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WARNING – Spoilers, strong language and adult themes

Episode 1

At the Tsalal Arctic Research Station the men who operate the station go about their usual routine; putting on a load of washing, cooking a meal and watching TV. Suddenly one of the men begins shaking before turning to his colleague with a shocked look on his face and exclaiming “She’s awake”.

Cut to the third day of night in the Arctic a van arrives at the research station with some food supplies. Entering the building the delivery driver discovers that the men have vanished without a trace before finding a human tongue on the kitchen floor.

Detective Liz Danvers (Jodie Foster) arrives at the Arctic Research Station where Hank and Peter - fellow police officers who are also father-and-son - give her the rundown on the case revealing that the scientists were last in contact with the town a week prior when they called in for some supplies. As Liz looks around the station she finds evidence suggesting that the men disappeared at least 48 hours ago.

Across town and out on the ice, a woman – later identified as Rose - guts a wolf before she spots a man, whom she calls Travis, in the distance.

Back at the police station, local trooper Evangeline Navarro (Kali Reis) is waiting in Liz’s office having heard about the tongue and wanting to know if it links to an unsolved case from years ago. The pair have clear history but Liz is soon called away to collect her stepdaughter. Whilst arguing in the car with her stepdaughter, Liz narrowly avoids a car accident and finds the driver of the other car drunk and arrests her.

That evening Liz calls Peter to get him to go round to his father’s house to steal an old case file that he has in his home. Dropping the case file to Liz’s home, she updates him on the cold case that Evangeline was asking about revealing that the victim, Annie, was found with a missing tongue proving a possible connection between the two cases.

Later that night, as Liz looks through case images from the research station, she opens the files from the unsolved case of Annie K and spots a connection – one of the workers from the station was wearing a similar coat to one from Annie’s case. Heading to the research station to investigate further, Liz finds Evangeline there and tells her about the possible connection she’s found between Annie’s case and the current case. The pair beginning looking around the station trying to find the coat seen in the photo before Liz gets a call telling her that Rose has found something out on the ice…frozen bodies.

Episode 2

Out on the ice Liz and the police team examine and photograph the crime scene, taking note of how the victims are all naked – some with their eyes scratched or burnt out.

Liz heads to the local school to find out from the geology teacher exactly what they were researching at Tsalal. He reveals they have spent decades trying to sequence the DNA of an extinct microorganism that has the potential to cure cancer and genetic disorders.

Rose is able to communicate with the dead and tells Evangeline about what Travis has told her in the years he’s been visiting her since he passed away. Evangeline asks questions in an attempt to understand more about what her sister who suffers from mental health problems is going through. Before Evangeline leaves, Rose mentions the spiral mark that was on the forehead of one of the bodies revealing that it’s “older than Ennis”.

Liz returns to the station where she finds her superior officer, Capitan Connelly, waiting for her. He’s travelled down determined to take over the case and move the investigation up to Anchorage. But Liz quotes regulation about the handling of frozen bodies which buys her 48 hours whilst they thaw to an appropriate temperature.

Needing a place to thaw the bodies, Liz heads to the ice hockey rink to speak with the owner Kate. The pair clearly share a history but Kate reluctantly agrees to them using the rink, making it clear that she’s not doing it as a favour for Liz but for the good of the town.

With the frozen corpses now at the ice rink, Liz and Peter examine them noting a number of self-inflicted injuries. Evangeline shows Liz an image of a spiral tattoo Annie had on her body – the same design that is on the forehead of one of the bodies.

Liz and Peter run through theories to try and figure out why the men were out on the ice undressed, with their clothes folded neatly on the side. Peter unlocks the phone of one of the researchers and finds the video which shows his co-worker trembling and saying “She’s awake” – filmed on the day they went missing.

Wanting to find out more about the researchers at the station, Liz goes to speak with the cleaning lady who worked there and Peter speaks with the delivery driver, Wallis. They both attest to one of the men, Clark, acting strangely and Wallis reveals that he thought he saw someone at the station the day he discovered the men had vanished. When shown a picture of the spiral shape, he reveals that Clark had it tattooed on his body.

Liz sends Peter to watch over the frozen bodies overnight, leaving his wife frustrated. Liz heads to Peter’s house to pick up her stepdaughter Leah and is angry to find her exploring her heritage by applying a temporary facial tattoo. That evening at the ice rink, Hank confronts Peter about stealing from him telling him to remember that “blood is blood”.

Liz heads over to Captain Connelly’s hotel room and the pair sleep together – which has been happening on-and-off for almost two decades. Back at home, Liz looks into Clark’s tattoo and discovers that he got the spiral design tattooed on his chest just four days after Annie died – proving a connection between the two cases. She heads to Evangeline’s house where she shares her discovery and reveals that the DNA results have confirmed that the tongue found in Tsalal was Annie’s. So, the pair agree to work together to solve the case.

Evangeline heads to the Nook after figuring out that Clark had bought a trailer so that he could keep his relationship with Annie a secret and that’s where he would have kept it if he didn’t want anyone to know. Having located the trailer, Evangeline and Liz look around and find Annie’s mobile phone, images plastered on the wall above the bed and a spiral symbol on the ceiling.

Liz and Evangeline are urgently called to the ice rink where the frozen bodies have begun thawing, in turn revealing that there are only six bodies and Clark’s is not one of them…

Episode 3

The episode begins with a flashback to years prior when Evangeline heads to arrest a woman at what she discovers is a local birthing centre and ends up helping a labouring woman.

Back to present time, the police are briefed on Raymond Clark and broken into search groups to try and find him. At the police station, Peter updates Liz on Anders Lund – one of the scientists from Tsalal who is still alive - revealing that he’s currently in a coma and both his legs have been amputated. After seeing all of the belongings from Clark’s trailer have been delivered to the evidence room, Liz gets Peter to make a formal request for Evangeline to join the case.

Peter finally gets an answer about what happened on the murder-suicide case that drove a wedge between Evangeline and Liz, with Liz revealing that it was a domestic violence dispute where the victim repeatedly landed in hospital with injuries but refused to report her partner. Despite telling Peter that the case ended when Liz and Evangeline were called to the house and found the victim and perpetrator both dead, Liz’s flashback tells a different story – they arrived to find the victim dead and the man alive.

Later, Evangeline arrives at the police station and her and Liz begin sifting through Clark’s belongings to find a lead. After spotting a candid photo of the pair, suggesting that someone was with them that day and therefore aware of their relationship, they seek out Susan a local hairdresser to see if she has any insight.

Susan confesses that she was aware of Raymond Clark and Annie’s relationship, with the pair having first met when Annie accompanied Susan on one of her trips to Tsalal to cut the scientists hair. That day Annie and Clark instantly “hit it off”, with Annie showing Clark her spiral tattoo which he became fixated on. Susan reveals that the inspiration for Annie’s tattoo came from a recurring dream she had during high school but these dreams stopped as soon as she got the tattoo.

It also emerges that Susan was dating someone from the research station – the equipment engineer Oliver Tagaq, who left the station shortly before Annie died. With Evangeline confused why Susan never said anything at the time of Annie’s death, she reveals that she did tell the police about Clark and Annie’s relationship…and the person she told was Hank.

In the car, Evangeline vents to Liz about Hank burying the Clark lead at the time of Annie’s investigation and that he took her off the case all those years back. Evangeline is convinced that Annie’s involvement in campaigning against the mine played a part in her death.

Hank arrives at the ice rink where Peter is still watching over the frozen bodies, with Evangeline and Liz arrive shortly after and the pair confront Hank about not investigating Susan’s lead at the time of Annie K’s death. The news that the forensic tech has been caught in a blizzard and can’t make it to Ennis until the following day is bad news for Liz as her bodies will have thawed and be on their way to Anchorage by then. So, Peter offers a solution – his cousin is a vet and has carried out plenty of postmortems, albeit on animals rather than humans.

Evangeline asks Eddie Qavvik if he knows Oliver Tagaq or knows someone that does. He agrees but “for a price” so Evangeline does as he asks and tells him about her mum. She shares that her mum used to hear voices and have episodes before one day she ran away and was later found killed. Having made good on her side of the deal she leaves telling Qavvik to get her the intel she needs.

That evening, Leah attends a rally against the mine in Ennis with the speaker revealing that another child has been born stillborn. Liz returns home and is annoyed when Leah confronts her about what she heard at the protest. Evangeline gets a call that her sister has had a bad episode and run away, so she heads out to find her. Peter arrives home late, waking up his wife Kayla and the pair begin arguing about the demands of Peter’s job and the late-night requests from Liz. But he’s soon called back to the rink as his cousin has arrived. Despite being a vet, he reveals that it looks as though they died before being frozen on the ice – likely from cardiac arrest.

Evangeline’s lead comes through and she gets a location for Tagaq, much to Peter’s surprise after he couldn’t find any record of him ever existing. Liz and Evangeline head to the nomad camp on the North Shore where Tagaq is and find him sitting inside his cabin with a shotgun on his lap. They question him about the research station and what happened to the scientists, but his reaction shows that he was unaware that there was any investigation going on.

On the drive back to Ennis, Liz gets notified that Lund has woken up so the pair head straight there to speak with him. Lund doesn’t make much sense but he does reveal that “she’s out there in the ice” and “she came for us”. Evangeline appears shocked whilst Liz is confused about who “she” is. Left alone with Lund after Liz gets pulled away to separate a fight in the waiting room, Evangeline is startled when she turns around to find him sitting up in his bed and calling her by her name. In an eerie voice he says “Your mother says hello. She’s waiting for you” before dropping back in the bed and going into cardiac arrest.

In the waiting room, Peter reveals he’s managed to unlock Annie’s phone and shows them a video she recorded which shows her saying “I’ve found it” before the phone drops and her screams ring out.

Episode 4

It’s now December 24 and Liz is on her way to the ice rink to supervise whilst they pack up the bodies and transport them to Anchorage. She’s frustrated to hear that Captain Connelly is already there but is sidetracked when she spots Julia, Evangeline’s sister, half-dressed on the side of the road.

At the police station, Liz tells Evangeline to go be with her sister and leave her to handle the case. Captain Connelly plans to stick around for a while so Liz updates him on the case and that she’s treating it as a murder. Evangeline drops her sister to a facility promising she’ll be back tomorrow so they can celebrate Christmas together.

Peter has found a potential lead. Otis Heiss, a German national, was admitted to the local hospital in 1998 with similar wounds to those found on the scientists’ bodies. Despite there being no trace of him on official records he was picked up by a trooper two months ago, so Liz tells Peter to put out an APB so they can find him.

Evangeline and Liz learn that there are no ice caves near where Annie’s body was found which means she was killed before being left in town. Hank arrives at the airport to pick up his fiancée who is due to be arriving in town but she’s a no-show.

Evangeline and Liz go to Adam Bryce’s house to see if he’s able to give an insight into where the caves in Annie’s video might be located. He recognises prehistoric whale bones in the video and says there’s a whole cave region nearby but that they’re a complete death trap. He suggests they track down whoever mapped the cave system, with a simple Google search revealing Otis Heiss is said person.

At the facility Julia’s visions continue. Back at the police station, Hank makes excuses for why his fiancée wasn’t able to make it with a concerned Peter asking if he ever sent her money – a question Hank ignores. Evangeline heads to Rose’s house, where over dinner Evangeline asks about Rose’s life prior to Alaska and discovers that she was a professor.

Liz gets called to Silver Sky’s mining offices to find that her stepdaughter, Leah, has graffitied the word ‘murderers’ on the door to the building. Kate reveals that she wants to press charges but Liz manages to persuade her not to do so.

Out on the ice Julia undresses before walking out into the darkness. Back home, Leah packs her bags and leaves the house to go stay with Peter and his family. With no one to prepare Christmas dinner for, Liz rewatches the video Annie recorded and finds a link with the video from the research station that was taken the day they went missing. The flash at the end of both videos is the power being cut. Which leaves Evangeline asking, why would there be power in an ice cave? Liz believes that someone put a generator in the ice caves and Oliver Tagaq has the expertise to do so.

Just as he’s leaving the station to go spend time with his family, Peter gets a call from Liz telling him to go and pick Evangeline up as she needs back-up when going to speak with Oliver Tagaq. When they arrive they find the place empty with a spiral drawn on the floor of his cabin and a stone with the same spiral. The men at the camp reveal that Tagaq left shortly after Liz and Evangeline first visited.

A drunk Liz drives over to Captain Connelly’s hotel and they end up speaking about why he banished her to Ennis. Connelly reveals that it was because she was a mess and people didn’t want to work with her. Liz storms out angry and on her drive home ends up in a snowbank after swerving to avoid a polar bear in the road.

Evangeline gets a call from the Alaskan coast guard with some bad news and heads to the facility where she tears into the receptionist for letting Julia walk out. Driving across town she spots three men – one of whom is someone she arrested days prior - and starts a fight with them.

Evangeline goes to Qavik’s place where he helps her clean up her wounds and comforts her when she breaks down. Back home Liz wakes up to the sound of the doorbell ringing and finds Evangeline at the door. Evangeline reveals that Tagaq is gone and she’s lost the stone with the spiral she found at Tagaq’s place.

Liz knocks over a box and a stuffed polar bear toy falls out leaving Evangeline to ask if it’s Holden’s – a child from one of the cases they worked together. A frustrated Liz throws it out the front door shouting that “the dead are gone” to which Evangeline replies that Julia killed herself last night. An upset Evangeline feels that she failed Julia and reveals that “it takes us one by one…it’s a curse”. Liz shouts at her to stop and that she’s acting the same way she did years prior at the scene of their last case together where Evangeline saw something – a spirit – in the room.

Peter sends Liz a photo of something some fishermen have spotted near the dredges. Liz and Evangeline head to check it out and inside the dredges find the familiar spiral shape drawn on the walls. In the distance a person races down the stairs, so Liz and Evangeline follow in pursuit thinking that it’s Clark but Evangeline stops when she hears a screaming sound in her head, causing her to look down where she sees a body floating through the water. Liz stops to see if Evangeline is following but races on ahead to try and see if she can find Clark. Liz corners the person but finds that it’s Otis not Clark.

Evangeline finds a Christmas tree in the middle of the room before she turns around and comes face to face with a screaming spirit. Liz asks Otis where Clark is to which he responds “he’s gone to hide…he’s hiding in the Night Country”. Liz goes to find Evangeline who is sitting, stunned, on the floor by the Christmas tree.

Episode 5

Evangline watches on as Julia’s body is cremated. At the hospital, Liz speaks to Otis to find out if he knew Clark from before. He reveals that he had been aware of the research station in Tsalal but didn’t know the men there.

Otis shares that Clark said “she’s awake” – alarming Liz as it triggers a memory. Asking about his accident 30 years prior, Otis shares that there was a cave-in and men died trapped in the ice. Otis and a few others ran out, into the blizzard, to get help but suddenly there was a screaming sound and all the men started following after it. The next morning Otis woke up in the hospital with his injuries but no idea how he sustained them. He points out the cave system on the map, warning Liz that she can’t go alone as the whole system has collapsed.

Liz tells Evangeline she’s found the entrance to the cave system – thanks to Otis – so they drove over to check it out. During the drive, Evangeline asks after Leah with Liz saying she’s turned into “one of those crazy radicals”. They arrive at the cave to find someone has sealed the entryway shut. Having been kicked out by Kayla, Peter asks his father if he can stay with him for a while. Leah participates in a protest at the mine, with the troopers called in when things turn violent.

Evangeline sees a vision of Annie amongst the crowd which causes her to lose her focus before she’s snapped into the present when she spots Leah being attacked by one of the troopers.

Back at the station, Liz receives a call from Captain Connelly telling her to report to Kate’s offices to discuss the protest. Evangeline takes Leah to the station so she can be booked – as per Liz’s instructions. Peter shows Liz what he’s found – the LLC that funds the research station traces back to Tuttle United who also have links with Silver Sky mining.

Liz arrives at the mine to meet with Kate and Captain Connelly. Having thought she was there to talk about the protest, she soon discovers that what they’ve really called her there for is to review some CCTV footage which shows Evangeline and Liz at the entry to the cave - which happens to be on Silver Sky land. Liz tells Kate and Captain Connelly about the intel they got from Otis but the forensic results are in – they’re putting it down to a weather event. Liz refuses to believe that the scientists froze to death, telling Connelly about the link between the Annie K case and scientists but he’s having none of it. He tells her that the case is closed and to go home.

Kate tells Hank that Liz is looking for the location of Annie’s murder and that she “can’t find that cave”. It is clear Hank has covered things up for Kate in the past and once again, Kate is counting on him to sort this out.

Evangeline continues seeing things whilst at the laundrette. Qavik’s friend reveals that stones with a spiral symbol were often left out as a warning to hunters and that they were placed in areas where “the ice would swallow them whole”. Evangeline rushes back to the station to speak with Liz where she’s informed that the case is over and that Captain Connelly knows about what happened on the Wheeler case.

Out on the ice, Rose smashes through so that Evangeline can pour Julia’s ashes into the water. A vision distracts her and causes her to almost fall in but Rose manages to get to her in time and pull her to safety.

Liz calls Peter into her office and challenges him to ask questions about Wheeler – the final case that she and Evangeline worked together. He point-blank asks her if they staged it to look like a suicide but she refuses to answer, instead giving her the keys to her shed so he can stay there instead of with Hank.

Liz brings Otis to her house so he can show her where the caves are and in return she gives him drugs she took from the evidence room. Hank arrives to arrest Otis but when Liz refuses to let him leave he pulls his gun out and shoots Otis dead. Peter emerges from Liz’s shed having heard gunshots to find Otis dead on the floor and Hank with his gun pointed at Liz. Hank confesses to moving Annie’s body before raising his gun to shoot Liz but Peter stops him by shooting him in the head. Evangeline enters the house to find Hank and Otis dead on the floor and comes up with a cover story. Peter agrees to clean up the house, so that Evangeline and Liz can head to the caves.

Episode 6

Liz and Evangeline head to the ice caves. Evangeline squeezes through a small gap having had a premonition that it’s “this way”. The pair make their way through the tight cave but come to a dead end. Evangeline is adamant they’re in the correct place but suddenly she falls through the ice to the cavern below. Just as she’s about to go get help, Liz falls through the ice too and suddenly they’re both stuck.

But then Clark suddenly appears behind them and the pair follow after him, discovering an underground lab. They find a hidden exit behind some shelves and make their way up the ladder and through a hatch which opens straight into the Tsalal Research Station. Liz and Evangeline split up to try and find Clark but Liz finds herself getting locked in the freezer by Clark. He then heads into the corridor and hits Evangeline over the head with a fire extinguisher. Having broken out of the freezer, Liz finds Evangeline beating up Clark.

Back at Liz’s house, Peter gets to work cleaning up the crime scene and hiding any evidence. Leah arrives at the house ready to spend New Year’s with Liz and is surprised to find Peter there cleaning but he uses the situation with Kayla as an excuse as to why he’s acting strangely and the pair leave so he can drop her back to Kayla’s.

Liz and Evangeline tie Clark to a chair so they can interrogate him. Evangeline puts headphones in Clark’s ears and puts the video of Annie’s last moments on a loop so he has to listen to it over and over. After sufficient time has passed, they remove the headphones and ask Clark if “he was there”. He says that Annie started to piece together what they were doing, revealing that the microorganism they were digging for did work because the pollution from the mine helped soften the permafrost which meant they could extra the DNA with much less damage. The scientists encouraged the mine to release more pollutants – as it created a better environment for their work – despite knowing that the polluted water was causing deaths amongst the local community.

Asking what happened to Annie, Clark shares that she had destroyed all their work in their lab after finding out what was going on and that he ran downstairs after hearing her screams to find Lund attacking her. When she began to fight back the other scientists “finished the job”. Clark denies having any involvement in her murder but a flashback shows him suffocating her to death. When Evangeline questions why they cut out her tongue, Clark reveals that wasn’t them.

After a break the pair are ready to continue interrogating Clark so they ask him what happened with the scientists, to which he responds “she killed them”. Clark shares that he kept seeing her and hearing her voice, knowing that she’d eventually come for them. His flashbacks show him hiding beneath the station and holding the hatch shut whilst his fellow scientists screams can be heard in the distance. Clark claims that Annie has been hiding in the caves for years – long before she was born – leaving Liz to walk out in frustration.

Liz wakes to find the research station without power and a dead Clark frozen in the ice after Evangeline let him out knowing that he would kill himself. With the backup generator not working, the pair are left freezing and without light.

Rose gets a visit from Peter who repeats the line that Evangeline told him to say: “Take me to where Julia is”. Liz asks a shaking Evangeline what she’s doing to which she responds: “There is something out there calling me”. Evangeline brings up Holden, which angers Liz as she doesn’t want to talk about her dead child. Having calmed down, Liz returns to find an unresponsive Evangeline walking out towards the water in the thick of a snowstorm. Liz begins to hear her son calling out for her and spots him trapped below the ice, so she hits at the ice and falls through straight into the freezing cold water before Evangeline – having come to from her own vision – pulls her out.

Rose and Peter break through the ice and dispose of the bodies. Evangeline and Liz – having waited out the storm – toast to the New Year but something Evangeline says about holding the hatch sparks a thought for Liz. Rushing into the room where the hatch is, she pours chemicals over the outside of the hatch before shining a UV light which reveals a handprint. This leads Liz to realise they’ve been asking the wrong question – they should have asked “Who knows who killed Annie?”.

They drive over to speak with Beatrice and Blair – cleaners from the research station. They confess to finding the underground lab at the research station and that their community, armed with weapons, went to the research station where they forced the scientists out on the ice, told them to take their clothes off and left them out there for her “to take them”. Evangeline and Liz leave, agreeing that it’s just a story and that the forensic investigation concluded the scientists died from a slab avalanche. As she’s leaving Evangeline asks about Annie’s tongue but Beatrice denies having any knowledge.

Later on, we see Liz being interviewed by police about the disappearance of Hank Prior and Otis Heiss. She delivers the pre-agreed story before being asked what happened with Evangeline, who left Alaska after everything happened. But she did leave behind a video confession from Clark where he revealed all the details about the pollution from the mine – a video which was later leaked and subsequently led to the mine being closed down. Liz denies ever leaking the video or having knowledge of where Evangeline is despite it showing the pair together at Evangeline’s new home out on the water.

True Detective: Night Country Ending Explained

How did Clark escape?

In the final episode we see Liz emerging from the research station to find Clark frozen into the ice with Evangeline watching over him, with Liz suggesting that she let him out knowing that he would kill himself. And in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Issa Lopez the showrunner, writer and director for True Detective: Night Country revealed:

“That’s exactly what happened. I mean, he's given them everything he can give them because what he told them is his absolute truth. That's all he has. And he's asking to die, for her to let him die. And so she's going to give him that. Part of her is like, f**k you, no, because she doesn't want to give this murderer anything. But another part of her thinks he deserves to die with whatever is outside, number one. And number two, she needs the video and he's willing to give it to her. So he makes the video for her. He cleans up a little, so he doesn't look like he's being tortured. He does the video from a place of honesty, and then she walks out into the ice [later] to find he's dead.”

Who murdered Annie K?

The final episode is when we finally find out the answers to some of the questions we’ve had all season, including who murdered Annie K. In a shock twist, it turns out that the Tsalal scientists are the ones who killed Annie after she realised their role in hiding the real pollution figures from the mine.

What happened to Annie K’s tongue?

This seems to be the great mystery that even Detective Evangaline Navarro couldn’t quite figure out. Early on in the series we find out that the tongue found at the Tsalal Research Station belongs to Annie K – a victim from an unsolved case years prior. Then in episode five we discover that Hank Prior, a fellow police officer, was tasked with moving Annie’s body suggesting that he was the one that removed her tongue.

But who placed it at the research station? This remains an unknown with Issa Lopez, in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, suggesting a couple of potential options but confirming neither:

“Is it perfectly possible that when the body was found by the community, someone kept her tongue as a gesture of reverence and respect and knowing that there was going to be an opportunity to come back? Maybe that happened, and they preserved that tongue because Danvers in episode 2 says there was some cellular damage, and it was weird. It could be because of freezing or not, we don't know. So anyways, the tongue disappears. Or it could be that the tongue is kept in a different place waiting for Annie to come back and leave it there as a sign of this is now finally when she gets to tell her story through the women.”

Is Evangaline Navarro dead?

Again, this is another one that is open to interpretation. At the end of the final episode we see Evangeline and Liz basking in the sunshine on a porch overlooking a lake but whether that was real or a vision we don’t know.

This too was discussed in Issa Lopez’s interview with Entertainment Weekly and she shared:

“That's also a free interpretation for each person watching the show. I have mine, but that doesn't say that any other reading is wrong, because at that point, the story is no longer mine. It belongs to the audience.”

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