- You are both my most trusted.
- That we are.
- TALLY: Previously on "Ruthless"--
- I'm sending two of the mothers with the children
to the Mexican border on a field assignment.
- I wanna get out of here.
- Well, I don't.
- This is serious business.
You should go.
- Not until you make love to me on this desk.
- ♪
- Son of a bitch.
- Where have you been? - I went to my house.
- You're lying.
- What do they do the girls when Lilo comes?
- What do you think happens?
- Close all the drawers, y'all get out of here.
Hurry up! Come on, Clark, go.
- ♪
- [gasps]
- Well, hello.
- What happened?
- You went to sleep?
- Did I?
- Yes.
Mid-stroke, honey.
- Oh, so sorry.
I'm so tired.
- It's okay.
- [groans] I'm embarrassed.
- Don't be.
- [groans] Where are you going?
- MELINDA: To my car.
- No, no, no, I'm not gonna let you sleep in your car.
[groans] - You're so sweet.
- No, no, no, no, I'm not--[groans]
- Okay, well, then I will go back to your place.
- Really?
- Yeah, what time do you get off?
- Uh, 9 in the morning.
- Okay, well, then I will be in your bed waiting for you.
Hopefully, this time you can stay awake.
- Okay.
[sighs] What--
how long was I asleep?
- Not long.
- That's a first.
- [giggles]
- That's never happened to me.
I swear.
You--you think I have narcolepsy or something?
I don't.
Like I'm--I'm good.
- Don't worry about it, Poke.
You'll make it up later.
Mm-mm, um, you better get his office all cleaned up.
- Did we do that?
- Yeah, do you want me to help you?
- No, no, no, I--I know how he likes everything,
so...I'll do it.
- Okay, well, then I'll see you at home, sleepyhead.
- Uh, what the hell happened?
- ♪
- Sit.
- ♪
- Your Highest.
- Disappointing.
- I'm sorry, sir.
- Where were you?
- I went to my house.
- Why would you do that?
- Because I was told that my wife came here.
- What?
- Yes.
- By whom?
- I did, sir.
- Is that right?
- Yes.
- And I never wanted her to come here again.
- Go on.
- And I never wanted Dikahn to have to go there again.
- You went to his house?
- I did.
- ♪
- Go on. - Look, sir.
She tracked my watch here, okay?
I know it was stupid.
But I just wanted to make sure that she would never come here
again, okay?
She is a very evil person.
She cheated on me.
She ruined my life. - Okay.
- ANDREW: And I know that you tell us we're not supposed
to hate, Your Highest, but...
- Okay.
- I'm ready to be punished.
- Are you?
- Yeah, I knew I was wrong.
- You were.
- I shouldn't have left here.
So whatever my punishment is, I will accept that.
But, please, Your Highest, don't turn your back on me.
- Why would I do that?
- Because I couldn't live without you.
You have changed my life for the better.
You have given me a new foundation,
a whole new way of living, so whatever my punishment is,
I will accept that.
But, please, Your Highest,
do not turn your back on me.
I love it here.
I love worshipping you, Your Highest.
So whatever the punishment is, I will take that.
Just, please, do not turn your back on me.
- ♪ When the sun go down, we run the city ♪
♪ I feel the angels brought the demons with me ♪
♪ When the sun go down, best believe me ♪
♪ It's nothing new, the streets is undefeated ♪
♪ When the sun go down
♪ Oh, it get wild, baby, wild, baby, wild, baby, wild ♪
- ♪ Don't you ever, ever, ever try to move me ♪
♪ You best salute me
♪ It's in the bloodstream, we're feeling Rakudushi ♪
♪ The compound, the lessons, the lies, the deception ♪
♪ The FBI's weapons, the punishment, detention ♪
♪ And I just wanna free you from this slave shit ♪
♪ So murder is the case that we're faced with ♪
♪ When the sun go down ♪
- Do you love her?
- No, sir.
- Do you love your wife?
- No, sir.
- Is that her talking, or do you love her?
- Deep down, yeah, somewhere, I sure that I do.
- So you do love her?
- No.
- Then you went to see her because you love her.
- No, sir.
I went to see her to tell her that I know about the affair
and to tell her to never come back here again.
- Because you love her.
- I'm sorry.
- I know.
- I will accept my punishment.
- Well, it is going to hurt you more than it will hurt me.
- Okay.
- You can go.
- You mean go?
- Yes.
- Where am I going?
- You are gonna kill your wife.
- No.
Your Highest?
- You are gonna kill the wicked spirit that you married,
take her off the planet,
send her soul to the bottom of the darkness.
You have 24 hours.
Did you hear me?
- Yeah.
- THE HIGHEST: What'd I say?
- You said I should kill my wife.
- No.
No, no, I said--I said you are to kill your wife.
- Yes, sir.
- So that is what you'll do.
- ANDREW: Yes, sir.
- Do you have a problem with that?
- No, sir.
- Are you sure?
- Yes, sir, I'm positive.
- We must all be willing to part with anything we love.
- Yes, Your Highest.
I am willing.
- You're a good soldier.
- Thank you, Your Highest.
- So get it done.
- Yes, Your Highest.
- No need to cry.
Don't return until it's done.
- Yes, Your Highest.
- Okay.
Gather your things.
- Please, uh, just don't--
- What?
- Don't make me leave.
- You can return, as I said, when it's done.
- Yes, sir.
- Dikahn.
- Yes? - THE HIGHEST: See to it.
- DIKAHN: Yes, Your Highest.
- ♪
- He is serious.
- Of courses he is.
- You shouldn't have done that.
- I'm sorry, brother, but I thought I was doing this for us.
- For us?
- Yes, you tell me that no wives, no husbands,
no one should be allowed here.
- Yes, I get it.
But you were wrong.
- And I'm sorry, brother.
- Yes, you're sorry.
You embarrassed me.
- I'm sorry, Dikahn, I didn't mean to.
- You know that Elder Mother knows?
- Again, I-- - You're sorry.
- Yes, brother.
- You know how small I felt?
To have a woman know what my guy is doing?
- I'm sorry, brother.
- There's no excuse.
And now you know the price of your disobedience.
- Yes, I do, brother.
- You should feel lucky.
- And why is that?
- Next time, he'll ask for your children.
- Has he ever done anything like that before?
- Don't you dare ask any questions.
- Forgive me, brother.
- Just be glad.
- Yes, Dikahn.
- Now, let's get your things.
- Yes, Dikahn.
[clears throat]
- Come on!
- ♪
- Why did he go to the grocery store?
- I don't know.
- He never does that.
- I know.
- They always leave that to the women.
- You're not telling me anything I don't know.
- He knew I was gonna talk to him.
- Did you tell him?
- No, I didn't.
- Then how did he know that you were going?
- I don't know.
Ssh.
- Something is going on around here.
- Ssh.
- ♪
- Come on, he's watching.
- ♪
- MARVA: Hurry.
What are you doing, girl?
- She's actually-- - I was talking to her.
- Uh, nothing, Elder Mother.
- Your steps are in front of you, not behind.
- Sorry, Elder Mother.
- Come along.
- Where is he going?
- You...
will not ask questions!
- I'm sorry, Elder Mother.
- Back to the kitchen!
- Yes, Elder Mother.
- Uh.
- Are you okay?
- I should be used to this shit by now.
- No one can get used to this.
- Well, they're sure trying to make us.
- We resist that.
- What is going on?
- I don't know. - Where is he going?
- I'm not sure.
- He had all of his things with him.
Where's he going?
- Hold--hold it together.
- No, he's my only hope.
- You said you didn't trust him.
- No, I know, but Andrew, you, and my daughter have been
the only things that have been keeping me going here.
- It'll be alright.
- Ruth, you keep saying that.
He's been keeping me sane.
- Don't lose it.
- I swear, the next time I get a gun, I'm getting my daughter,
and I'm getting out of here. - Tally.
- No, I am.
That can-- - What is it?
- The green one. - What is it?
- It's potassium cyanide.
- What?
- It's not supposed to be out here.
- What--where's it supposed to be?
- It's supposed to be locked away.
- Why is it here?
- They're getting worse and worse.
- What are you talking about?
- The Highest.
The drugs and the paranoia.
I'm getting worried.
We have to hurry.
- Well, what is it there for?
- To kill us all if The Highest activates the siren.
Ruth, you know this.
- Well, maybe.
- No, Ruth, not maybe.
You can't keep going back and forth on this.
- I'm not going back and forth.
I was going to say, well, maybe we can replace it.
- With what?
- Well, what does it look like?
- Like salt.
- Okay, then let's do that.
- So when they blow the siren, it won't go.
Okay.
- ♪
- Put them all away.
Get away from there.
- Yes, Elder Mother.
- Hurry, it's late.
We got an early morning and a full day.
- Yes, Elder Mother.
- Uh. - [clapping]
- ♪
♪
- Go on to bed.
- Yes, Elder Mother.
What do you think happened?
- I don't know.
- Where do you think he's going?
- Tally, if it were a bad thing,
he would not be leaving here.
- Why wouldn't he just tell me?
- Tally, they let him leave with his stuff.
That's a good thing.
- You think you can get Dikahn to talk to you?
- I will.
- Can you go back to him tonight?
- No.
- Ruth...
- Tally, if you don't play this right--
- Ruth? - What?
- I think you're enjoying this.
- What are you talking about?
- All this crazy shit.
This cat and mouse shit.
- Have you lost your mind?
- No, I think you've lost yours.
- I'm not doing this with you tonight.
- Good.
- Are you serious right now?
- The only hope I had just walked out my door and you're
asking me if I'm serious? - Okay.
Well, I cannot talk to you when you're like this.
- Good, don't.
- ♪
- What are you two doing out here?
- It's my fault.
- What is going on?
If Elder Mother finds her out here,
our trailer will be punished.
- I was just asking about how Paula was doing.
- No, you ask her in the morning!
Get in the trailer now!
- I don't care anymore.
- Zane, you better care.
- I'm just gonna leave.
- If you think it's that simple,
then you are in for a hell of a problem.
- ♪
- I got it, bro, you can leave.
[sighs]
- So did you hear about Andrew?
- What about him?
- He was asked to leave.
- Why?
- They sent him on a--on an assignment.
- For what?
- Not sure.
But I know it was a punishment.
- What did he do, brother?
- He left here without permission.
- Well, he shouldn't have done that.
- No, he should not have.
How 'bout you, Oliver?
You ready to recruit?
- Yeah.
When we do start?
- We go, uh--we go to the bus stations and the schools and--
- Colleges?
- No, no, no, high schools.
We ask the girls if they wanna make a little money.
- And that works?
- Are you kidding me?
Most of these kids want to leave their parents.
- How do you not get caught, brother?
- Oh man, it is very cool.
I'll show you.
Now, see, at the bus stations, you'd be surprised what some of
these kids will do for a sandwich.
I even tested some of them out myself.
- Tested 'em out how?
- You'll see.
I promise it, you're gonna love the assignment.
- When do we go?
- Soon as I get word from Dikahn.
Hey, I'm sure we'll go soon.
- It will be good to get out of this place and
see something different.
- You don't love it here?
- This is paradise. I love it here.
- Right.
You don't have to worry about paying bills or working.
You just serve him.
Has he enlightened you yet?
- No, he hasn't.
- My brother, when he does, you will love it here.
- Nobody will tell me, but what does he do?
- That's because we don't talk about it.
But I'll tell you this.
I didn't think I would love it, but after it was over...
I was just so much more in love with who he is.
I was so much higher.
So much more in love with the message he brings.
- Is that so?
- Brother, we are fortunate people to be here in this place.
He has got the word from the Raku.
- He does have the word.
- Then smile.
- All praise be to the Raku.
- I'm starting to think you take this job more seriously
than I do.
[laughs]
- BOTH: [laughing]
- I don't know what you're laughing at.
- I don't know. It was funny.
- That was not funny. - No.
Are you okay?
- I should be asking you that.
- Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
- You sure? - [laughs] Yeah.
I mean, she got me good though, but...I'm fine.
You seem to be calmed down.
- [sighs] Yeah.
- Okay, so...
now they know.
- Yep.
- What do we do?
- What I suggested.
Be together.
- That's a big step.
- Well, there's nothing in the way now.
- Well...I think that--
- What?
Come on, don't tell me you still love this guy.
- You already know that.
- After what he did?
- Hey, you know how--you know how I am.
I'm--I love hard.
- Okay. - From the heart.
- So love me that way.
- Malcolm, it's-- - What?
You can't? - Hey, it's the way it started.
I didn't want it this way.
- [sighs] What way is that?
- A way that hurts people.
- And you think I did?
- I think...we think differently.
- Okay.
[clears throat] What does that mean?
- That means you are trying to kill, and I'm not.
- Okay.
I'm trying to kill.
So, that makes me incapable of caring?
- That's not what I mean.
- Sounds that way to me.
- Okay, look, look, I'm sorry, okay?
A lot has happened last night, and we just need time to think
about things, okay?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
That's a good idea.
- No, no, no, not here.
You go home.
- What?
- Not here, go home.
- Sarah. - How can I explain to my son?
- You want me-- - I'm surprised that he wasn't
up during all the yelling.
- [laughs] You want me to go home?
- Yes.
Please, go home.
- She's just gonna go off. - I--
I know that. - [sighs]
Look, I'm just gonna go to a hotel.
- You know she's just gonna go to your boss any minute now,
right? - Why would you say that?
- Because I know her.
- So do I.
- [laughs] Then you should know that's what she's gonna do.
- [sighs] You're right.
- Hey.
- Yeah?
- Go home.
Tell her the truth.
- She will not be rational.
- Try.
- Yeah, okay.
- I love you. [giggling]
- Stop playing. [laughing]
- I love you, too.
- Mwah-mwah, thank you.
- For what?
- For being here.
Being you.
- That's a change of tune.
- Holy shit.
It's all out now.
- [scoffs]
- He made his choice.
I'm gonna have to make mine.
- ♪
- Am I that choice?
- Of course you are.
- ♪
- I love you. - I love you.
- ♪
- Now go home. It's 6 a.m.
I'm trying to go to sleep, come on.
Alright. [laughs] - I'm taking the long way home.
- Whatever it takes to keep you calm.
- Extra-long way home.
- Such a hothead.
- ♪
- THE HIGHEST: Wake up, children.
It is a fine Raku morning.
And the message for today is love.
Love is a four letter word.
It's a small word, it means so much.
Love...is what brought us all here.
I love you.
The Raku loves you.
And we are the people of the Raku.
We will not let the devil government
come to our camp again.
They desecrated this sacred ground.
I will stop them with all the power that is within me,
given by the Raku.
I need you all...
my soldiers, my warriors to be ready.
There is nothing that can come between your leader and them.
Let every man and woman lay down their lives.
They will not take it from us.
We will--we will lay down.
We will not let them harm our children or take them away from
us and let them be raised in their foster care systems.
Am I right, sisters?
We will raise them in love and in the Raku way,
where discipline reigns here.
Education will be used to outsmart the white man.
They brought us here in slave ships,
but we had all the power.
They didn't know they were bringing us in as a Trojan Horse
to one day wreak havoc on this land,
the one day take over this land for the will of the people!
The one day take over this land, rest in that, children!
Rest in that as you start your day.
And know that your fearless leader will not let you down.
I'm right there with you.
Come on.
Let's start our day.
Let's start our joy.
Let's start our love.
Let's start our Raku.
- You still got an attitude?
- What does it look like?
- Okay.
- I'm just stressed.
- I get it.
- I know you do.
- Brother.
- How are you?
- That was a wonderful word from The Highest this morning,
wasn't it?
- Yes, it was.
- Yes.
- Shall I wash your back?
- Oh, no need for that.
Shall I wash yours?
- Why do you spend so much time with him?
- I told you.
- But you didn't tell me enough.
- I love his teachings.
- Are you in love with him?
- We all love him.
- But...are you in love with him?
- Dikahn, you and I want the best for him.
- I've always been his right hand.
And I always will be.
- I have no doubt.
- So, don't get any ideas.
- I don't have any.
- Ha.
- But I do think that--
- You think that what?
- We need to protect him.
- That's what I'm doing.
- Dikahn, I feel like I can say this to you,
as I said it to him.
- What's that?
- There are men here that are whispering about him.
- Whispering how?
- About him and the other men.
Me, you.
Some of the men that we just brought in from prison.
They're causing doubts.
So, I told him that I think he should take one of the women
as his wife.
- Why would he do that?
- Well, I mean--
- And who are these men?
They have to go.
- No, that's not a good idea.
See, they are strong and can help us if we have to go to war.
But they can't see him as weak.
- He is not weak.
- I know that, and you know that.
But you are the only one that can convince him that that will
help him look stronger.
- He's The Highest.
He is strong.
- Not to everyone.
- Who is saying this stuff?
- It's for his best, Dikahn.
- Who is saying this stuff?
- Just think about it, okay?
- River, you better tell me,
or I'll have you sent to the cooler.
- Just tell him, please.
- Where are you going?
- I'm done showering, brother.
- ♪
- Brother River?
- Please.
- You think he'll protect you from me?
- Yes.
Yes, he will.
Good day, brother.
- ♪
- Ruth? - What?
- We're getting ready to move again.
- Like this one working on the bus.
- Yes.
- Are you sure that's what it is?
- Every time I see him working on that bus--
- Shit's about to get bad.
- Yes, it is.
Brother?
- Sister.
- It's a beautiful morning, isn't it?
- Yeah, it is.
- What are you doing?
- The Highest wants this bus working.
- Oh. Are we going somewhere?
- I don't know.
- That should be fun.
- Yeah? Kinda like it here. - TALLY: Yeah?
- Yeah, been here for a while.
- Yeah, I know.
- Moving around ain't all it's cracked up to be.
- RUTH: Yeah.
So, how long you think before it's ready?
- This hunk of junk's gonna take a while.
- I see you have two hunks of junk.
- BOTH: [laughing]
- Oh no, I just gotta work on this one.
- Mm.
One of 'em's isn't gonna be enough for all of us.
- I think it's a field trip for the children.
- The children.
- Yeah.
They don't tell me much.
- Mm, I see.
- Well, if anyone can get it fixed, you can.
- Yeah.
- You have a good morning.
- ♪
- Ruth, that's not good.
I really have to get those keys.
- Sister Tally, good morning.
- Hi. - How are you?
- A better question is how are you?
- Hurt.
- You should have been punished.
- I know.
- You should never have talked about leaving
this beautiful place.
- Believe me, I will never do that again.
- The Highest does all of this for us,
and that's the thanks you give him?
That's what you do?
- I've learned my lesson.
- I don't think you have.
- Please, I couldn't take another punishment.
- Then get out of my face.
- And repent to the Raku.
- Yes, Elder Ruth and Sister Tally.
- ♪
- That bitch is faking.
- Oh, like I do with Dikahn.
- Don't make me throw up.
- You said he was sure.
- He looks like a bird.
- Yeah, so does his dick.
- Ruth. - What?
It curves. Tickling me.
- I cannot believe you said that.
- I am.
- [laughs]
I'm sorry about last night.
- It's okay.
I need to get to Dikahn.
- Okay.
- ♪
- Good morning.
- Good morning to you, too.
- Did you hear the word of the Raku this morning?
- Yes.
And it was beautiful.
- Oh, who can expect anything less?
- Oh no, not at all.
- You ready to go to the market?
- No, Andrew went last night.
- Oh really? - Yes.
He's in a bit of trouble.
- Oh, for what?
- He didn't tell Dikahn.
- Well, that's not good.
- No, not at all.
- And how do you think our girl did last night?
- Lacy?
- AGNES: Yes.
- Well, if she did real good,
she could bring back 5 or $600.
- Ooh, that would be great.
- Are you still worried about finances?
- Uh, the Raku has it all in his hands.
- MARVA: Yes, he has.
So don't worry.
- I saw Yancy working on the bus.
- Oh no.
Does that mean we've got to move?
- I don't know.
- Well, I'll talk to The Highest.
- Marva, we are getting too old to be moving around.
- I know.
- And I will go wherever he leads.
- Well, I will do the same.
I'll talk to him.
- We're finally settled.
- Yes, but he has been
a bit agitated lately.
Uh, he'll be fine.
- Yes, he will.
- [knocking at door]
- Come.
- ♪
- Elder Mother? - Yes?
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- How is it going with Ruth and Tally?
- They are...solid.
- Is that so?
- Yes, they told Dikahn right away that it was me.
- Oh, well, that's good to know.
- They are walking the Raku way.
- Okay, good.
[laughs]
- Shall I keep trying?
- Uh, no.
No need, we know they are soldiers.
- JOAN: Yes, Elder Mother.
- Go into the kitchen.
- Yes, Elder Mothers.
- Well, that's good.
- It bothers me,
the way they were banging on that classroom door.
- Yes, I understand.
- What mother would not lay down her child
for the sake of the Raku?
- A foolish one.
- Simple girls.
- Well, at least we know they're with us.
- We don't know that.
- But Joan just said that they--
- We know they don't want to talk to her.
- Yes, you're right.
- Have you seen the girl?
- Paula?
- MARVA: The bleach drinker.
- No, not this morning.
- Well, perhaps we should go check on her.
- If we must.
- Okay.
Come along.
- ♪
- [whispers] Ruth.
- Sisters.
- What are you doing in here?
- The Elder Mother told me to come and help prepare breakfast.
- We don't need you in here.
- Please, let me help.
- What did I say?
- Shall I tell Elder Mother
that you told me to leave?
- Just work over there.
- JOAN: They told me to do it.
- Do what?
- Test the two of you.
- Work.
- I wasn't punished.
See, they trust me.
I had to see if you were real.
But I want to leave, too.
- Don't talk to me.
- I am one of the ones that's with William, Paula, and Zane.
You can ask any of them.
- RUTH: I'm not playing with you.
Go to the other side of the kitchen right now
or I'm going to tell The Highest.
- I wrote that letter.
It was real.
I'm telling you.
- Go to the other side of the kitchen right now
or I'm going to The Highest.
- JOAN: Please, don't--don't do that.
They will kill me.
- I'm not--I'm not telling you again.
- Yes, Elder.
- ♪
- What do you think?
- How did she know about the letter?
- All I know is, we can't talk about this here.
- Yeah.
Yeah, I know that for sure.
- I can ask Zane.
- Yeah. Yeah. - Yeah. I'll go.
I'll go right now.
- Ruth. - [snaps]
- Just give it a minute.
- You're right.
- [engine rumbling]
- How may I help you?
- Man, open up this fucking gate.
Who are you here to see?
- Nigga, we gotta go through this every single time
that I come here?
Man, open up this fucking gate before I drive right through it.
- I need to know who you are here--
- Oh, so I see you stupid now, huh?
Man, open up this fucking gate and stop playing with me!
- Where is she?
- I don't know what you're talking about, bro.
- Where's the girl you got here last night?
- [scoffs] Bro, I got so many damn girls, man,
I've been doing pickups all night.
- Lacy.
Right here.
- Mm.
Listen, brah, after a while,
they all start to look the same to me.
Just ass and titties.
Now open up this fucking gate before I drive right through it.
- I need to know where-- - Hey, I gotta see Tyrone, man!
Open up this fucking gate!
- Tyrone? - LILO: Man.
- Look, we wanna help you.
- Man, your highers, man, tell him I'm here and do it now!
- Yes, sir. And you are?
- Lilo, motherfucker. And hurry up.
Hurry up!
- What the fuck are you looking at, gorilla, huh?
Matter of fact, now that I think about it,
I know exactly who you're talking about.
Yeah, pretty little thing.
[laughing] Yeah.
Yeah, she's good.
She's real good.
Her pussy probably is shot though.
[laughing] Yeah, she, uh--
She must have got fucked about 15, 20 times.
[laughing] She made a lot of money though.
What's wrong?
You got your hand on the trigger? Do it.
Come on, I'm right here! Fucking do it.
Go ahead.
Yeah, you wanna see her?
Uh, 'cause she with me.
Do you want to see her?
What's wrong? Cat got your tongue?
Meow.
Don't control yourself, let it out,
you big man dingo motherfucker!
Let me see your ancestry, nigga!
Where's it at?
Come on, be a man.
You wanna be a man, be a fucking man, you cocksucker,
motherfucker, show me something!
Whoo! That's what I like.
Get turnt up.
You wanna see her?
Do you wanna see her?
Yeah, you do, 'cause I got her with her.
Say yes, come on. Come on, say yes.
Say yes, goddamn it, say yes.
I'll show her to you right now.
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- [spits]
Come on, come see.
Are you scared?
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- Want me to pop it?
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- Wanna see?
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