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Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Game for Game: Personal Vs Professional, Deeks Vs Hetty

Beginning of the End or End of the Beginning! 

Granger: Beginning of the End?
Hetty: No. End of the Beginning.

That was Hetty getting Deeks message. 

The End of Profanity
The End of Indecisivness
The End of Beating around the Bushes
The End of Hide and Seek
The End of How it Began. The "This Thing" "No Thing" "Our Thing"
Its the Beginning of serious commitment - Its a Love Story
Its the Beginning of serious consideration.

You might have noticed that there is an increasing distance between Deeks and Hetty from 5x14-War Cries. All we can see is a boss and subordinate relationship from 5x14-War Cries onwards. At first Hetty distances herself from Deeks. Hetty becomes pronounced as a tough boss from 5x17-Between the Lines. And by 5x19-SpoilsOfWar, Deeks does notice himself being singled out from the rest of the Kensi Search and Rescue Mission. I have traced this in each of the episodes so far. While Hetty relented to Deeks rebellious seeking of his partner in 5x20-Windfall, who would have suspected that she had plans of making a mockery of Deeks personal relationship with his partner, to her professional use of having a breakthrough to another NCIS Agent Paulo Angelo going rogue. It was downright making it public and that too in a demeaning way, like a commodity available for trade. She used Densi relationship for her professional gain and she justified as it being okay. Perhaps, these are the unforeseen ugly consequences of falling in love with partners at work places. Others making a joke or game out of it. What follows is an humiliated and outraged response from Densi, especially Deeks, as he can see where this is all leading to. And he makes a decision. Perhaps, Hetty can let Kensi and Deeks work together without worrying. But can Hetty be sure that, her relationship with Deeks is still intact. Would he be able to see that, by taking that extreme step, perhaps, she might have protected him before, it became more ugly?!!! We cannot tell. We have to wait.


One might wonder, what I am rambling about. Well..I am rambling about, why Deeks felt outraged coming out of the Boatshed Interrogation of Paulo Angelo, and how he felt like taking a shower. And how what he did in the end actually is his step to protect his third heart. Hetty asked Deeks in 5x05-Unwritten Rule, "How's your emotional Center?". And Kensi asked in 5x21-ThreeHearts, "What does your Third Heart say?" A long journey indeed for Deeks to learn that one can be exploited even by the persons you trust most. It is perhaps too early for me to even say this, but one cannot ignore the vibes we get. Hard as it was for Deeks to break away from Kensi, but he just got his personal dignity back by securing his Third Heart. 

How did Deeks come around this decision? or rather how did the writers take him there?

The Fight between Being Professional and Personal
It was Deeks all over again, with his Love Story in EP 5x21-ThreeHearts. A repeat of 5x16-Fish Out of Water mental state leading to 5x19-Spoils of War vulnerable state, seeking a release from the 5x10-FrozenLake. Can he be patient with Kensi? He can be provided Kensi wants to. Is Kensi serious enough about him. Yes. To the point of her letting him go to protect him. What does Deeks do? Take the plunge. He lets her go and do whatever she wants to do with him. He will wait for her.

In 5x16-Fish Out of Water, Joe Sachs weaves a story for Densi and Deeks, with the serious side of the “Love Story” coming up for the first time after Frozen Lake. The complication of two working partners falling in love and what implications each can have regards to his or her career is touched upon through the Guest character DEA Agent Talia. And yet by the end of the episode, Deeks is adamant about what he wants. If he fell in love with his work-partner and it has become a purposeful and meaningful existence for him, makes him a better person, he would fight for all of it, and be ready for any kind of fight he has to take up with his authorities. The simple human reason being, how can falling in love be demeaned as complicated if one can be reasonable enough to work it out. 

For all of these arguments, there are consequences and the persons, who ask these sort of questions get charged of breaking the law, like Paulo Angelo, but in the end, their question is valid enough for us to put our thoughts to amend a wrong. We can see that the emotional meltdown that Deeks goes through in 5x16-Fish Out of Water consequences both professionally and personally, he starts to fight for his own individuality, his beliefs, all that his existence is made of in the subsequent episodes. It starts becoming a fight between him and authority as represented by Henrietta Lange and a fight between him and professionalism as represented by Special Agent Kensi Blye. In 5x19-SpoilsofWar, Deeks disproves Hetty that he can let his emotions get in the middle of the rescue operation. Even if he loses himself briefly, Deeks finds his ground and is instrumental in rescuing all the others.

When Kensi is back, she is not allowed to work on field with Deeks. Nell is asked to work with Deeks and Kensi is asked to help Eric Beale in Ops Room. Can Densi and Neric take all this? Neric take it professionally. Deeks though disappointed that he did not get Kensi's company even when, she was there, he still manages working on a good footing with Nell. He continues mentoring Nell as Senior to Junoir and supportive and appreciative of her skills on the field. In contrast, Kensi miserably fails to work with Eric Beale. After watching Nell and Eric make her feel totally incapable as them, her spirit just kicks in honestly to be humble enough to approach her boss and ask her to allow her to get back to “Agent-ing”. It was a big step for Kensi. Like in 5x02-Impact, Deeks came back to form at the carrot stick of Hetty having to find his replacement for Kensi’s partner, Kensi in 5x20-Windfall, feels the jolt of not being able to work with Deeks and that too someone who replaced her in a better way on the field and in the Ops Room where she was assigned for the day. Why this is important is because, Kensi has gone back to her shell and has grown comfortable in her inner pain by not reigning in her emotions. She also has stopped being responsive to Deeks as someone who loves her to infinity. But being left alone, with no partner, makes her kick herself alive. And then comes her possessive response about losing Deeks to someone else. The return and the punch.

All of this is being favourable and understanding to Kensi. But the wait is getting longer for Deeks. Who is taking care of him for his fallout in Afghanistan? Apparently no one. Not only had Deeks seen his Third Heart with regards to vulnerability caused by his feelings for Kensi, Deeks also had to see the revelation, that in Kensi's heart, Deeks had never been able to make a place for him in last 3 years, that Jack Simon had in Kensi's heart apparently gone missing and presumed dead from last 9 years. While Deeks sees Kensi as his soul mate and home, apparently Kensi does not see him that way.

He starts to fight for his own survival and standing and negotiates clearly with his boss and his love interest, what he considers as professional and personal boundaries. He starts questioning in talk-back style. For the first time. And he sends his message across rightly to Hetty and Kensi, both professional par excellance.

Deeks waited for 5 months for Kensi to be back. And he complainingly asks Hetty to give him back his partner in 5x20-Windfall. It takes a loving boss to take Deeks demand kindly. Otherwise, Deeks tone to Hetty is rebellious and demanding, when he asks, “I want my partner back”; just like it was in 5x03-Omni when he says,”Ask me tomorrow” when she asked him if he was back. Shows his losing his edge, trying to find a meaning, why would Hetty not trust Kensi with him?! Is he not capable of taking care of Kensi?! more than anyone?! that seems to be his questioning as against Hetty’s administrative and qualified judgement call to detain Kensi from going on field without making her feel responsible enough on how serious she has to be while at work now. His whole attitude about questioning Hetty, is if she is ready to trust him. There is clear articulation of Hetty remarking on Deeks questions, "yet you question about my judgement".

Hetty in her official capacity and also in personal capacity; does relent by the end of the episode that, she or for that matter anyone else other than Deeks cannot assess Kensi's true emotional condition after her stint in Afghanistan. If she must have her Special Agent recover quickly from a traumatic experience, she would have to entrust Kensi to Deeks care. There is no doubt about it that Kensi will not open herself to anyone else. The only person, close enough to break her walls has been Deeks. And Hetty is well aware of it. Hetty remains impartial in this decision from administrative point, Hetty employs Eric Beale and Nell Jones to come to this decision. She trusts Neric as friends of Densi and yet quite capable of deductive reasoning much needed on the job. After speaking to Eric, Hetty is able to table it in her official assessment that Kensi is bored and restless when not in the field and appears totally stable emotionally to him. She informs Kensi, that she is allowing her to work on the field as she has come to an understanding that, if she is kept apart from the field or Deeks, revelations would not happen about her emotional state.

And after working a case together, Deeks goes for another rebellious questioning with Kensi and shows her what he thinks of her personal investment towards him. That's in 5x21-Three Hearts. Kensi's indecisiveness towards their relationship, Deeks sees it as a professional affront to his capabilities as seen through her personal and professionally critical eyes. She goes at length at protecting him before Angelo, which kind of puts Deeks in a bad light, as if he cannot manage himself. Could be true. But if Kensi was really professional, she would not have bothered to cut into Deeks negotiating style with Angelo. She would have had that trust on him both personally and professionally and they could still have their private thing going on. By protecting Deeks, Kensi exposes herself too. She forgets that Deeks has raised himself, is a negotiator by profession and would know how to manage interrogation. Its pleasure seeing someone going at length to protect you, but then it also means that the other cares about you in wholesome manner. Can Deeks be sure of that now? After what he saw in Afghanistan? Is Kensi protecting her work partner or protecting him for other personal reasons? Then it just remains for Deeks to take care of the fact that she need not get protective on him when working. Remove his "emotional center" and end the bother. 

So just by being a good work-partner to her, he lets go off the personal dangling "thing" between them, showing Kensi that if she prefers professionalism, then so be it until they both are ready to handle their personal versus profess He breaks away from her. Its slam dunk case he makes for himself against two judging women against his professional integrity. One has to either trust or distrust. One cannot be in perpetual doubtful state of "is he going to be one of us or be the weakling or a traitor, just because he is good at his undercover persona or wears his heart on his sleeve." Deeks neither can let Kensi become the DEA Agent like Talia, who can go ahead and dump him; nor can let himself get turned into Paulo Angelo the "doubted" as the NCIS under Hetty make of him. Slam Dunk rebellion of the Crass Distrust and the mockery that Hetty makes of his Love Story by sending him into the Interrogation Room to question Angelo, something that was so personal to him treated as a commodity by others.

That was Deeks point of view. What is Hetty's point of view? And how do they hash it out?

We see that even Hetty goes through a Fight between Personal and Professional desires. Her personal desire is that she wants Deeks and Kensi get to together. And she has helped them a lot from last 4 seasons. But then there is that professional side of hers, that also needs to assess the partners in love, dedication and objectivity towards work. It would have been easy for us to manage her two loved team members. But as fate would have it, she has a friend in Afghanistan, Jack Simon; who is in trouble and needs her help. Coincidentally, Jack Simon is also Kensi's Ex-Fiance, whom Kensi believes as dead. Hetty has to make the tough choice between her two personal wishes of seeing Kensi with Deeks, but having to send Kensi for rescuing Jack Simon. Its a tough call, but more on the professional lines, she decides to send Kensi to Afghanistan, well aware of the repercussions it may have on Deek's budding Love story with Kensi.

I am sure Hetty might have started feeling heavy about this. And thus she starts distancing herself from Deeks. This is where I started with the post above. How did then Hetty's decision affect her personally by affecting both Deeks and Kensi?  The answer is that, both Kensi and Deeks get to their Third Heart, that part of them that is so vulnerable that they cannot ever let it seen by others and have to always gaurd it. Both Kensi and Deeks lose stability when in Afghanistan. Its good and bad that they have seen what can happen to them. But what is the fallout?  The Fallout is that, its a step back for The Love Story. Kensi can see, that in her heart there was still Jack Simon. And until she flushes him out, she cannot let in Deeks. And Deeks, sees for himself, that he could go to a dark place for Kensi, but its not worth at all, because Kensi does not love him. She might care for him a lot, they have their Thing going on, but definitely its not the kind that Kensi feels for Jack Simon.  Hetty is all aware of this fallout. This is her personal loss. But first things first, she needs to get back her Special Agent Kensi Blye into shape, even if that means; having to exploit her other skilled team member Deeks closeness to Kensi. A Manager indeed!

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Neric in Making





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The hype today about Neric News for Episode 5x18-ZeroDays; with the TV Line interview prompts me to review the spoiler news and finally I understand, indeed how the NCIS LA Scribe actually intended to develop to the Neric Arc. Things are not just with the mistletoe kiss last Christmas. Their friendship is actually being explored with certain amount of possessive feelings for Nell from Eric Beale. If we look at it carefully, the problem with Neric to happen is because of Eric Beale. He is too disinterested or the socially awkward for Nell Jones, the suave and smart Intelligence Analyst, who not only is a Geek and understands Geeks, is also able to go on a triple date with Kensi and Rose and generate a lot of interest in her. 

Then where does this leave Eric ? Well...either he should be interested or not. I see that writers are taking care with Eric Beale and dressing him up for the occassion, literally and figuratively. Hetty dressed him up in 5x02-Impact, warned him to maintain a code of conduct on dressing in work-place in 5x06-BigBrother. But it was infusing Eric Beale with possessive feeling in 5x05-UnwrittenRule that officially flags of certain amount of interest in Nell. And in the next episode, we have Nell tracking Eric to Gym to show us that Nell does miss her work-partner. For that to reach that point and go beyond it to keep it sustainable, we had R S Gemmill provide the backstopping in 5x02-Impact for Neric as the Story Arc to watch out for. Gemmill continued to explore the story arc by team leading the NCIS LA Writer Scribe to develop Neric.  He showed it beautifully it 5x14-WarCries. Neric - They looked cute together. I felt a great improvement in Neric chemistry even if there was largely a friendship shown there. Something about the two was sweet and we get an emotional presence in their friendship and not just a story arc.

5x18-ZeroDays is a full blown episode about Eric and Nell with three story arcs being focussed in parallel this season along with Densi Arc. Though on a emotional connection level, 5x18 misses the bus, it actually gets a lot of hops connected in the journey towards Neric as the destination.


Both in 5x18-Zero Days and 5x23-Exposure, we have Eric explicitly showing his emotional inclinations towards Nell as he feels threatened or overwhelmed under the circumstances. Zero Days was about threatened with competition from his college friend Ira Wells. Eric behaves quite maturely all the time,telling Ira off to stay away from Nell in a polite manner. Exposure was about Eric feeling threatened of losing his friends. Eric feels something for Nell, imagining what if it were the doomsday and he had not yet told her what he wanted to say to her most. It was cute of them exchanging personal notes to each other. Its still a secret what Nell and Eric wrote to each other as they had agreed never to talk about it. But they were full of smiles. In both of these episodes, what is developed is the maturity of Eric towards Nell. Unlike Eric exposing himself to Nate about kissing Nell under the mistletoe in last season, this season, we have Eric feeling territorial, protective and caring about Nell. Cute is the word for Neric with slight right to claim affection.

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Sunday, February 9, 2014

Nell in and on the Field

NCIS Production Team are very happy promoting Nell in the Field this Season 5. However, I am fairly surprised as to why they seem so happy unless they are covering up promoting Nell in the field to compensate Kensi in Action due to Actor Daniela Ruah's maternity leave leaving Deeks out of a partner. All that promotion in that sense makes sense.  But as a loyal viewer of NCIS Los Angeles and the writers of the show who always have been fair to these characters, especially Season 2 being the golden season of NCIS LA, I would like to remind every NCIS LA fan that Nell is NOT NEW to Field Action. She was first out in the field in 2x06-Stand off. Let me recount Nell's journey over NCIS LA Seasons. 


It's official, Nell can handle herself pretty well in the field:

Nell joined as Intelligence Analyst in 2x02-The Black Widow. Soon after Deeks joined NCIS LA team as LAPD Liaison officer in 1x19 Hand to Hand and Nate left as Operational Psychologist leaving Eric Beale quite alone in Ops room and there was no more Kensi to help him on the side with Intelligence datamining. Deeks became regular in 2x01-Human Traffic and Nell followed him in 2x02.

The writers have been careful then onwards to build these two new characters quite diligently adding all meat to their characters that made them match the muscle of established team of Callen, Sam, Kensi and Eric.  In every episode, then onwards Deeks and Nell had equal developement on individual terms. They both were equally challenging to their each of their partners and yet they bonded with them thus becoming a formidable team together. Not only with their partners, Deeks and Nell both impress Team lead Callen, Sam and are dearly loved by their mentor Hetty.  When one wants to see Callen appreciating both Nell and Deeks in one episode, I have to say, I get reminded of 2x06-Stand Off. Both in Bull Pen trying to outplay each other in tricking others or busting the same tricks and likewise both helping Callen get into the building unseen by media or anyone, out in the field, when entering the NCIS building that Tracy Keller had taken hostage in order to get Callen's attention. Commendable skill and grit in face of possible condescending watch of their older and experienced senior teammates. Likewise when one wants to see Hetty taking care of Deeks and Nell in a certain manner that little bit suggests her showing her support and care for the new comers in the team, we can watch 2x11-Disorder. Watching that makes one feel, how Hetty considers them as her own and how she is building a place for them in the team.

2x06-Stand Off - Nell in and on the Field.
When Callen sees her, he actually tells Sam, he feels as if she is running away from home. She looks such a kid to him that he talks like a father to her and asks her not to steal candy. But then she is not a kid to her partner Eric Beale in Ops or her Ops Manager Hetty Lange. Infact they are proud of her. 2x06-StandOff was Joseph C Wilson's story, directed by Dennis Smith and one of my personal best enjoyed episodes. Its action, interpersonal growth of characters and beautifully written and directed presentation of action and story. Since I am on the subject of Nell in Action, so I have to limit myself to Nell. What can best describe ...words or pictures. In this case, I believe Visual will make a better impression than my words. Watch it..:)


 Did you see the gun?







Did you see her confidant looks at Callen and Sam? She infact says..."I am good" when Callen says he can help her. Did you see her gun ?

I am never able to forget this episode and that is the reason why I am not surprised much that Season 5 is promoted as if Nell in Field is quite a new thing. Nell is regularly put in the field as and when she was required for results and to fill the gap of what the field agents cannot do. Yes, she also serves as back-up partner for Deeks when Kensi is missing. That Nell is a capable girl, is never doubted by Hetty or even Granger. Because as Hetty keeps using Nell for lot of high level Intel items, it is Granger in Season 3 who beings Nell back into action over the field. Granger sends Nell to go as an employee of an Intel company where Nell was actually selected for employment due to her high IQ score. [I have to watch this episode again to dig up exact name of the company where she goes in Undercover for my readers. I promise I am going to come back with that update sometime later]. That was in 3x12-The Watchers. Then further in that season, she was seen as Deeks partner in 3x17-Blye.K Part-2. Serious enough, that no one can even mock or see why she is being sent on the field. Infact Granger makes the senior Agents look silly at them even questioning the credibility of Nell being sent onto field. The writers this time in Season 3 were R Scott Gemmill and Dave Kalstein, the master backstoppers for NCIS LA stories. 

In Season 4, Nell was again seen in the field with her partner in Ops room, Eric Beale in 4x02-The Recruit. It was fun to watch these two together. But a more serious turn with Nell herself wanting to enjoy Action on the field is shown to us from 4x14-Kill House. Previously in all other episodes, Nell limits herself to what she is delegated to deliver on field and comes back to OPs room, feeling that she feels real only when in Ops room doing what she enjoys most. However, its 4x14-KillHouse where Nell explores by herself, if she really can be out there on the field. And if she has use her gun, what does it take for her to believe in her herself that she can do it. The team of four Agents, not only feel protective about her, but they also feel  proud of her courage and grit in doing the tackle that she is trained about. In 4x22-Raven and Swans, Nell is once again on the field helping the Agents deliver the executables for mission success. Like in Season 2, throughout Season 3 and 4, Nell is not shown as if she is filling a gap. She is actually shown as an NCIS Intelligence Analyst, who might soon accept an Agent Position if she is offered one. The writers were again Dave Kalstein and R Scott Gemmill.

Nell: "What if I want to be an Agent" in 4x14-Kill House
Nell: "I want to be an Agent"...but not like this...filling or taking another's place - in 5x20-WindFall

Season 5 starts with showing us Nell in Action in 5x05-The Unwritten Rule, again written by Joseph C Wilson, this time though its not so much about Intel Geeky skill as much as gun-drawing skill. The development being Eric supporting Nell to be on field as she gets closer to achieve her dream of being actually one day becoming a full time Agent. With Kensi gone to Afghanistan, the team has no problem using Nell. Nell herself cannot stop feeling getting more and more challenging herself and confident about herself. The episodes that we see her field supporting the team are 5x10-The Iron Curtain Rising, 5x12-Merry Evasion, 5x13-Allegiance, 5x14-War Cries, 5x18-ZeroDays, 5x20-WindFall....well the season has not ended, but we have all writers giving their attention to Nell. They are Jordana Lewis Jaffe, Kyle Harimoto, Frank Military, Andrew Bartels and Gil Grant along with regular backstoppers Joseph C Wilson, R Scott Gemmill and Dave Kalstein who have Nell in the field with an Agenda on their mind. 

Nell gets to be the boss in 5x19-Spoils of War. Gemmill keeps promoting her as the Ninja like Hetty in 5x14-War Cries. Dangerous and Cute. Nell gets to be the Agent in undercover for the team to get information out of an asset in 5x18-ZeroDays. Nell- as field agent, and also as needed in Ops, is shown as "She knows everything like Hetty". Nell, the Little Ninja - Nell lives up to her Ninja name. She tackles a psycho all alone in 5x14-War Cries. She is not afraid to use her knife on the man when she is disarmed of her gun. [Dave Kalstein taught actor Renee Smith for this action scene. There was a lot of hype for this action scene. Read the twitter messages in 5x14-War Cries Production Tweets from the Cast and Crew]. The entire team is proud of her. Callen, Sam, Deeks, Granger, Eric and Hetty. Nell looked cute when she was looking at Hetty and Hetty hugs her with all affection. Nell was cute when she asked Callen to confirm if she got him[Robert Brown]. Nell was also cute in Deeks sweater that looked big on her. And just like that big sweater on her, Deeks keeps mentoring her on the field through 5x12-Merry Evasion to 5x20-Windfall. Sheis a brave girl for everyone, good girl for Hetty and Big Stones Jones, Tiny Pixie, Nellosaurus for Deeks. And she gets back to Eric, Neric and with Kensi.

In 5x20-Windfall kind of brings a maturity into Nell's character, who is enthusiastic to be out on the field, making her a competitive person ready to challenge an able Agent like Kensi to buckle up her spirits and give Nell, her fair share of appreciation that she deserves. She seems to give a choice to Kensi to choose between Field or Ops Room, because Nell can beat her at both places. And its not just that, Nell by being a friend to Deeks, shows her empathy for him not being able to work with his partner after a long wait. That empathetic gesture earns Deeks respect for her. Its not just about her being intelligent, its also about her being considerate friend. Further, she appreciates Deeks mentoring of her on the field. She listens to him and responds to him teaching by practicing it on the field. It makes her a well-deserving candidate to be an Agent. Does that undermine Nell's passionate interest towards Intel gathering through data-mining? No. Nell likes working with Eric in Ops as well. Eric, her Ops partner, though supporting her to be on the field, misses Nell in Ops.

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 Apr 3:  Kensi is back! So why is Nell in the field with Deeks?
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Gil Grant; by making Nell join Deeks, successfully wedges into Neeks(Nell and Deeks friendship cum partnership) and Nelsi (Nell and Kensi’s friendship), making Nell feel on the edge with both Deeks while on field and Kensi when in Ops Room. She is uneasy at being the third wheel for Deeks and helpless about taking Kensi’s place. She feels she usurped Kensi’s place, but all of it just adds to the fact that Densi realize that they have to be at their best, delivering their best, not compromising the mission in any manner, otherwise there are promising agents like Nell waiting to do their jobs more successfully than them, and it would be just their loss to be losing to her. This whole thing has a desirable effect on Kensi, who does seem eager to be on the field than being complacent due to her personal trauma faced in Afghanistan at losing the mission’s focus by getting caught and captured and also losing her Ex-Fiance. Job first followed by other feelings is the motto of the episode and it seems to nurse Kensi back to what we know her as.  



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514-War Cries
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512-Merry Evasion
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511-Iron Curtain Rising
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She's out of Ops! Happy Friday! Ep#511



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