Ironically he could have walked in with a copy of the constitution and said,”Dancing is protected as free speech under the 1st amendment.” And they’d have nothing to counter him with.
There are actually several things I like better in this version and one of them is how the uncle sticks up for Ren in this scene and in another scene with the preacher where he says Ariel isn’t good enough for Ren.
They say they speak for the town because they are from the town, well their kids are from the town to and they want to dance and listen to music without fear of being arrested for it!!!!!
I like both versions of this movie and every time I drive through Elmore City, Oklahoma (which is almost every week) I think of how different it was back then compared to know
Why does no version of this movie bring up the separation of church and state? The preacher has the right to ban dancing in his home and in his church if he believes it can corrupt souls, but Constitutionally, by utilizing a religious belief to implement and uphold a law, they have invalidated their law. I want a version of this movie to have the students sue the town/council for their Constitutional right not to live in a town where religious beliefs have legal consequences
Just because the constitution has separation of church and state doesn't mean that it actually holds fully in society. That's why gay marriage and abortion laws were in place for so long, people leaning on their ridiculous religious beliefs to the point they want to impose them on others.
It's funny cause the Bible doesn't say dancing is illegal or corrupting in fact when the Israelites came out of Egypt and through the Red Sea because of God's grace and help they danced and sang and worshipped! I love that they brought the Bible and Scripture into this movie!! More movies need Christian values put into it! Dancing ist corrupting now what happens when underage kids drink and are inappropriate that's bad.
If I lived in that town Me: “ I just wanna learn how to dance ballet ! And learn how to dance musical theater style ! Besides dance is a good thing it helps brain activity and it keeps people in shape . If I’m gonna stay in shape at least let me trick my brain!“
Joshua Orro Have you ever seen a 45 yr. old drunk white guy at techno music club at 1:30 in the morning trying to dance? Maybe its not illegal, but it should be.
You have the right to believe whatever you want, but you don't have the right to force your beliefs on others. The preacher can ban whatever he wants in his home, on his property and in his Church, but he has nothing to say about everywhere else in that town. Some of my neighbors play loud music often, some do it too loud, and I've gotten into arguments with some about it, but I don't think it should outlawed. You can have fun as long as you don't disturb other people.
Are you serious? Ok... That guy says God is happy seeing us dance but he is incorrect..... You want to dance in front of God with electro? Trance? Country? Blues? Wtf? God enjoy the cristian and he love to see the dance with his music not that music you understand?
god loves everyone and im pretty sure as long as your praising him he doesn't care what kind of music you dance to lol. you act like god personally told you what not to do and its ridiculous.
I love Bible scene. Amen that guy I'm glad he stand up but the pastor he can't always blame the music kid going kid they do crazy stuff because like Wiz&Snoop they just young wild and free
This is one of my favourite scenes in the movie, the enemy has turned a lot dancing into drugs especiallyThe underground scene which are used to be part of, I am a born again Christian now but it doesn’t matter if you are or not, dancing is an amazing beautiful thing whether you are a believer all know the Lord tells us to Dance. Jeremiah 31:13 Then shall the young women rejoice in the dance, and the young men and the old shall be merry. I will turn their mourning into joy; I will comfort them, and give them gladness for sorrow.🙏
They say that the bible is JUST stories that are used to guide people in the right direction where U don't have to believe them. So when you think about how church were running the laws around this town, they forgot one about King David
I know that the kids in the beginning get killed they should ban alcohol and drugs not dancing. Dancing isn’t what killed them. They weren’t paying attention to what they were doing.
If you remember in the movie, the 3 kids that died git drunk and stoned in the next town over and were in a car accident in their town. So the no drinking, dancing, smoking pot laws in their town doesnt help to keep much control over the kids. They'll just head to the next town. In fact thats what Wren and the other 3 did. They went to a bar in the next town drank and danced.
IMO, this revised scene doesn't match up to the original.. the original being SO much more powerful. Cutting out the past part where Bacon said "That's the way it was in the beginning... that's the way it's always been.... that's the way it should be now" in one of the best mic drops in cinematic history should never have been dropped.
3:57 There's a certain wisdom that u don't have to believe everything the bible says. There just stories to guide people in the right direction and u can't turn them in higher Archy or power
I would love being in a Christian country and follow their rule. I watched this movie, and i didn't even understand why Ariel and wes warnicker were so depressed in their society. See our Christian life in the Middle East country of Asia, we are dying to get this freedom of going church and celebrating Christmas.I wish i was closer to god.😭😩!! Amen !! Amen!!
#2001SEPTEMBER11 #ALWAYSNEVERFORGETWITHPROGRESS GLOBAL WAR AGAINST what kind of terrorism? Due to someone’s perspective of consciousness mind…. 2 Samuel6:14 excuse me ☝️ I #AVELEON
I don't know how dancing or any particular form of artistic and emotional expression is against God. God gave humanity the ability and creativity to express ourselves through music and enjoyment of such. That the preacher didn't believe that God was against dancing, he was just abusing scripture to get what he want because he was too ignorant to understand.
As a man studying to be a Priest, I'm sad to say that many of my Protestant brethren and even some of my Catholic brethren behave similarly in regards to using scripture to get what they want. I hope in my Priesthood, God willing, I can be a part of the change regarding the public perception of some groups of Christianity.
I wouldn't say it was so much a desire to control the masses as it was a desire for the Reverend to deal with his pain. Recall that Reverend Moore had a son named Bobby who died in the film's opening sequence. As his wife indicates later on, both the Reverend and his daughter Ariel deal with their emotions in extreme ways. Moreover, Ariel points out that Bobby spent his whole life trying to do right by his family in every way until the accident that cost Bobby his life. From then on, Reverend Moore would blame Bobby's behavior that night for the pain he had to endure just like he wanted to blame Ren wrongly for Ariel getting physically assaulted. Based on these premises, he obviously didn't know how to cope with the loss of his son properly and thus he pushed through to have these draconian measures passed so quickly that he didn't give himself or the town enough time to process the grief. These laws that he pressured the town council into adopting were just a means for him to take his anguish out on the town and shut out the rest of the world. I would think that anybody who's been so afflicted with heartbreak and pain would not be able to think things through carefully. It's human nature for anybody to rationalize and try to draw conclusions wrongly when you're going through a stressful situation like he did. I would also argue that if not for the accident that cost the lives of Bobby and his friends, the ban might never have happened. This isn't an excuse for the Reverend's actions in banning dancing or what not. It's an explanation for why he thinks, speaks, and acts the way he does.
God people here are acting like this was some real life event, this town council is a elected body, yea talk all you want of how the kids are town too but they cant vote,
sleuth 2077 Well, that’s the thing. The town tried justifying their injustice and oppression through scripture, so it’s the only language they could really understand.
I wouldn't say it was so much a desire to control the masses as it was a desire for the Reverend to deal with his pain. Recall that Reverend Moore had a son named Bobby who died in the film's opening sequence. As his wife indicates later on, both the Reverend and his daughter Ariel deal with their emotions in extreme ways. Moreover, Ariel points out that Bobby spent his whole life trying to do right by his family in every way until the accident that cost Bobby his life. From then on, Reverend Moore would blame Bobby's behavior that night for the pain he had to endure just like he wanted to blame Ren wrongly for Ariel getting physically assaulted. Based on these premises, he obviously didn't know how to cope with the loss of his son properly and thus he pushed through to have these draconian measures passed so quickly that he didn't give himself or the town enough time to process the grief. These laws that he pressured the town council into adopting were just a means for him to take his anguish out on the town and shut out the rest of the world. I would think that anybody who's been so afflicted with heartbreak and pain would not be able to think things through carefully. It's human nature for anybody to rationalize and try to draw conclusions wrongly when you're going through a stressful situation like he did. I would also argue that if not for the accident that cost the lives of Bobby and his friends, the ban might never have happened. This isn't an excuse for the Reverend's actions in banning dancing or what not. It's an explanation for why he thinks, speaks, and acts the way he does.
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I'm a little confused. Making laws that prohibited one's freedom to dance and listen to music, isn't that a violation of the freedom giving by the Constitution? Does a county really have the power to introduce such a law?
The town shouldn't outlaw dancing, but his arguments here are really dumb. These kids are fighting for the right to praise God through dance? I'm not sure that's what's going on here.
Twist not scripture lest you be like the devil. David danced because of his Love of God. "This is OUR time" huh. Jesus said "Pick up your cross, deny yourself". All that said, this looks SOO bad.
Back in the 80's, the premise was so outrageous and dumb that it made for a fun movie. In 2021, people are so insane that I'm surprised it isn't law in all conservative states.
Are you freakin kiddin me?! I'm from the heart of Kansas and we're as red as it comes and there are two incredibly popular country dance clubs. Because by conservative I assume you mean small country towns or more country states. Dude we here in the country love to dance.
Dancing is really bad it leads to drinking and grinding and more problems. If it's innocent Dancing like in the original footloose it's not a big deal but grinding and twerking is seriously a problem and basically dry sex. Jesus created these rules to help us not commit other sins. Something as small as dancing leads to other bigger problems like night clubs and sex.
You think night clubs and sex are going away if you prohibit dancing? Mate, this is the 21st century. Your religious beliefs are irrelevant in this discussion as A) not everybody is a member of your religion and B) the law and religion are totally separate entities.
Someone needs to bring this issue to taliban of they have no right ban sport and ban women participation, there isn't a law in there holy book states sports to be banned
@abc.animal514 Well for a start; the cast, the acting and mediocre directing... therefore the drama is missing and it's just another teen flick for the people without any soul.
Ironically he could have walked in with a copy of the constitution and said,”Dancing is protected as free speech under the 1st amendment.” And they’d have nothing to counter him with.
Literally. He could have ended all of that shit real quick.
@@unrequitedmastermind i am not from america so i dont know, is it really?
@@garywarburton3124 in simple terms yes. Congress can't deny us free speech.
@@unrequitedmastermind thank you
@@garywarburton3124 you're welcome.
There are actually several things I like better in this version and one of them is how the uncle sticks up for Ren in this scene and in another scene with the preacher where he says Ariel isn’t good enough for Ren.
The remake overall was way more upbeat overall. I do agree with you though, I like the family side better in the remake.
They say they speak for the town because they are from the town, well their kids are from the town to and they want to dance and listen to music without fear of being arrested for it!!!!!
"In my own way" undervalued line by far
It’s basically kids against most of the adults here. Except, Ren’s boss, his aunt & uncle & Ariel’s mother
I love the Bible scene! Thank you 🙏
I like both versions of this movie and every time I drive through Elmore City, Oklahoma (which is almost every week) I think of how different it was back then compared to know
And David danced for the lord with all his might!
Why does no version of this movie bring up the separation of church and state? The preacher has the right to ban dancing in his home and in his church if he believes it can corrupt souls, but Constitutionally, by utilizing a religious belief to implement and uphold a law, they have invalidated their law. I want a version of this movie to have the students sue the town/council for their Constitutional right not to live in a town where religious beliefs have legal consequences
I want to see a version where the town council and their families are killed in a montage at the end. With the original footloose song.
PREACHER DOESN'T OWNED THE TOWN
@@critter2 preacher doesnt own the town, but if elected town council members vote those laws in then they are still laws
Just because the constitution has separation of church and state doesn't mean that it actually holds fully in society. That's why gay marriage and abortion laws were in place for so long, people leaning on their ridiculous religious beliefs to the point they want to impose them on others.
Yeah, but have you ever seen a small town?
i love how that actress who plays the mom always plays a good woman
the one beside the guy that is mostly talking on the left of him is my uncle
What an awesome soundtrack in the background
It's funny cause the Bible doesn't say dancing is illegal or corrupting in fact when the Israelites came out of Egypt and through the Red Sea because of God's grace and help they danced and sang and worshipped! I love that they brought the Bible and Scripture into this movie!! More movies need Christian values put into it! Dancing ist corrupting now what happens when underage kids drink and are inappropriate that's bad.
If I lived in that town
Me:
“ I just wanna learn how to dance ballet ! And learn how to dance musical theater style ! Besides dance is a good thing it helps brain activity and it keeps people in shape . If I’m gonna stay in shape at least let me trick my brain!“
Dancing is Not A Crime
Joshua Orro
Have you ever seen a 45 yr. old drunk white guy at techno music club at 1:30 in the morning trying to dance? Maybe its not illegal, but it should be.
Unless You Do It Without Me
Joshua Orro You’re right dancing is not a crime anymore
@@annaliseorchard592 I was waiting for this comment lol
Ren's accent is adorable
You have the right to believe whatever you want, but you don't have the right to force your beliefs on others. The preacher can ban whatever he wants in his home, on his property and in his Church, but he has nothing to say about everywhere else in that town. Some of my neighbors play loud music often, some do it too loud, and I've gotten into arguments with some about it, but I don't think it should outlawed. You can have fun as long as you don't disturb other people.
Just make sure you keep the same energy with Muslims
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Are you serious? Ok... That guy says God is happy seeing us dance but he is incorrect..... You want to dance in front of God with electro? Trance? Country? Blues? Wtf?
God enjoy the cristian and he love to see the dance with his music not that music you understand?
god loves everyone and im pretty sure as long as your praising him he doesn't care what kind of music you dance to lol. you act like god personally told you what not to do and its ridiculous.
m. s ok lets go to party, lets drunk and lets dance electro because god loves it hahahaha wtf
yeah because electro music automatically relates to getting drunk, your SO smart!!
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Abolish the dance law is the right thing to do after 3 long years. I would hate living in Bomont!
Mike Weber Believe it or not, there are towns in real life that have had that law
@@joewhitehead3 which ones ?!
He would make such a good pastor and/or Lawyer👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽✝️
I love Bible scene. Amen that guy I'm glad he stand up but the pastor he can't always blame the music kid going kid they do crazy stuff because like Wiz&Snoop they just young wild and free
I love this move
I cant believe they actually got away with an allegory about some kind of injustice in a movie about dancing and only dancing....
This is one of my favourite scenes in the movie, the enemy has turned a lot dancing into drugs especiallyThe underground scene which are used to be part of, I am a born again Christian now but it doesn’t matter if you are or not, dancing is an amazing beautiful thing whether you are a believer all know the Lord tells us to Dance.
Jeremiah 31:13
Then shall the young women rejoice in the dance, and the young men and the old shall be merry. I will turn their mourning into joy; I will comfort them, and give them gladness for sorrow.🙏
How many federal law and constitutional law did this town violate?
is miles teller in footloose
yes he is
They say that the bible is JUST stories that are used to guide people in the right direction where U don't have to believe them. So when you think about how church were running the laws around this town, they forgot one about King David
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I know that the kids in the beginning get killed they should ban alcohol and drugs not dancing. Dancing isn’t what killed them. They weren’t paying attention to what they were doing.
If you remember in the movie, the 3 kids that died git drunk and stoned in the next town over and were in a car accident in their town. So the no drinking, dancing, smoking pot laws in their town doesnt help to keep much control over the kids. They'll just head to the next town. In fact thats what Wren and the other 3 did. They went to a bar in the next town drank and danced.
They should ban alcohol or have a age limit for alcohol
IMO, this revised scene doesn't match up to the original.. the original being SO much more powerful. Cutting out the past part where Bacon said "That's the way it was in the beginning... that's the way it's always been.... that's the way it should be now" in one of the best mic drops in cinematic history should never have been dropped.
The actor playing the preacher is totally unbelievable.
Umm, excuse me, you’re only allowed to EVER refer to Dennis Quaid by name; NEVER as “The actor”.
It is called chaperoning, Reverend and parents! Let them dance!
Feel good kind of movie
3:57
There's a certain wisdom that u don't have to believe everything the bible says. There just stories to guide people in the right direction and u can't turn them in higher Archy or power
I would love being in a Christian country and follow their rule. I watched this movie, and i didn't even understand why Ariel and wes warnicker were so depressed in their society. See our Christian life in the Middle East country of Asia, we are dying to get this freedom of going church and celebrating Christmas.I wish i was closer to god.😭😩!! Amen !! Amen!!
We’re not wrong break the rules cross the state line together fun let’s dance 💫✨
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I am limited due to my currency and technology of ancient #SCHÉEMEEEESORPYYYYRAMIDDS POSITIVELY SPEAKING …… I digress
#2001SEPTEMBER11 #ALWAYSNEVERFORGETWITHPROGRESS GLOBAL WAR AGAINST what kind of terrorism? Due to someone’s perspective of consciousness mind…. 2 Samuel6:14 excuse me ☝️ I #AVELEON
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I love Kenny wornmald in center stage turn it up
its been a while since i seen this movie
I don't know how dancing or any particular form of artistic and emotional expression is against God. God gave humanity the ability and creativity to express ourselves through music and enjoyment of such.
That the preacher didn't believe that God was against dancing, he was just abusing scripture to get what he want because he was too ignorant to understand.
As a man studying to be a Priest, I'm sad to say that many of my Protestant brethren and even some of my Catholic brethren behave similarly in regards to using scripture to get what they want. I hope in my Priesthood, God willing, I can be a part of the change regarding the public perception of some groups of Christianity.
I wouldn't say it was so much a desire to control the masses as it was a desire for the Reverend to deal with his pain. Recall that Reverend Moore had a son named Bobby who died in the film's opening sequence. As his wife indicates later on, both the Reverend and his daughter Ariel deal with their emotions in extreme ways. Moreover, Ariel points out that Bobby spent his whole life trying to do right by his family in every way until the accident that cost Bobby his life. From then on, Reverend Moore would blame Bobby's behavior that night for the pain he had to endure just like he wanted to blame Ren wrongly for Ariel getting physically assaulted. Based on these premises, he obviously didn't know how to cope with the loss of his son properly and thus he pushed through to have these draconian measures passed so quickly that he didn't give himself or the town enough time to process the grief.
These laws that he pressured the town council into adopting were just a means for him to take his anguish out on the town and shut out the rest of the world. I would think that anybody who's been so afflicted with heartbreak and pain would not be able to think things through carefully. It's human nature for anybody to rationalize and try to draw conclusions wrongly when you're going through a stressful situation like he did. I would also argue that if not for the accident that cost the lives of Bobby and his friends, the ban might never have happened.
This isn't an excuse for the Reverend's actions in banning dancing or what not. It's an explanation for why he thinks, speaks, and acts the way he does.
Ren MacCormack's got a point about dancing and loud music it’s not really that bad Oh and BTW it’s not that big of a deal
Does anyone else notice Brandon Butler from 13rw in the crowd at 4:47 all the way to the left third row up😳😳😳
God people here are acting like this was some real life event, this town council is a elected body, yea talk all you want of how the kids are town too but they cant vote,
Good fictional portrayal of how to use religion as a way to control the masses.
sleuth 2077 Well, that’s the thing. The town tried justifying their injustice and oppression through scripture, so it’s the only language they could really understand.
I wouldn't say it was so much a desire to control the masses as it was a desire for the Reverend to deal with his pain. Recall that Reverend Moore had a son named Bobby who died in the film's opening sequence. As his wife indicates later on, both the Reverend and his daughter Ariel deal with their emotions in extreme ways. Moreover, Ariel points out that Bobby spent his whole life trying to do right by his family in every way until the accident that cost Bobby his life. From then on, Reverend Moore would blame Bobby's behavior that night for the pain he had to endure just like he wanted to blame Ren wrongly for Ariel getting physically assaulted. Based on these premises, he obviously didn't know how to cope with the loss of his son properly and thus he pushed through to have these draconian measures passed so quickly that he didn't give himself or the town enough time to process the grief.
These laws that he pressured the town council into adopting were just a means for him to take his anguish out on the town and shut out the rest of the world. I would think that anybody who's been so afflicted with heartbreak and pain would not be able to think things through carefully. It's human nature for anybody to rationalize and try to draw conclusions wrongly when you're going through a stressful situation like he did. I would also argue that if not for the accident that cost the lives of Bobby and his friends, the ban might never have happened.
This isn't an excuse for the Reverend's actions in banning dancing or what not. It's an explanation for why he thinks, speaks, and acts the way he does.
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I like the Amish version of this movie where the elders just said take a year off and see if you like it better anywhere else.
I'm a little confused. Making laws that prohibited one's freedom to dance and listen to music, isn't that a violation of the freedom giving by the Constitution? Does a county really have the power to introduce such a law?
Who’s still watching 2020
2024 bro
no where near kevin bacon's performance !!!!
get over yourselfs people grow pair stop bitching and cut nonsense
Christopher or Chris/Critter C fuck they can criticize a movie
This is a piece of crap.
Bacon's performance in this scene is an underrated piece of cinematic genius. He's a better actor than he's given credit for.
@@critter2 it's called an opinion you tosspot.
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He's no Kevin Bacon.
Change is different, he's not Kevin Bacon but he's a damn good actor. 🤡
There was a time when they thought ballet was evil. Isn't that silly?
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Let me get this straight... injustice, religion, freedom of speech, race allegory. IN A MOVIE ABOUT DANCING......... WHAT!!!!!!!!
The town shouldn't outlaw dancing, but his arguments here are really dumb. These kids are fighting for the right to praise God through dance? I'm not sure that's what's going on here.
It’s a film; it’s a fiction. Deal with it.
Twist not scripture lest you be like the devil. David danced because of his Love of God. "This is OUR time" huh. Jesus said "Pick up your cross, deny yourself". All that said, this looks SOO bad.
And David dance with church music not that music...
Don’t think David was grinding with a girl in a big mosh pit...
Cheesy as fuck. I just wanted to see the dance scenes but NOOOOOO, RUclips insisted on autoplaying this video.
Back in the 80's, the premise was so outrageous and dumb that it made for a fun movie.
In 2021, people are so insane that I'm surprised it isn't law in all conservative states.
Are you freakin kiddin me?! I'm from the heart of Kansas and we're as red as it comes and there are two incredibly popular country dance clubs. Because by conservative I assume you mean small country towns or more country states. Dude we here in the country love to dance.
a good in your Baptist will tell you that and Samuel David wasn't dancing for the Lord with all his might but he was just marching
I had a dream against Bonnie henry about no dancing and I won
If they just replaced every time he said dancing with covid😂
The hollywood's manipulation of the scripture. Dancing for the God and dancing for the satan are 2 different opposite things.
Dancing is really bad it leads to drinking and grinding and more problems. If it's innocent Dancing like in the original footloose it's not a big deal but grinding and twerking is seriously a problem and basically dry sex. Jesus created these rules to help us not commit other sins. Something as small as dancing leads to other bigger problems like night clubs and sex.
You think night clubs and sex are going away if you prohibit dancing? Mate, this is the 21st century. Your religious beliefs are irrelevant in this discussion as A) not everybody is a member of your religion and B) the law and religion are totally separate entities.
@@antred11 You are the part of religion, the beast religion, but you are not aware of.
@@KnowTheTruth2012 What is "the beast religion?"
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law
but not anymore. 2021 is here, so you will do what "IT" wants.
Shut up stupid troll. Aka: Karen
I would be ok with rap and hip hop being banned forever
You mean brand new rap and hip-hop or all rap and hip-hop in general
Lol this shit is so cringe and I love it
The new speech is so much fucking worse
So “spiritual corruption” is worse than drugs and alcohol? Priorities.
What does it profit a man to gain the world but forfeit his soul
John Lithgow was better as Reverend Moore. He just holds a heavier weight and repressed emotion than Dennis Quaid is capable of.
Someone needs to bring this issue to taliban of they have no right ban sport and ban women participation, there isn't a law in there holy book states sports to be banned
Lolol the misuse of Bible verses in this scene is so fucking lazy 😂 I cannot even.
Oddly enough. religion and a fictional movie ....the irony.
watching this bland remake, makes the original film look like a piece of cinematic art....
Fcblover What makes it bland?
@abc.animal514 Well for a start; the cast, the acting and mediocre directing... therefore the drama is missing and it's just another teen flick for the people without any soul.
@@Fcblover What a hater lol.
Lousy remake.
Too pretty. Looks like he went to an expensive boarding school. Kevin Bacon was better 😂
His looks? That bothers you?
@@joewhitehead3😂 yep. Too good looking. He isn’t relatable. And it’s wrong for the character.
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