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“Well done, Hiro!"
"Thank you, Thomas!”
―Thomas and Hiro

Hero of the Rails is a 2009 feature-length Thomas & Friends special.

Plot

Rail Raider!

Thomas is taking on water when an engine rushes past. All of the engines soon have similar experiences and gather at Knapford to figure out what is going on. Halfway through their conversation, Spencer arrives. It turns out that he is staying for the summer to help the Duke and Duchess build their summer house. Needless to say, nobody is pleased with the news, especially when Spencer rushes around with his work, teasing the other engines. That night, all of the engines are tired and cross because they have all been teased by Spencer.

The next morning, at Brendam Docks, Spencer teases Thomas about his size and strength. Thomas is fed up and the other engines agree with him. Spencer then challenges Thomas to a race to take place at dawn the next day. All of the engines gather in the yard to wish Thomas good luck. Thomas and Spencer are coupled to their heavy loads and Edward whistles to announce the start of the race.

Spencer and Thomas race across the Island. Spencer draws ahead while Thomas struggles up a hill with his load. Then the inevitable happens - Thomas' brakes fail and he thunders down the hill and along the main line until he races onto a rickety, old track. After stopping, Thomas finds an old, abandoned engine named Hiro. Thomas is amazed and asks Hiro what he is doing there. Hiro tells how he once worked on another island far away and how he was known as the "Master of the Railway." He sailed to Sodor on a big ship. Sodor was nothing like his old home, but he was quite content. However, as the years went on, he began to show his age and Sodor did not have the necessary parts to repair him. He was hidden to avoid scrap, but the parts never came from his island and he was quietly forgotten. Thomas' immediate reaction is to tell the Fat Controller, but Hiro believes that the Fat Controller will scrap him if he finds out about Hiro. So instead, Thomas promises to not tell the Fat Controller until Hiro can be a Really Useful Engine once again.

Spencer checking on Thomas under repair

Thomas later goes to the Sodor Steamworks to have his brakes mended. The Steamworks is a busy, bustling place, with all sorts of work being done. One particular engine lives there is Victor, a kind and enthusiastic engine. Thomas is soon repaired and then Spencer puffs into the Steamworks. Spencer starts to boast, but Thomas simply congratulates him on his win. Gobsmacked, Spencer is then scolded by Victor for taking up space and sitting around chattering and leaves, while very cross about having been spoken to in such a manner.

Victor's assistant Kevin then drives clumsily over to Thomas and Victor. Victor scolds him for rushing around, while Thomas notices some engine parts on a flatbed. Thomas finishes his day's work and then comes by later to see if the parts are still there. Victor says it is only taking up space anyway, so Thomas rushes off with it.

As he leaves, he hears Spencer behind him and quickly hides in a siding covered with trees. Spencer rumbles past and does not see Thomas. Thomas drops off the part at Hiro's hideout and sets for home when he notices that the new summer house is dangerously close to where Hiro is hidden. Thomas knows he promised Hiro that he would look after him, but now he is worried.

That night, all of the engines are at the Shed. Thomas tells them all about his race and is about to mention Hiro when the Fat Controller arrives. The Fat Controller tells them that there is a lot of hard work in the morning, so they need to be up early and he tells Thomas not to rush around with heavy trucks for no reason; he wants Really Useful Engines - not Really Broken Engines, which makes Thomas worry more about Hiro.

The next morning, Thomas is taking machines to Farmer McColl, but he wants to help Hiro. Percy shows up and Thomas tells him everything. He asks Percy to deliver the machines for him while he goes to help Hiro. Percy does so, shunting his mail coaches into a siding in the meantime.

As Thomas heads to Hiro's Hideout, Spencer appears, wondering why Thomas is not working on his Branch Line. Thomas makes up a quick lie about going to the Docks and rushes off. Thomas waits a while before seeing Hiro again. Once there, his driver and his fireman put the new parts on Hiro. Hiro is very grateful and Thomas heads off, only to run into Spencer who chases him. Thomas soon finds Percy down the line, having broken down while delivering the goods to Farmer McColl. Spencer teases them, but Thomas takes no notice and brings Percy to the Steamworks.

At the Steamworks, Thomas and Percy tell Victor all about Hiro. Victor wonders why Thomas does not tell the Fat Controller, but promises to help. He tells them that every day, he will leave some trucks in a siding with parts for Hiro. But that night, the Fat Controller is very cross. Percy's mail coaches have mysteriously vanished and nobody can find them. Thomas promises that he will find them, but he knows this means he will not be able to help Hiro. So as soon as the Fat Controller leaves, Thomas tells the rest of the engines about Hiro.

The next day, Thomas is hard at work but Spencer is not; he is spying on Thomas to see what he is up to. At the same time, Gordon sneaks along and delivers more parts for Hiro. Thomas is beyond grateful and rushes to the Steamworks. There, Percy has been fixed, but the Fat Controller is still cross about the missing mail coaches. Victor tells Thomas he will have something for him later and the two engines rush off.

Thomas takes Percy to see Hiro. Percy is nervous about Hiro at first, but when Hiro complements him, the two become fast friends. Hiro tells them how he misses his friends from home and also jokingly talks about how he finds Gordon's face to be very unusual when he smiles. The two later head back home. As they do so, Spencer watches from the siding, determined to find out what they are up to.

The next day, Thomas and Percy go out to search for the missing mail coaches, under the Fat Controller's orders. Meanwhile, Spencer tries to harass Emily for information, but she tells him to go find out for himself. Spencer is so cross that he does not notice Percy and Thomas passing on the bridge behind him, with Edward coming down the other way.

Patchwork Hiro

Hiro, now in a very "patchwork" design, is feeling much better. Hiro mentions that James will be coming tomorrow, Percy comments on how he feels about James, sending Hiro laughing for the first time in years.

The next day, Thomas and Percy head to the quarry to search for the mail coaches. Spencer has secretly followed them there. But before he can do anything, Mavis appears and offers to show him around, but she is really shooing him away from Thomas and Percy while James sneaks away with more parts for Hiro. Spencer ends up under a chute and his funnel gets filled with slate.

Thomas and Percy are later getting coal and Emily is puffing off to give Hiro more parts. Edward and Henry pass with Spencer in tow, bringing him to the Steamworks. While Spencer is being taken care of, Thomas arrives. Kevin starts dropping things, which causes Spencer to wince and shut his eyes. As he does so, Thomas sneaks away with more parts.

But that night, the Fat Controller is furious. The summer house is nowhere near done, Spencer has been wandering around the Island, the mail coaches still have not been found and Thomas is not working on his branch line. All Hiro needs is one more part before he is completed, so the other engines promise to guard Hiro until Percy delivers the last part.

The next morning, Spencer is repaired and up early, searching around to find out what Thomas is up to. Just then, he finds Percy's mail coaches in a siding and whistles loudly believing that Thomas had been hiding them. James and Toby, meanwhile, are guarding Hiro and puff off to protect him by leading Spencer away from his hideout. Spencer races along with James and Toby whistling behind him, just as Thomas arrives in front of Spencer, blocking his way. The Fat Controller scolds Spencer for playing around with Percy's mail coaches and orders him to give them back at once. Spencer is infuriated and vows to make sure Thomas does not get away with it.

Thomas finds Hiro and tells him that Percy is on his way with the final part. The two are excited, until they suddenly hear Spencer's whistle. Thomas encourages Hiro to puff away from Spencer on his own. As the two make their escape, Spencer appears. Hiro speeds past him and Spencer is very surprised, having seen Hiro for the first time. As Hiro struggles on, parts such as the lamp, feedwater heater, smoke deflectors, dome cover and cylinder plates begin to fall off on him. He cries out for Thomas to help, who can only beg him to keep going. Eventually, Hiro knows he cannot go on and comes to a stop. Spencer can hardly contain himself that he thought Thomas is taking Hiro to the Smelter's Yard. Suddenly, Gordon rushes by with the Express, challenging Spencer to race him. As Spencer speeds away, Thomas notices a siding where he can hide Hiro. Thomas tells him that everything will be alright, but Hiro feels worse than ever.

The Duke and Duchess and Sir Topham Hatt scolded Spencer for wandering around, taking advantage of Thomas

Gordon and Spencer race to the station. Spencer is exhausted, having been running around all day. Gordon wins the race and who should step out of the coaches is the Fat Controller and the Duke and Duchess. While they scold Spencer, Thomas arrives, saying he will help Spencer finish the summer house. The Duke and Duchess are pleased, but Spencer's pride is shattered.

Hiro is miserable, knowing that he will soon be sent for scrap. Thomas begs him not to give up, as he knows how to make everything better. That night, Percy apologises to Thomas for hiding his mail coaches so close to Hiro since he was unaware of how far he was. However, Thomas tells the other engines that he will work so hard on the summer house that the Fat Controller will be pleased and hopefully understand Hiro's case and have him restored. Meanwhile, he encourages the other engines to visit him and keep him company. Thomas works very hard and the summer house is almost finished. While Spencer is talking to the Duke and Duchess, Thomas sneaks off to tell Hiro that everything will be alright. He returns just in time to say goodbye. But as Thomas leaves, Spencer knows what Thomas is doing and decides to chase him down. The two engines race to the station, but they cross a bridge that goes over marshland that is partially broken and cannot hold Spencer's weight. As he crosses, it snaps beneath him and he slithers into the mud. Seeing this, Thomas promises to return with help.

Thomas makes it to Knapford Station and the stationmaster calls the Fat Controller, asking for him to come right away. When he arrives with the Duke and Duchess, Thomas tells him all about Hiro. The Fat Controller is not cross, nor does he want Hiro scrapped; in fact, Hiro is a very famous engine, the "Master of the Railway". He tells Thomas to bring Hiro to the Steamworks at once. Spencer, meanwhile, has to stay where he is, as punishment for disobeying the Duke and Duchess of Boxford's orders not to leave the summer house.

Thomas heads over to Hiro to tell him the wonderful news and the two engines are overjoyed. Thomas and Percy bring him to the Sodor Steamworks the next day. The Fat Controller and Victor promise to have him running like new again.

When Hiro is completed, all of the engines are there and they are amazed at how wonderful he looks. Thomas and Hiro quickly leave to find and help Spencer, who had been stranded where he is for some time. Spencer does not even recognise Hiro when he sees him. He is more than shocked when he finds out that the engine rescuing him is the one he tried to have scrapped.

Rocky gets hooked up to Spencer and as he pulls, Hiro pulls Rocky and Spencer is soon free of the marsh. They then bring him to the Steamworks. After Spencer is repaired, he works with Thomas and Hiro on the summer house. He also apologises for his behaviour. The Duke and Duchess absolutely love their nice new summer house.

That night, Hiro confesses to Thomas that despite everything, he has become very homesick. Understanding, Thomas tells the Fat Controller, who promises to take care of everything. Some time later, a big farewell party is held at the docks in Hiro's honour; the Fat Controller had arranged for him to return to his homeland. The engines whistle at him and he whistles back. Before he leaves, he talks to Thomas and Percy one more time. Thomas hopes to visit Hiro's railway someday and Percy wonders if Hiro will ever return. Thomas promises that Hiro will always have a home on the Island of Sodor and with that, Hiro puffs away to his ship.

Characters

Characters Introduced

Locations

Cast

UK, AUS and NZ

US and CAN

Bonus Features

UK

US

  • "Thomas and Spencer" Racing Game
  • "Who's Pulling into the Station" Game
  • "Thomas and Friends Bedroom Makeover"
  • Go, Go Thomas Karaoke Music Video

Japan

  • Go, Go Thomas Karaoke Music Video
  • Hero of the Rails Theatrical Trailer
  • Birth of The Railway Series

Production

Development

In order to cut costs and maximise profits (because of government tax breaks for UK animation in 2007), HiT Entertainment decided to retire the models and have the show be turned into a CGI product. They enlisted Nitrogen Studios to provide the visuals. Nitrogen had already created CGI elements for the twelfth series. Christopher Skala added that it was to also include more emotion and flexibility through the stories. Previously Skala claimed that, of his focus group, even those who felt that Thomas, as an institution, should not be changed in this way but ultimately responded positively to the demonstration of the new animation techniques. This special entered pre-production in September 2008, was produced alongside the thirteenth series starting with January 2009 and was delivered in May 2009.[1] Hero of the Rails also sees the installation of a permanent voice cast, which would continue throughout the franchise.

Release

The DVD sales of Hero of the Rails outstripped The Great Discovery which was the highest selling DVD produced by HiT Entertainment at the time.

Trivia

  • According to an interview with Sam Barlow, Hero of the Rails was initially being developed as a model/CGI production for the last time, just like the twelfth series, even written before the CGI transition. However, this was changed into a full CGI production after the script was underway, due to budget cuts making it not possible to build models anymore. In spite of this, early promotional art on packaging shows the twelfth series model-CGI hybrid Thomas. Though no models were ever fully created, casts of faces for Hiro, Victor and Kevin were created as reference for merchandising reference.
  • Nitrogen Studios released the "Patchwork Hiro" chase sequence to the public in their Studio Animation Pipeline collection illustrating the three various stages of animation the film went through before the final cut.
  • This is the only special to have Keith Wickham exclusive to the UK.
  • This special marked the first of several things:
    • The first production made entirely in CGI.
    • The first special to have its own stylised opening sequence instead of using the television series opening.
    • The first to have the voice actors voice characters in the UK and US versions, while being the first production with a voice cast since Thomas and the Magic Railroad in 2000, nine years before the CGI usage. The Troublesome Trucks also had different voices in the twelfth series episodes James Works it Out and Percy and the Bandstand.
    • The first time since the ninth series that Thomas' Branch Line is mentioned.
    • The Duchess of Boxford's first speaking role.
    • Sharon Miller's first special as creative producer.
    • The first special narrated by Óscar Gómez in Latin America.
    • The first time that Hiro's island, Japan, is shown. It is also the first time that a location outside of the UK is shown in the television series.
    • Spencer and the Duke and Duchess of Boxford's first appearances in a special.
    • Rocky's first speaking role in a special.
    • The first and only time a 5.1 surround mix has been present on a UK DVD release.
    • The first DVD released in wide screen in the US.
    • The first special not to feature Diesel 10.
    • The first and only production to feature Dave Peacock as voice director.
    • The first special in which Harold and Salty do not appear since their introductions in the second and sixth series respectively.
    • The first appearance of Knapford in a special as it did not appear in the previous two specials, excluding a stock footage appearance in Calling All Engines! and music video in The Great Discovery.
    • The first special to feature a steam engine as an antagonist; in this case, Spencer.
  • Spencer's accident on the Fenland Track is similar to the Norwood Junction rail accident, when a bridge collapsed under an engine. Unlike Spencer's accident, the bridge was made of iron and the engine was pulling a passenger train.
  • In the Japanese version of the special, the Gojūnotō image from Hiro's flashback of his home is replaced with footage of Hiro talking.
  • The Norwegian DVD cover states that the special is named Dagens Helt, which means "Hero of the Day." However, the narrator and the end credits state that the special is named Skinnenes Helt, which means Hero of the Rails.
  • The Sodor Oil Tankers' logo of the word OIL was replaced with a picture of an oil rig with oil coming out of it starting from this special onwards.
  • The arched bridge on the other side of Gordon's Hill is seen again for the first time since the eighth series episode, Squeak, Rattle and Roll.
  • Spencer has his first two accidents (first getting covered in slate at the quarry, then landing cab first in a marsh).
  • In the scene where Spencer is staring at Emily, Thomas and Percy pass on the bridge with nothing behind them. In the trailers, however, the same scene is shown, but Thomas and Percy are pulling flatbeds full of engine parts. It can be assumed that the trailer showed a deleted version of the scene.
  • In the first trailer, there is a scene where Victor says, "You've come to the right place, my friend." This is not featured in the special; it is from the thirteenth series episode, Creaky Cranky.
  • In the first UK trailer, Thomas and Spencer have different UK voices than their current ones. This is because both characters were meant to be voiced by Kerry Shale during the original cut. Also, Toby has his US voice.
  • Only the Japanese trailer mentions that Hiro is from Japan. The UK trailer merely mentioned he is "from a far-off place." Hiro would confirm he is from Japan in the twenty-fourth series episode Kenji on the Rails Again, over 10 years later.
  • Go, Go Thomas was played during the end credits in the US, but not in the UK version.
  • This special takes place between the twelfth and thirteenth series.
  • This special was shown in select UK theatres. It aired on PBS Kids on 13th September 2009, Christmas in 2009 for a few PBS stations and again on 15th May 2011 for "Thomas' Birthday Bash". It also aired on Nick Jr. on 27th October 2012 in the UK and on TV 2 on 28th December 2013 and 2nd January 2014. It aired for Easter 2014 in Norway and 16th August 2014 and 19th August 2015 in Australia.
  • The opening sequence is rendered in an art style strikingly similar to that of LNER posters.
  • In the US trailer, Sir Topham Hatt says "We must help Hiro at once" while standing on the gantry of a signalbox. This scene was never shown in the special.
  • Tim Whitnall narrated the first UK trailer; he would later join the voice cast in 2014, five years later.
  • The special aired on Cartoonito UK on Saturday 15th September 2018.
  • This is the last special to have David Eves involved in production.
  • The opening theme is played by the Sodor Brass Band in the special, King of the Railway.
  • HiT Entertainment originally planned to release the special on Blu-ray, but the release was cancelled for unknown reasons.
  • The Japanese version of this special is preceded by a four-minute prologue explaining the origins of the Railway Series and the television series.
  • This is the only CGI special to date that does not mention the name of the writer in the opening credits (Sharon Miller is credited in the end).
  • An early prototype cover for the DVD included Percy and James on the top layer, taking Spencer's place (who was moved behind Victor).
  • This special states that Hiro was the first engine on The Island of Sodor although The Island of Sodor: Its People, History and Railways states that other engines were there long before.
  • HiT Entertainment advertised that this was the first time the engines had their own voices, but this is not so, as they were individually voiced in Thomas and the Magic Railroad. However, this is the first time Edward, Emily, Spencer, Mavis, Rocky, the Fat Controller and the Duke and Duchess have been individually voiced.
  • The events of the special are mentioned by Toby in the special, Big World! Big Adventures! during the song, Where in the World is Thomas?
  • This is one of the two US releases to be captioned by CaptionMax until Santa's Little Engine; the other being Best of James.
  • Stanley was going to be appear in this special but that idea was scrapped for unknown reasons.

Goofs

  • The front cover of the DVD shows Victor on standard gauge track at Brendam Docks with Hiro and Spencer, but dual gauge track was not used on Sodor at the time.
  • In the UK Minisite for the Special, The Day Out with Thomas Picture used was from the US Version of the Event, and not the UK Version.
  • The US DVD release states that the special is in fullscreen, but it is really in widescreen.
  • After the narrator says, "And Spencer thundered away," James' tender body is missing.
  • In the UK dub at Knapford, when Thomas says "That must mean it's-" he has Martin Sherman's voice instead of Ben Small's.
  • When the rear potato truck slides off the front one, its buffers clip through the front truck's buffers.
  • Thomas and Percy are missing their teeth while they were talking at the shunting yards. Also in the same scene, Thomas is missing his number and red lining.
  • In the special, Big Mickey appears in his usual spot at Brendam Docks, but for some unknown reason when Spencer teases Thomas about his size and strength at the docks, Big Mickey is shown in the middle of the main dock rather than near the edge and Cranky is also missing from his usual spot.
  • When Thomas is going down the old track towards Hiro, he has a different whistle. This is assumed to be an experiment with the "Doppler" effect from the song It's Great to be an Engine.
  • When the Sodor Steamworks is first introduced, Mavis is seen outside, but seconds later, she is inside the Steamworks facing the opposite direction.
  • Near the end of the special during Thomas and Spencer's final race, the points were not switched, but Spencer is still able to change lines.
  • When Edward speaks to Hiro in his second hiding spot, Hiro's green smoke deflector is on and the green lid for his piston cylinder is also back, but Hiro lost them in the chase with Spencer.
  • When Thomas visits Hiro after he leaves the summerhouse, Hiro has his dome, but it fell off during the chase he had with Spencer.
  • When Gordon and Spencer race, Gordon's brake coach is backwards until they reach Maithwaite and when Sir Topham Hatt and the Duke and Duchess step out.
  • Maithwaite is painted in dark brown instead of beige.
  • From the chase with Spencer until Hiro's overhaul at the Steamworks, the golden stripes on Hiro's boiler disappear.
  • When Thomas crashes into the potato trucks, a signal is in the middle of the track next to him.
  • When Hiro pulls Spencer to the Steamworks, Hiro's number stops moving whilst Hiro keeps moving, so it appears to be sliding off.
  • In several scenes, some of the characters are not rendered properly and overlap the trucks. This occurs with:
    • Diesel and two trucks, when he oils over the bridge as the narrator says, "Spencer watched Thomas' every wheel turn and piston pump."
    • Spencer's tender and the mail trucks, during the chase when the narrator says, "Spencer had never seen an engine as old and strange as Hiro before."
  • In several scenes, the engines' side rods do not move as they do. This occurs with:
    • Spencer, as he goes up the hill during his and Thomas' race.
    • Hiro, during his black-and-white flashback.
    • Victor, when he is first introduced.
    • Rosie, as she enters the Steamworks.
  • When Mavis shows up on-screen for the first time, her front wheels are missing.
  • When Mavis rolls towards Spencer, she is puffing steam, but she is a diesel. She also makes steam in the Steamworks.
  • The quarry walls at the slate quarry have tints of pink.
  • In the shot of the Steam Team greeting Hiro at Brendam Docks, a gasometer is clipping through the Brendam Warehouse.

Quotes

  • Thomas: "Fizzling fireboxes! What was that?!"
  • Henry; “Bubbling Boilers!”
  • Percy: Bust my Buffers!”
  • James: “Watch my Paintwork!”
  • Emily: “Trembling Tracks! Who was that?!”
  • Toby: “Gosh!”
  • Edward: “Slow down, Speedy!”
  • Gordon: “Rail Raider!”

Songs

In Other Languages

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Language Title
Chinese 铁路小英雄
Czech Hrdina na kolejích
Danish Jernbanens Store Helt
Dutch De Held van het Spoor
Finnish Raiteiden Sankari
French Le Héros de Chicalor
German Der Held der Schienen
Hungarian A sínek ura
Japanese 伝説の英雄（ヒロ）
Korean 극장판 토마스와 친구들 2: 잊혀진 영웅 히로/선로 위의 영웅
Norwegian Skinnenes helt/Dagens helt
Polish Bohater Torów
Portuguese Herói dos Trilhos
Romanian Eroul Șinelor
Russian Герой железной дороги
Serbian Heroj na sinama
Slovak Hrdina na koľajniciach
Spanish El Heroe de las Vias
Swedish Järnvägens Hjälte
Thai ตอน ฮีโร่ผู้ยิ่งใหญ่
Turkish Rayların Ustası

Merchandise

Wooden Railway

  • Hiro (normal, Lost and Found and Patchwork; discontinued)
  • Victor (discontinued)
  • Kevin (discontinued)
  • Repair and Go Station at the Sodor Steamworks (discontinued)
  • Talking Thomas (discontinued)
  • Talking Percy (discontinued)
  • Talking James (discontinued)
  • Racing Down the Rails Set (discontinued)
  • Farewell at the Docks (discontinued)

Take Along

  • Hiro (normal and rusty; discontinued)
  • Sodor Steamworks (discontinued)
  • Hiro's Farewell 4 Pack (discontinued)

Take-n-Play

  • Hiro (normal and Patchwork; discontinued)
  • Victor (discontinued)
  • Kevin (discontinued)

Motor Road and Rail

  • Hiro (normal and Patchwork)
  • Victor
  • The Legendary Hiro pack
  • Thomas and Hiro Set

TrackMaster

  • Hiro Good as New (discontinued)
  • Victor at the Steamworks (discontinued)
  • Kevin's Helping Hook (discontinued)
  • Talking Thomas (discontinued)
  • Talking James (discontinued)
  • Talking Hiro (discontinued)
  • Percy's Mail Trucks (discontinued)
  • Spin and Fix Thomas (discontinued)
  • Thomas’ Wild Ride (discontinued)

Mega Bloks

  • Working Hard at the Sodor Steamworks (discontinued)

Collectible Railway

  • Hiro (normal and patchwork)
  • Victor
  • Kevin

Capsule Plarail

  • Leaves Thomas
  • Hiro (normal, lost and found, patchwork and shiny)
  • Kevin
  • Victor
  • Steamworks
  • Japanese Bridge

Minis

  • Patchwork Hiro

Ofuro de MiniCar

  • Jam Thomas
  • Rusted Hiro

Books

Nintendo Wii/Nintendo DS

iOS/Android/LeapReader

DVD Packs

UK

US

AUS

GER

Trailers and Featurettes

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