” Darcy had been stealing Warren’s father’s sports medals one by one, which Sam eventually found out. Damien reveals that Warren used to leave little face carvings around town as his own “calling card.” Key Moment: Griff realizes Sam was looking for those carvings on the day he disappeared. New Information: Warren’s carvings feature a zigzag mouth that looks like a letter “W.” Griff takes Ro and Della to the three houses to find Warren’s carvings. They find one hidden at the base of a post at Bernie’s stone bungalow. The carvings are everywhere—on windowsills, doorjambs, and inside kitchen cupboards. Ro realizes that Sam’s seemingly aimless footprints followed the trail of these hidden faces. Griff and Ro reconcile on the steps of the Hillary house, admitting they both handled grief poorly. Key Moment: Della stands at the back fence and admits she “just hates it here” as she cries. New Information: Griff stayed in town so Sam wouldn’t be “left here all on his own.” Ro sits in her hut and watches the clock turn to midnight on Sam’s birthday. She goes into the shed to retrieve a trowel and the envelope of sunflower seeds. Ro discovers that Griff has secretly restored her old vegetable garden behind the sheds. He has even salvaged their wrought-iron wedding arch and threaded it with jasmine. Ro returns to the house and sleeps in her old bed with Griff for the first time in years. Key Moment: Ro and Griff whisper apologies to each other in the dark of their old room. New Information: The garden restoration was a two-year project by Griff. Ro wakes up and she and Griff share a rare moment of closeness before the heaviness of the day returns. Ro plants half of Sam’s sunflower seeds near the wedding arch in the new garden. In the kitchen, she and Della bake the same chocolate cake they have made every year since Sam vanished. They light the birthday candles and stand together in the afternoon light. Ro makes a silent wish as they blow out the flames together. Key Moment: Ro feels a shifting memory triggered by the sight of the flickering candle flames. New Information: Ro plans to take the other half of the seeds to plant in Sydney. The family arrives at the track to find several cars and a small group of neighbors gathered. Griff and Ro give emotional speeches about Sam and the fragility of their memories. Darcy Reece unexpectedly speaks, telling the town it’s time to stop clinging to something that isn’t real. He announces that he and Jacob are leaving town next month to start a new life in Blenheim. Sylvie manages her own tears while avoiding looking at the Hillary house. Key Moment: Darcy tells the crowd there is “no prize for being the last one out.” New Information: Sam’s questions to Darcy were what originally prompted him to consider leaving. The group disperses to the pub, but Ro and Griff stay behind at the track. Bernie Reece looks at his boarded-up bungalow with pure grief and apologizes to them. Ro feels curiously unsettled as she stands in the empty space where Sam was lost. A sudden realization about the silver Yale key and Bernie’s lighter hits her. Ro pulls the key from her bag and tells Griff she knows which door it opens. Key Moment: Ro realizes the key is for the door of the “Last Chance Saloon.” New Information: The door to the saloon was salvaged from Bernie’s old bungalow. Eight years earlier, Warren Hillary sits on his porch and tells Sylvie he has decided to sell the house. He is interrupted by Bernie Reece, who overheard the call and is distraught. Bernie begs Warren not to sell, fearing his own home will become worthless if the dominant property is gone. Warren grows angry and tells Bernie he doesn’t care about his complaints anymore. A physical confrontation ensues on the porch. Key Moment: Warren falls and hits his head on the edge of the table, losing consciousness. New Information: The silver Yale key fell from the table during the struggle. In the present day, Griff and Ro drive toward the Reece farm in the growing dark. They pass the brightly lit pub where Della and the others are gathered. Ro feels a creeping sensation that they are the only ones left in the world. They pull up at the Reece property and sit in the silence of the engine’s death. Griff tells Ro to “let’s find out” as he unbuckles his seatbelt. Key Moment: The pair prepares to test the key on the blue door of the saloon. New Information: The town feels like a “weighted shroud” settling over them. Five years earlier, Sam finishes looking for carvings and returns to his car. He shields his eyes from the sun, searching for Darcy’s drone in the sky. He sees a lone car approaching from the east and recognizes the driver. The driver winds down the window and asks Sam what he is doing out there. Sam walks over to the vehicle, waving back. Key Moment: Sam decides to get into the car for a lift rather than drive himself. New Information: Sam had planned to meet his friends at the pub after his birthday dinner. Present day: Ro and Griff stand at the threshold of the Last Chance Saloon. Ro’s hands shake as she fumbles with the key, but Griff steadies her fingers. The Yale key slips into the lock and turns smoothly. The heavy blue door creaks open, revealing the dark interior. A sudden pocket of silence from the mine allows them to hear approaching footsteps. Key Moment: The key that was found at Warren’s house successfully opens the Reece’s saloon. New Information: The lock is the original one from Bernie’s bungalow. Noel Reece crosses the paddock and finds Ro and Griff standing in the saloon doorway. He tries to offer a light-hearted greeting, but his expression is wary. Griff asks Noel about the blood found on Warren’s porch boards. Noel’s father, Bernie, begins making his way toward them from the house. Ro tells Noel that they want to ask Bernie about his old front door. Key Moment: Ro realized that Noel’s guilt was a “penance” that kept him trapped in the town. New Information: Noel brought Bernie home from the pub because the older man was “finding it too much.” Eight years ago, Noel helped his father clean the blood from Warren’s porch. Noel cut the hole in the mine fence and disposed of Warren’s body in the quarry lake. They left Warren’s truck at the perimeter to make it look like a suicide. They couldn’t find the Yale key and assumed it was lost under the house forever. Bernie and Noel believed they were acting to save the community from the mine’s expansion. Key Moment: The “accident” on the porch is revealed as the inciting tragedy of the town. New Information: Warren’s verdict of “misadventure” was accepted by the coroner. Bernie reveals that he was the one who struck Warren during their argument. Noel admits he covered up the death to protect his sick father. Griff demands to know “the rest,” realizing Noel stopped working on the saloon exactly five years ago. Ro is drawn to a specific, empty back corner of the structure. She experiences a visceral connection to the space, sensing Sam is finally near. Key Moment: Noel and Bernie admit they have lived in a state of penance for their crimes. New Information: Noel never told Bernie about Sam, but Bernie “knew” regardless. Five years ago, Noel took Sam to the saloon to give him research maps. Sam revealed he knew Warren had planned to sell to the mine. Noel realized Sam was close to deducing the truth about Bernie’s involvement in Warren’s death. Desperate to protect his father, Noel struck Sam with a single, swift blow. He buried Sam’s remains beneath the floorboards in the back corner of the saloon. Key Moment: Noel kills Sam to keep the town’s original secret buried. New Information: Sam’s phone was destroyed and his remains were hidden under the “subsidence” area of the floor. The police arrive at the Reece farm and recover Sam’s remains from beneath the saloon. Noel calls the authorities himself after the confrontation. Ro and Griff sit on the ridge one last time, watching the town become “busy” with official vehicles. They receive a final photograph of a smiling Sam, taken on a drone shortly before he died. Ro feels a quiet gratitude that Sam was “home and happy” in his final days. Key Moment: The town of Carralon Ridge finally feels “alive” again, if only briefly. New Information: Jacob Birstock left for Blenheim as soon as the truth came out. One year later, the three houses have been demolished and replaced by an access road. Heather and her sons have moved to Sydney, where she works in a busy clinic. Darcy and Jacob start a business in Blenheim with Damien’s financial backing. Ro and Griff reconcile and find a new cottage in a medium-sized town. They scatter Sam’s ashes in their new back paddock as the stars appear overhead. Key Moment: Ro feels at peace, sensing Sam has returned to the “trees and the land and the air.” New Information: Ro and Griff took their reclaimed wedding arch to their new home. 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Last One Out Summary Chapter by Chapter
Prologue: The Vanishing
Chapter 1: The Hollow Town
Chapter 2: The View from Above
Chapter 3: Artifacts of Grief
Chapter 4: The Birthday Dinner
Chapter 5: Echoes at the Track
Chapter 6: Inside the Ivy Cottage
Chapter 7: The Hillary House
Chapter 8: The Bushland Trail
Chapter 9: Twelve Seconds of Silence
Chapter 10: The London Contact
Chapter 11: The Old Friend
Chapter 12: Divide and Distrust
Chapter 13: The Question Mark
Chapter 14: A Gift for the Saloon
Chapter 15: The Reece Farm
Chapter 16: The Decision to Stay
Chapter 17: The Last Chance Saloon
Chapter 18: The Creek Argument
Chapter 19: The Shed Discovery
Chapter 20: The Youth Interviews
Chapter 21: The Porch Boards
Chapter 22: The Yale Key
Chapter 23: Searching the Town
Chapter 24: Sylvie’s Confession
Chapter 25: The Clanging Sound
Chapter 26: The Medical Center
Chapter 27: Jacob’s Approach
Chapter 28: The Pranksters
Chapter 29: Tracing the Path
Chapter 30: The Wedding Arch
Chapter 31: The Birthday Ritual
Chapter 32: The Memorial
Chapter 33: The Blue Door
Chapter 34: The Final Argument (Flashback)
Chapter 35: The Silent Drive
Chapter 36: The Unexpected Lift (Flashback)
Chapter 37: The Lock Turns
Chapter 38: The Confrontation
Chapter 39: The Truth Unveiled (Flashback)
Chapter 40: The Confession
Chapter 41: The Final Secret (Flashback)
Chapter 42: Closure at the Ridge
Chapter 43: A New Beginning (Epilogue)
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