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Author: Blue Smoke. Author: Sarah Cook. Author: Jen Blake. Author: My Food and Family. She probably would've continued killing wizards and Muggles alike had she not met her end at the Battle of Hogwarts. After the protective enchantments around the school were broken, Scabior and an army of Death Eaters chased Neville across the bridge, but Neville cast a spell that lit the explosives and Scabior fell to his death.
Scabior didn't display any redeeming qualities and he was a prime Death Eater in Voldemort's army. He was previously a Muggle Studies professor at the school, but he took a year-long sabbatical to travel the world in search of what was left of Voldemort after Harry first defeated him as a baby.
Eventually, a weak Voldemort attached himself onto Professor Quirrell's body and used him to enter Hogwarts undetected. Cause of Death: At the time of his death, Quirrell had Voldemort living on the back of his head. So when he was fighting Harry for the Sorcerer's Stone, Quirrell was burned by Harry's touch and he turned to ash. Fans might feel sorry for Quirrell because Voldemort was taking advantage of him, but at the time of his death, he was trying to kill an year-old student for the Dark Lord.
Nicolas Flamel was the alchemist who created the Sorcerer's Stone, which offered him eternal life. Cause of Death: After Professor Quirrell tried to steal the Sorcerer's Stone so that Voldemort could regain his body, Flamel realized how dangerous the stone could be in the wrong hands, so he destroyed it.
By destroying the stone, he cut himself off from the Elixir of Life, causing him and his wife to die from old age. Although it is sad to lose a famed wizard, Flamel's death was peaceful and he got to die on his own terms after living a very long and full life. Known for being one of the most powerful Dark Wizards, Gellert Grindelwald and Dumbledore were close friends as teenagers, and the pair plotted to find all the Deathly Hallows including the Elder Wand together.
After the mysterious death of Dumbledore's sister, however, they ended their friendship and Grindelwald proceeded to gather a following of Dark Wizards. Cause of Death: Voldemort realized that the thief who stole the Elder Wand from Gregorovitch was Grindelwald, and therefore he was once an owner of the all-powerful wand. One night, Voldemort appeared in Grindelwald's jail cell to demand where the Elder Wand was located.
Grindelwald refused to tell him, so Voldemort murdered him with the Killing Curse. Grindelwald was responsible for a lot of death when he was raising his army of wizards.
However, it was noble of Grindelwald to conceal the Elder Wand's location and sacrifice his life to prevent Voldemort from growing even stronger. However, he walked away from Voldemort when he realized the kind of destruction he was capable of.
Cause of Death: Regulus learned that Voldemort was creating Horcruxes and set out to find them. He was killed by Inferi while retrieving Slytherin's locket from the cave, but his house-elf, Kreacher, was able to escape with it.
Audiences don't learn much about Regulus, but it's a big blow when they realize the locket that Harry and Dumbledore found right before Dumbledore's death isn't the real Horcrux. Scrimgeour was tasked with fulfilling Dumbledore's will and gave Harry, Ron, and Hermione the items that he left them after his death. Scrimgeour wasn't featured heavily in the movies but he appeared to be a strong leader. His death was upsetting for the magical community because it showed how much Voldemort's power had grown.
Goyle tried to kill Ron by casting a Fiendfyre spell, lighting the room in an uncontrollable blaze. While trying to climb to safety, Goyle fell into the fire and died. Goyle spent all of his Hogwarts years bullying other students and then swiftly sided with Voldemort during the uprising. But Harry, Ron, and Hermione likely wouldn't have wanted him to die.
The trio saved Malfoy and Blaise from the burning room, but they couldn't get to Goyle in time. Griphook was a goblin who worked at Gringotts Wizarding Bank.
He was responsible for taking Harry and Hagrid to the vaults in the first movie, and he played a key role in breaking the trio into Gringotts in the eighth movie. Griphook got a hold of the sword early and alerted the other goblins of their presence, betraying their deal. When Voldemort learned about the break-in, he brought several goblins — including Griphook — to Malfoy Manor and killed them. Griphook didn't trust wizards, so he deceived Harry. But wizards like Voldemort had been mistreating goblins and other magical creatures for a long time, so his mistrust of Harry is somewhat understandable.
She lived in Godric's Hollow alongside the Dumbledores and later the Potters. Daily Prophet reporter Rita Skeeter took advantage of Bathilda's old age to get intimate information about Dumbledore after his death. Cause of Death: Voldemort killed her sometime prior to the Battle of Hogwarts, and left her body alone in her home. He sent his snake, Nagini, to reanimate her corpse and lure Harry into her house to attack him.
Bagshot was a very old woman who kept to herself and happened to find herself in Voldemort's crosshairs. Although she was able to lead a long and full life, her death was pretty gruesome. Cause of Death: Voldemort learned Gregorovitch had owned the Elder Wand, so he kidnapped him and combed through his memories for the truth of the wand's whereabouts. When Voldemort realized that Gregorovitch had been telling the truth about the wand being stolen by an unknown thief, he murdered him with the Killing Curse.
Gregorovitch was another casualty in Voldemort's quest for power. We don't learn much about the wandmaker, but he didn't have much information to offer Voldemort — and he didn't deserve to die. He married his classmate Lily Evans, and their son Harry was born a little while later. Snape was next seen going to Dumbledore and desperately begging him to hide the Potters from Lord Voldemort, who was planning on targeting Lily's son to prevent a prophecy from being fulfilled.
Snape had been the one who previously revealed said prophecy to Voldemort, not knowing at first that it was referring to Lily and her family. Though he asked Voldemort to spare Lily, Snape still feared for her safety, as he knew that Voldemort could not be relied on to grant this small favour. Snape became a double agent for the Order of the Phoenix so that Dumbledore could ensure Lily's protection, employing Occlumency to hide his duplicity from his master.
Snape felt devastating pain and remorse when Lily was found and murdered. From that point on, he agreed to help Dumbledore protect her son and fight against Lord Voldemort. Snape demanded, however, that his feelings about Lily be kept a secret. Dumbledore complied and never told anyone the real reason why Snape switched sides. Snape's memories then revealed that Severus slowed the spread of the curse afflicted on Dumbledore, after he put Marvolo Gaunt's ring.
However, the curse would have ultimately killed Albus within a year. Dumbledore, knowing that Draco Malfoy was ordered by Voldemort to kill him, and expecting the boy will fail, asked Snape to kill himself instead of Draco in order to gain Voldemort's complete trust and learn more of his plans. At the end Snape's memories showed Snape's outrage after learning that Harry had to die.
Snape ultimately revealed his Patronus, a doe, the same as Lily's, showing he still, after all these years, loved her. Because of the memories, Harry finally understood where Snape's true allegiances always were. The memories provided Harry with the information he needed to ensure Voldemort's final defeat.
He also showed Harry the memory where Albus Dumbledore had told him about Harry himself being a Horcrux although he did not understand it because Dumbledore had asked him to pass that along to Harry when the time was right. The final duel between Harry Potter and Lord Voldemort. During the final duel between Harry and Voldemort , Harry finally told him that Snape had been, in fact, Dumbledore's man. Harry also revealed that Snape was never the true master of the Elder Wand , because Snape never defeated Dumbledore; the two had arranged his death as he would have died either way.
Therefore, Draco was the true master of the Elder Wand, not Snape. However, Harry had overpowered Draco at Malfoy Manor and taken his wand. Because of the subtleties governing wand ownership discussed by Garrick Ollivander , Harry was the current master of the Elder Wand.
Snape's true loyalties remained hidden due to his skills as an Occlumens and the fact his actions were motivated by love, which completely eluded Voldemort. Snape's portrait was not automatically put into the Headmaster's office since he had essentially abandoned his post during the Battle of Hogwarts.
However, Harry, in one of his acts of showing reconciliation towards Snape, made sure that his portrait was placed there.
Albus Severus Potter , the second son of Harry, and the only one of Harry's children to have inherited Lily's bright green almond-shaped eyes, is named after Snape. When Albus was worried that he may be Sorted into Slytherin, Harry responded that Albus was named after two headmasters, one of whom was a Slytherin and " probably the bravest man I ever knew ".
By his fourth year at Hogwarts, Scorpius Malfoy had learned all about Snape's history and motivations, allowing him to convince an alternate version of Snape — in a timeline where Voldemort won the Battle of Hogwarts and thus ruled wizarding Britain — that he came from a different timeline so that Snape could help Scorpius meet the local resistance and undo what he had unwittingly done to the past.
This version of Snape correctly guessed that he had died in the struggle against Voldemort in Scorpius' timeline, on account that the boy was evidently surprised to see him alive in the altered timeline, but proceeded to aid him nonetheless; if anything, Severus merely expressed annoyance that he apparently met his end at the Dark Lord's hands in the original timeline.
After knocking down Dolores Umbridge to allow Scorpius Malfoy to escape, he was attacked by the Dementors , leaving his fate unknown. Severus Snape was a thin man with sallow skin, a large, hooked nose and yellow, uneven teeth. He usually dressed in flowing black robes which made him resemble " an overgrown bat ". He had shoulder-length, greasy black hair which framed his face in curtains, curling lips and dark, penetrating eyes that resembled tunnels.
As a Death Eater, he bore the Dark Mark on his left inner forearm. The younger Snape had a " stringy, pallid look ", being " round-shouldered yet angular " and with a " twitchy walk that recalled a spider ", as well as " long oily hair that jumped about his face. Snape had a strong, authoritative presence. He spoke in a soft, contained voice most of the time, except during the occasional instances when he lost his temper.
His first potion class with Harry and the rest of the students, where he lectures Harry in front of the class for "not paying attention" when he was taking notes. A complicated, withdrawn person, Severus Snape's life was overwhelmed with many complex emotions that he never fully disclosed.
At times, Snape could appear cold, cynical, malicious, bitter, and sarcastic. He had a commanding presence that exuded gravitas, authority and control; like Professor McGonagall , he had the ability to keep a class quiet without effort.
He tended to hold grudges and was extremely spiteful toward those whom he disliked. In particular, he disdained Gryffindor students, considering them to be arrogant and attention-seeking. Descriptions of his social interactions as a child suggest that he had poor interpersonal skills and that he may have suffered from depression. Snape was a repressed, solitary man with no friends. In his early life, he was insecure, vulnerable, and yearned to be part of something better.
As a child, the bleak normality of working-class suburbia compounded with his neglectful Muggle father inspired in him a contempt for ordinariness. This urgent desire to be a part of something powerful and important was what drew him to Lord Voldemort 's inner circle. Snape's bitterness and resentment towards the world was exacerbated even more by the relentless bullying he endured in school, causing him to shut himself in even more.
Snape was not a prejudiced individual despite the Death Eater beliefs of pure-blood superiority, but was rather against Muggles, presumably because of his sour experience with both his father and Petunia Evans, but held no ill-will towards Muggle-borns.
The foundation of him scolding Lily Evans by calling her Mudblood was to not appear weak in front of his fellow Death Eater students than actual supremacist views. He also deeply regretted this as it was what ended his friendship with Lily and defended Hermione Granger when Phineas Nigellus Black called her Mudblood, his manner of speaking in this instance being uncharacteristically explosive and filled with more emotion than he normally displayed. He was an intensely private individual who viewed emotional displays as a sign of shameful weakness.
As an Occlumens , Snape had superb emotional control and was adept at concealing his thoughts and feelings, which allowed him to maintain his cold, collected demeanour. However, he had his limits, and was not incapable of losing his temper, particularly when it came to dealing with Harry Potter.
Inevitably, he also became furious when he thought he was being pitied or accused of cowardice. Snape was a formidable sorcerer, displaying consummate skill in many different branches of magic.
His extensive knowledge and abilities were rivalled by very few, if any other witches and wizards of his age. Snape was also unusually cerebral for a wizard, possessing a subtle and keenly analytical mind. As a result, Snape was extremely intelligent and calculative, with a mind for strategy and deduction. He was also a profound misanthrope who appeared to have a prominent hatred of almost every child under his tutelage, except of course for Slytherins.
He valued logic and cunning above magical power. As a professor, Snape was known for his cavalier and harshly authoritarian attitude towards his teaching. His standards for his classes were much higher than that of the other professors, as he only allowed students with the very best grades to continue into advanced study. As Potions Master, he described it as an art and an exact science, and dismissed the use of incantations and wand waving as "silly and foolish". He developed a loving passion for Dark Arts, originally in the hopes to cover the shame of his heritage, and his interest in it led him to repeatedly apply for the Defence Against the Dark Arts professor post every year, despite being rejected for sixteen years.
He knew full well why Dumbledore never granted him the position, as it may be a trigger to bring out his worst side, something he denied to Umbridge's questioning but let in to those of Bellatrix's. When he finally got his wish, Snape taught the course with a loving caress in his voice, far beyond simply respecting the Dark Arts as a dangerous foe, something he did not show in his post as the Potions Master.
He also taught this class slightly fairer than he did in Potions, such as lowering his entrance standards and biases for N. Snape showing Dumbledore his true and undying love for Lily Potter.
Ultimately, it was Snape's past and his love for Lily Evans that defined his inner being. Upon overhearing the Prophecy , he immediately informed his then-master of its contents, unaware that this would endanger Lily and her family. It was only after Lily's death that Snape realised the full extent of his actions. He suffered terrible remorse for what he had done and spent the rest of his life in constant danger in order to protect Lily's son. In spite of his vindictive demeanour, Severus Snape was an immensely brave man who possessed a deep capacity for love.
Everything that he did in the latter part of his life was motivated by his devotion to Lily Evans, whom he loved unconditionally. He was one of Dumbledore's most reliable allies and in his role as a double agent, took great personal risk in ensuring Harry's safety from Lord Voldemort.
Despite his years of him and Harry barely getting along, if at all, Snape openly criticised Dumbledore after learning he protected Harry all these years just so he could die at the right time due to being a Horcrux, showing he didn't agree with Harry's death even though, at first, he only protected him because of his relationship to Lily. When he informed Dumbledore that he informed Voldemort of the prophecy, Snape begged Dumbledore to hide Harry, Lily, and even James too.
This clearly showed that Snape prioritised Lily's happiness above all else, even if it meant her being with a man he hated for most of his life. Despite his coldness towards all but Lily, Snape nevertheless proved capable of genuinely caring for others apart from Lily and Harry.
Additionally, Snape was also genuinely saddened by the death of Rowan Khanna, his face just as mournful as the rest of the other House Heads, and if Rowan were in Slytherin, Snape even went as far as to plead with Merula to stop being angry and comfort them with the prospect of standing together in the face of crisis.
While he initially resented Dumbledore for his lack of intervention on his torturous bullying by the Marauders, it seemed the time he spent allying with Dumbledore had made him grow to genuinely as well as greatly respect and even care for him, as shown by how he was clearly shocked into being silent for a long time after Dumbledore asked Snape to kill him, clearly indicated that killing Dumbledore was hard for him to do and tried to make him have Draco kill him instead of having Snape do it.
Even after learning of how Dumbledore had wanted Harry to die so Voldemort can be defeated, when preparing to kill Dumbledore, his face was described as being genuinely hateful and disgusted of what he was about to do. Despite Snape's normally calm and controlled exterior and guarded body language, he was in possession of an extraordinarily explosive and almost psychotic temper. This was rarely seen, but an extreme display of rage was most prominently witnessed after Snape killed Dumbledore and was confronted outside of Hagrid's burning house near the edge of the school grounds.
The event that triggered this unhinged manifestation of Snape's unrestrained wrath was Harry's accusation of Snape being a coward for killing Dumbledore. Due to the many years of being bullied by Harry's father, and with a need to both vent his immense stress and maintain his cover as a loyal Death Eater , Snape unleashed a terrifying mix of both his emotions and magic in his duel with Harry, taking great pleasure in torturing and punishing the son of his enemy.
Unlike in the past where he spoke quietly in his anger, Snape in this instance was screaming and letting so much out, as well as confessing his identity of the Half-Blood Prince to Harry who had attempted to use one of Snape's own invented spells against him.
This battle showed Snape's repressed rage in its horrific glory and power. Suffice it to say, Severus Snape was not a man who it was wise to provoke, lest one incur his almost elemental wrath and magical power. Severus Snape's corporeal Patronus the form of a doe. Severus Snape was an extremely powerful and skilled wizard , showing proficient talent and great knowledge in many different areas of magic.
He had an encyclopaedic knowledge and proficiency in potions, was incredibly talented in Legilimency and Occlumency , and was also the only Death Eater capable of producing a Patronus. Snape in a duelling demonstration during the first meeting of the Duelling Club.
Snape never regarded the place where he grew up as a home. Rather like Voldemort and Harry, Hogwarts was his real home. It is likely that he suffered neglect as a child. His parents seem to have had a dysfunctional, even abusive relationship.
This troubled, lonely childhood is strongly suggested to have accounted for his severe demeanour, depression, sadness, bitterness, and bouts of rage, as seen later in his life.
Despite having a father who disliked the wizarding community, Snape was quite skilled with magic before he even received his Hogwarts letter. Sirius Black would later remark that, when they first arrived at school, Snape knew more curses than many of the seventh-year students. It does seem that he had a slightly better relationship with his witch mother.
During his school years, he nicknamed himself the "Half Blood Prince". In addition, it is quite likely Eileen gave her son most, if not all of his school things.
His sixth-year Potions book was, according to Harry, at least fifty years old. Since at least , Snape was staying in his family's home during the summers between school years.
It is unknown what happened to his parents. As he was only thirty-six years old in , his parents may well have been alive, but moved away and left the house to him. His salary as a Hogwarts professor probably made it possible for him to afford other lodging during summers, but his childhood memories of Lily may have stopped him from abandoning the house. Snape's friendship with Lily Evans was probably the only thing that truly brought joy to his life.
He first met Lily at a very young age, recognising her as a witch one day as she and her sister Petunia played in the park near his house; she had flown off the swings and made a flower grow from a sprout. Longing to escape his humiliating home life, Snape immediately sought to make her his friend. Despite the fact that Lily came from a Muggle family, he never truly saw her as being one of them because he was so smitten with her.
They spend time talking about magic and the wizarding world. Lily even asked if being Muggle-born mattered in the Wizarding world. Snape responded that it did not matter at all. In , the two of them were accepted into Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and continued a close friendship up until around their fifth year, despite being sorted into different houses.
Snape was very disappointed that they were not in the same house and forlorn because of it. During this time, Snape began hanging out with people who embraced Dark Magic and pure-blood supremacy , which put a huge strain on their friendship. Lily was offended by many of the views that Snape was beginning to adopt and disliked the qualities that his new classmates were bringing out in him.
Given time over again, Snape would never have done many of the things he did, but at the time he did not truly understand her aversion. He was so insecure and blinded by his attraction to the Dark side that he imagined she would find it impressive if he became a real Death Eater.
Ironically, Lily might have grown to love Snape romantically she certainly loved him as a friend if he had not loved Dark Magic so much, and been drawn to such loathsome people and acts. When Snape called Lily a " Mudblood " in a moment of humiliation, it was the last straw for Lily. When she later asked him if he still intended to become a Death Eater and he did not deny it, she severed all ties with him, despite Snape's profuse apologies.
When Snape overheard the Prophecy , he immediately relayed its contents to the Dark Lord , not knowing that it would have anything to do with Lily. Upon discovering that Lord Voldemort was planning on targeting the Potter family, Snape pleaded with him to spare Lily in exchange for her husband and son. He later appealed to Albus Dumbledore , asking him to do everything in his power to protect Lily and the rest of her family, if he had to.
Snape was devastated by Lily's death, to the point of sinking into a depression that seemingly lasted the rest of his life. However, at Dumbledore's behest, he became committed to protecting her son Harry and assisting him in defeating the Dark Lord. Snape never spoke of Lily to anyone again, except for Dumbledore.
This was likely due to heartbreak and worry that mention of her might make others suspicious. Even though he constantly slandered James to Lily's son's face, he alienated Lily from these attacks entirely, possibly due to his inability to ever insult her again. Indeed, Snape's Patronus was a doe, just like Lily's, because he loved her throughout his entire life. As Snape died, he asked Harry to look into his eyes; his last wish in his final moments was to die looking into the same green eyes that reminded him so much of Lily.
As a result of Snape's sacrifice of his own life, Lily's son Harry would name her second grandson after Snape. Coincidentally, said grandson would inherit Lily's green eyes.
The Marauders , his school bullies and enemies. The Marauders were a group of four Gryffindor boys, with whom Severus began a relationship of enmity and hatred throughout their school years. Severus and the first two Marauders detested each other almost instantly upon meeting for the first time in a compartment on the Hogwarts Express. Throughout their times at Hogwarts , James and his friends except for Lupin bullied Snape ceaselessly, Pettigrew only did it though because James and Sirius did it.
Lupin did not encourage the harassment, but he did not try to stop them, either. Snape, in turn, never lost an opportunity to get one up on them whenever possible. Snape caught a glimpse of Lupin transforming into a werewolf before James pulled him back through the tunnel. Snape did not think James was acting nobly. Rather, he saw it as being more of a self-serving act in order to avoid him and the rest of the Marauders being expelled from Hogwarts, and the incident only made him resent James more than ever.
He also came to resent Lupin, believing that he had been in on Sirius's prank. During their seventh year at Hogwarts, Lily and James began dating, which probably fuelled Snape's hatred of him even more. James always suspected that Snape had deeper feelings for Lily, which factored strongly into his behaviour towards him. Snape's continued bitterness toward the Marauders, even into adulthood, became apparent in , when Remus Lupin was given the position of Defence Against the Dark Arts professor at Hogwarts, despite Snape and Dumbledore both knowing that he was a werewolf.
During the time that Harry Potter attended the school, Snape delighted in comparing Harry to his father and telling him that he was not the great man he liked to believe he was. Although Snape's descriptions of James' teenage self were accurate, Snape purposefully omitted even vague descriptions of the noble person James became. Snape mostly felt bitterness and resentment towards Remus Lupin and took to dropping hints about his being a werewolf in the hopes that the students would catch on.
However, it should be noted that, despite Snape's strained relationship with the Marauders, he dutifully concocted potions for Remus Lupin during his tenure at Hogwarts and attempted to save his life during the Flight From Little Whinging. Lupin was the only one of the Marauders who could interact with Snape at least on a perfunctory level when they were adults. Lupin, like everyone, believed Snape an evil, cowardly servant of Voldemort's after Snape killed Albus Dumbledore, and died before learning the truth.
Snape confronts Sirius Black at the Shrieking Shack. Snape held an especially strong enmity towards Sirius. Although Snape's hatred towards Sirius for the humiliation he put him under alongside James in their Hogwarts years was already great, the fact that Sirius apparently was the Marauder who betrayed Lily to Voldemort made him hate Sirius even more than he did with James. He was eager to be the one to hand Sirius over to receive the Dementor's Kiss after he broke out of Azkaban and was furious when he managed to escape yet again.
After Sirius's innocence was proven, however, Dumbledore insisted that the two of them shake hands and ally together against Voldemort. Nevertheless, they remained barely capable of civilly conversing, as both of them still resented each other and Snape, in particular, taunted him about his uselessness to the Order while confined to his mother's house , which escalated in Sirius nearly challenging Snape to a duel, which Snape was eager to and would have gladly accepted had the Weasleys not barged in.
However, Sirius himself admitted he felt ashamed of his previous treatment and did not at all enjoy the reminder of the reason for Snape being humiliated due to Sirius being bored in their fifth year.
Snape also, even if begrudgingly, accepted that they were fighting for the same side and was quick to check if Sirius was in fact safe after Harry reported to him he saw Sirius tortured by Voldemort and in the Ministry to be forced to retrieve the object. Although Snape's relationship with Pettigrew in their school years was already hostile, upon knowing he was the Marauder who truly betrayed Lily, he most likely became the Marauder Snape resented the most.
Although forced to keep his dislike as best as he could due to his job as a double-agent for Dumbledore, Snape seized his chance to torment Pettigrew when the Dark Lord later assigned Pettigrew to work as his assistant, treating him like a slave, forcing him to clean his house and serve food to his guests, clearly intent on making sure that Pettigrew would not experience any comfortableness while under his command.
Snape also seemed to enjoy threatening Pettigrew by telling Voldemort that he desired more dangerous assignments whenever he would protest his position as Snape's servant. In an ironic twist, despite their mutual antipathy, James's second grandson would be named after Snape years after the deaths of Snape and the Marauders. Harry Potter , his former student and the person he sought to protect.
From the day Harry set foot in Hogwarts, he and Snape loathed each other. Despite the fact that Snape was committed to honouring Lily 's sacrifice, he could not bring himself to judge the boy objectively because of his connection to James Potter , who bullied him in his school days. Indeed, Snape was filled with nothing but contempt and bitterness towards Harry, who simultaneously reminded him of both Lily and James. Unfortunately, this one was a little bit sad topic to write about we believe to read as well.
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