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"Pellaeon is completely loyal."
"I agree. But his loyalty is to the Empire, not you."
―Grand Admirals Balanhai Savit and Thrawn — (audio) Listen (file info)[5]

Gilad Pellaeon was a human male who served as a captain in the Imperial Navy during the reign of the Galactic Empire. During his service in the 96th Task Force led by Admiral Thrawn, Pellaeon participated in select Imperial gatherings to search for promising individuals to bring into his admiral's service. One such recruit was Magistrate Morgan Elsbeth of Corvus, whom the captain met when the former showcased her TIE Defender designs to a group of Imperial officers. Pellaeon was later assigned to Grand Admiral Balanhai Savit's Third Fleet and given the command of the Imperial Star Destroyer Harbinger. When Savit was exposed as a traitor who was stealing components from Project Stardust, Pellaeon sided with Commodore Karyn Faro and helped her arrest his superior.

After Savit was relieved of his duty, Pellaeon and the Harbinger were reassigned to assist Thrawn's Seventh Fleet. Together with Thrawn, by then a Grand Admiral, Pellaeon participated in the Imperial blockade of the planet Lothal until it was liberated by the rebel Spectres and their allies in 1 BBY. During the liberation, all Imperial starships present were destroyed by flocks of the spacefaring purrgil, and Pellaeon's communication with the Grand Admiral was quickly cut off. Although the captain survived the battle, Thrawn disappeared into the unknown when the creatures pulled his flagship, the Chimaera, into hyperspace.

Pellaeon outlived the Empire itself, which was defeated by the Rebel Alliance in the Galactic Civil War. While the Alliance reorganized itself as the New Republic, the Empire fractured into various holdouts. Alongside other Imperial Remnant warlords, such as Moff Gideon and Commandant Brendol Hux, Pellaeon joined the Shadow Council to secretly coordinate their efforts to restore the Empire. Representing his own delegation in the Council, the captain believed that Thrawn's return and leadership would allow the resurgence of the Imperial Military, though he was faced with skepticism by Gideon. In a Council meeting held around 9 ABY, Pellaeon and Hux agreed to send reinforcements for Gideon's forces to foil the Mandalorians' plan to retake their homeworld Mandalore, albeit without success.

Biography[]

Serving Admiral Thrawn[]

"My superior sends me to these meetings to search for people with a particular vision. However, I have a question for you. Why is it that you want to lend your substantial talents and vision to the Empire?"
―Captain Pellaeon, to Morgan Elsbeth — (audio) Listen (file info)[7]
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Pellaeon attended certain Imperial meetings seeking out promising individuals such as Morgan Elsbeth.

During the reign of the Galactic Empire, Gilad Pellaeon was an Imperial officer who held the rank of captain within the Imperial Navy,[5] serving in Admiral Thrawn's 96th Task Force.[6] Under Thrawn's directives, Pellaeon attended select gatherings of Imperial personnel, scouting for promising individuals who shared a specific vision.[7] Sometime between 9 BBY and 2 BBY,[8] Pellaeon participated in one such assembly aboard an Imperial-class Star Destroyer[7] above the city planet of Coruscant. There, he[3] observed a presentation by Morgan Elsbeth, the magistrate of the planet Corvus, showcasing her designs for an advanced starfighter[7] called the TIE Defender[3] in hopes of striking a deal with the Empire for its production.[7]

While Pellaeon was impressed by Elsbeth and her work, Moff Isdain abruptly terminated the magistrate's negotiation and expressed his intent to forcibly acquire the resources of Corvus and its neighboring star systems on behalf of the Empire. Once Isdain and other officers exited the boardroom, Pellaeon approached the disheartened magistrate, praising her work and inquiring about the alteration to the engine manifold in her fighter design. After reassuring Elsbeth of his genuine interest, unlike Isdain's scheme to exploit her resources, Pellaeon questioned the magistrate about her decision to offer her services to the Empire. Elsbeth then responded with a canned answer about serving "the glory of the Empire," to which Pellaeon acknowledged by pondering for a moment and thanked her for her time before leaving the room.[7]

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Pellaeon witnessed Elsbeth besting Rukh in combat on the rampart of Calodan, the capital of Corvus.

Pellaeon later conveyed his encounter with Elsbeth to Thrawn, who soon traveled to Calodan,[7] the capital city of Corvus,[9] with the captain to meet the magistrate in person. There, they first assessed Elsbeth's combat prowess by sending[7] the Noghri assassin[3] Rukh to attack her on the city's rampart. As the assassin was bested by Elsbeth, Pellaeon approached the two, commending the magistrate's triumph and dismissing Rukh. After Pellaeon explained to the magistrate that the skirmish was a deliberate test, he expressed his eagerness to collaborate with her and left, leaving the scene for Thrawn, who welcomed Elsbeth to his service.[7]

Assignment to the Third Fleet[]

"This is Captain Gilad Pellaeon, commanding the ISD Harbinger. I've reviewed the data sent by the Chimaera, and have concluded that the evidence is sufficient to justify an official inquiry. Accordingly, I am placing the Harbinger under the authority of Commodore Faro and calling on Grand Admiral Savit to surrender his command. I also call on Captains Lochry and Rasdel to join me—"
―Captain Pellaeon turns against Grand Admiral Savit — (audio) Listen (file info)[5]
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Following the arrest of the traitorous Grand Admiral Savit, Pellaeon was assigned to Grand Admiral Thrawn's (pictured) Seventh Fleet.

Some time later, Pellaeon was assigned to Grand Admiral Balanhai Savit's Third Fleet as the commanding officer of the Imperial Star Destroyer Harbinger, though the Grand Admiral was not satisfied with the degree of Pellaeon's personal loyalty to him. During the fleet's anti-piracy campaign in the Esaga sector[5] in 1 BBY,[10] Savit ordered Pellaeon and the latter's first officer to meet him to discuss a pirate-hunting mission. However, unbeknownst to Pellaeon, the Grand Admiral himself had hired the pirates in order to steal components from Project Stardust, which saw the construction of the Empire's Death Star superweapon.[5]

Not long after, Thrawn— who had been promoted to Grand Admiral of the Seventh Fleet and was aiming to remove Savit from command by exposing his treachery—asked Savit to turn over the captive Assistant Director Brierly Ronan to him and sent coordinates for a rendezvous. Savit traveled to the prearranged star system with four Star Destroyers, including Pellaeon's Harbinger, and met with Thrawn's flagship, the Star Destroyer Chimaera, commanded by Commodore Karyn Faro. Suspecting an ambush, Savit sent the Harbinger to sweep a nearby space station, which was actually used by Savit's pirates, as a precaution to keep Pellaeon away from a possible conflict. Savit also gave Pellaeon permission to send over boarding parties if he wished, which the captain benefited from by dispatching an advance survey team to the station, even though the Grand Admiral would later ignore Pellaeon's report on the matter. Meanwhile, Faro transmitted evidence of Savit's complicity with the pirates to the Third Fleet personnel.[5]

Shortly after, Savit's three remaining Star Destroyers engaged in a skirmish against the Chimaera. During the encounter, Pellaeon reviewed the evidence against Savit and concluded that an official inquiry against the Grand Admiral was justified. Pellaeon then called for Savit to surrender his command, as well as calling on fellow Captains Lochry and Rasdel to join him. He further placed the Harbinger under the command of Faro. Following Savit's arrest, Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin reassigned Pellaeon and the Harbinger to the Seventh Fleet, believing the captain might prove useful to Thrawn's ongoing struggle against the Lothalite insurgents. On the Grand Admiral's order, Faro contacted the reassigned captain and arranged a rendezvous of the Harbinger with Thrawn's fleet at the planet Lothal.[5]

Imperial blockade of Lothal[]

"Get Captain Pellaeon."
"Sir, they came out of hyperspace! I've never seen…"
―Grand Admiral Thrawn and Pellaeon encounter the purrgil over Lothal — (audio) Listen (file info)[11]
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Captain Pellaeon participated in Thrawn's blockade of the planet Lothal.

Later in 1 BBY,[10] Pellaeon took part in the Empire's orbital blockade around Lothal as part of Thrawn's fleet. However, the blockade failed to stop a band of rebels, led by Jedi Padawan Ezra Bridger of the Spectres, from launching an attack that liberated the planet from its Imperial occupation.[11]

While Thrawn was dealing with the rebels on the planet's surface, he learned that the entire blockade was destroyed by several objects not identifiable to the Imperials. The Grand Admiral subsequently contacted Pellaeon to inquire about the situation, and the captain reported that their attackers had come out of hyperspace before their communication was quickly severed. Moments later, Thrawn discovered that the Imperial vessels were destroyed by flocks of purrgil[11]—massive, whalelike creatures that were naturally capable of traveling through hyperspace—as part of Bridger's attack.[12] Although Pellaeon survived the battle,[1] Thrawn and Bridger went missing in action as both were aboard the Chimaera when the ship was carried into hyperspace by the purrgil,[11] leaving Thrawn stranded in a far galaxy.[13] Having lost the liberated planet to the rebels, the Empire never again returned to Lothal.[11] Following Thrawn's disappearance, some Imperials wished for his legacy to be a failure and stalled the promotion of some of his subordinates, one of whom was Pellaeon.[14]

New Republic Era and legacy[]

"Captain Pellaeon, you always speak with much authority, and yet, I see, once again, that Grand Admiral Thrawn is missing from your delegation. Any word on when he will be able to participate in the Shadow Council?"
"With respect, our one hope for success relies upon the secrecy of his return."
―Moff Gideon and Captain Pellaeon in a Shadow Council meeting — (audio) Listen (file info)[1]
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Pellaeon, along with other members of the fallen Galactic Empire, formed part of the Shadow Council.

Years after the Liberation of Lothal, the Empire lost the Galactic Civil War against the Rebel Alliance, which restyled itself as the New Republic. With the apparent death of Emperor Sheev Palpatine at the Battle of Endor in 4 ABY, the Empire shattered into various remnant factions.[10] Despite the Empire's fall, Pellaeon remained an Imperial loyalist and joined the secret Shadow Council, which consisted of remnant Imperial warlords wanted by the Republic, in hopes of restoring the Empire to its former glory. The captain represented his own delegation in the Council, whose members each operated in a particular sector of the galaxy. Along with fellow council member Commandant Brendol Hux, Pellaeon held a considerable amount of resources and equipment at his disposal.[1]

Around 9 ABY,[15] Pellaeon attended a meeting of the Shadow Council via hologram, during which he warned an Imperial warlord about the latter's hit-and-run operations to plunder the hyperspace lanes, believing they were gaining too much New Republic attention. While other council members voiced their opinions in favor of a demonstration of power for citizens of the galaxy, Pellaeon advised the group to be cautious about revealing their true strength until the imminent return of Grand Admiral Thrawn, which, in his opinion, would bring forth the reemergence of the Imperial Military, while proving sufficient time for the completion of Project Necromancer supervised by Hux.[1]

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Unlike some of his colleagues, Pellaeon believed the Shadow Council should refrain from gaining the New Republic's attention.

Moff Gideon, another member of the Shadow Council, was skeptical about Pellaeon's claims and openly criticized the captain for speaking with much confidence despite the lack of evidence of Thrawn's return. Although Pellaeon tried to assure him by stating that it was kept secret, Gideon suggested to the Council that perhaps a new leader should be sought, a proposition that saw support by some of the warlords, much to the displeasure of Pellaeon. During the remainder of the meeting, Hux and Pellaeon also reviewed the Moff's request for reinforcements for his forces, including three Praetorian Guards, TIE interceptors, and TIE bombers.[1]

Although Pellaeon mocked Gideon's request for guards at first, he was concerned to hear the Moff was up against Mandalorians,[1] an ancient society of legendary warriors[12] preparing to reclaim their homeworld of Mandalore. Fearing that a Mandalorian resurgence would hinder the Council's designs, Pellaeon, alongside Hux, approved Gideon's request. With his promise of victory against the Mandalorians, the Moff uttered the phrase "Long live the Empire," which was echoed by the other council members in unison.[1] Despite the Shadow Council's support, Gideon ultimately failed to stop the Mandalorians from retaking their homeworld, which cost him his life.[16] Not long after, thanks to Elsbeth's efforts, Thrawn returned from his exile in the far galaxy[13] as Pellaeon hoped.[1] In 35 ABY,[17] the historian Beaumont Kin mentioned Pellaeon in the fifteenth chapter of[14] his[18] book, The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire, in a section discussing the Imperial fleet and its combat engagements. In the work, Kin discussed Pellaeon's lack of immediate promotion following the Battle of Lothal compared to others under Thrawn's command. The historian presumed that some individuals wished for Thrawn's legacy to be one of failure, noting that Pellaeon was passed over for advancement due to the decisions of some Imperials.[14]

Personality and traits[]

"Captain Pellaeon's not a blind follower, and Savit knows it."
―Commodore Karyn Faro — (audio) Listen (file info)[5]
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Captain Pellaeon was loyal to the Empire even after the regime fell.

Gilad Pellaeon was a human[1] male[2] who possessed blue eyes, light skin,[4] and white hair[3] with a mustache.[1] By 2 BBY,[8] the captain had an elderly appearance.[3] While serving in Thrawn's 96th Task Force,[6] Pellaeon was intrigued by Elsbeth following her TIE Defender presentation, recognizing her as a potential asset to the Empire. When the magistrate demonstrated her combat proficiency against Rukh, he was impressed and indicated his keen interest in working with her while tipping his kepi.[7]

As an Imperial officer, Pellaeon's loyalty lay with the Empire itself instead of blindly following any individual commander. After receiving evidence suggesting his commanding officer, Grand Admiral Savit, had committed treason, Pellaeon turned against Savit and demanded his surrender.[5] During the Liberation of Lothal, Captain Pellaeon was astonished upon witnessing the purrgil swarm coming out of hyperspace and attacking the blockade of Imperial starships over the planet.[11]

After the Empire's fall, Pellaeon's loyalty to the regime endured as he continued to work for the Imperial remnants. While he found the New Republic to be vulnerable, Pellaeon believed the remaining Imperial forces must not waste their strength and should operate discreetly without revealing the coordination between the remnant factions. The captain coveted Thrawn's leadership for the remains of the Empire and saw the Grand Admiral's return as their only hope for success.[1]

Skills and abilities[]

"I have no doubt Captain Pellaeon's presence will be unnecessary to your final victory against this current rebel activity, but he may prove useful to you."
―Grand Moff Tarkin, to Thrawn — (audio) Listen (file info)[5]
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Pellaeon inspects Morgan Elsbeth's designs for the TIE Defender.

Gilad Pellaeon was a capable military officer whose skills were noticed by high-ranking Imperials such as Grand Admiral Savit and Grand Moff Tarkin.[5] He possessed a degree of knowledge about the inner workings of a starfighter as he was able to appreciate the sophistication of Elsbeth's schematics for the TIE Defender. The captain was also fluent in the Galactic Basic Standard language.[7]

Equipment[]

Pellaeon wore a gray Imperial officer's uniform along with an Imperial kepi, a pair of black gloves, and a black belt. Both his kepi and belt buckle featured an officer's disk on the front. The captain's tunic was adorned by code cylinders in small pockets near the shoulders and a rank insignia plaque on the top left torso,[1] which consisted of three squares followed by a blue square[7] when the single line plaques were the norm in the Empire.[19] By the time of the New Republic Era, his rank plaque had three red squares over three blue squares, and his tunic featured the emblem of the Seventh Fleet on the left shoulder.[1]

Behind the scenes[]

Reintroduction into Star Wars canon[]

"I just wanted to mention the name so it gets in there, so it's something people can use. And sometimes that's what I can do for things that come out of Legends. I could create just another Captain with some name there or I could put someone like Pellaeon in play. And then maybe he gets picked up in comics or novels, I don't know. But I think that would be kind of fun to do, and it's a way to get that idea rolling."
―Dave Filoni, on the inclusion of Pellaeon in Star Wars Rebels[20]
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Actor Xander Berkeley portrays Gilad Pellaeon in The Mandalorian and Tales of the Empire.

Gilad Pellaeon was reintroduced into Star Wars canon in the Star Wars Rebels animated series finale, "Family Reunion – and Farewell," which was written by executive producer Dave Filoni and his team[11] and first aired on March 5, 2018.[21] The character was voiced by Jim Cummings, who was also the voice of Hondo Ohnaka in the series.[11] Although author Timothy Zahn, the character's original creator in Star Wars Legends, was not informed of Pellaeon's inclusion in Star Wars Rebels beforehand,[22] he later used the character in his 2019 novel Thrawn: Treason, which reintroduced the character's first name, "Gilad," into canon.[5]

Pellaeon was first pictured, albeit in hologram form, via the character's live-action debut in "Chapter 23: The Spies,"[1] the seventh episode of the Disney+ original series The Mandalorian's third season, which was written by Filoni and Jon Favreau and premiered on April 12, 2023.[23] In the episode, Pellaeon was played by actor Xander Berkeley,[1] whose portrayal of the character was praised by Zahn.[24] Berkeley had to shave his beard but keep his mustache to bring Pellaeon to life[25] based on the character's depiction in Star Wars Legends media.[26] Berkeley reprised his role as the voice of Pellaeon in "The Path of Anger," the second episode of the animated anthology Star Wars: Tales of the Empire[7] released on May 4, 2024.[27]

Further canon stories and continuity[]

"We set up Captain Pellaeon in The Mandalorian, and that's a character that goes with Thrawn, so I'd love to see the two of them together."
―Dave Filoni, on possible future stories with Pellaeon[28]
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Following Pellaeon's introduction in Star Wars Rebels and The Mandalorian, Dave Filoni expressed his interest in reuniting the character with Thrawn in future New Republic–era stories.

Filoni described bringing back Legends characters like Pellaeon into canon as being one of his favorite parts of the job. He said that bringing in Pellaeon in Star Wars Rebels serves as[20] both an Easter egg for fans of the old Expanded Universe[29] and an opportunity for other authors to explore new stories for the character in canon, which creating a new character with a new name would not necessarily allow for.[20] Before the character's survival was confirmed in The Mandalorian,[1] Filoni had indicated that, in his opinion, Pellaeon somehow escaped and survived the events of the Star Wars Rebels finale—believing the character should not be "whimsically" killed off by a purrgil[29]—and expressed hope that other authors would continue Pellaeon's story.[20] He later hinted at the possibility of the character reuniting with Thrawn in the future New Republic–era stories set after the events of the first season of Ahsoka,[28] a 2023 live-action series created by Filoni.[13]

A trivia quiz published in Titan Magazines' Star Wars Insider 222 as part of the magazine's recurring "Jedi Master's Quiz" department[30] on October 31, 2023[31] describes Pellaeon as an admiral in a wrong answer for one of the questions.[30] According to the Imperial rank chart in Star Wars: Dawn of Rebellion: The Visual Guide, a 2023 reference book written by Pablo Hidalgo and Emily Shkoukani, Pellaeon's rank insignia plaque seen in "The Path of Anger" denotes the rank of army captain.[19] However, since the 96th Task Force was a naval unit[6] and the character is portrayed as a captain in the Imperial Navy in his other appearances,[5][11] this article assumes Pellaeon was a naval captain at that time as well.

Origins in Star Wars Legends[]

"Pellaeon, by the way, was named after Pelleas, an idealistic young knight in the King Arthur mythos."
―Timothy Zahn — (audio) Listen (file info)[32]
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Captain Pellaeon was Grand Admiral Thrawn's second-in-command in Star Wars Legends.

The character of Gilad Pellaeon originally appeared in the 1991 Star Wars Legends novel Heir to the Empire, the first volume in The Thrawn Trilogy by author Timothy Zahn.[33] Zahn named the character after Pelleas, a knight from the King Arthur legend,[32] while the 1995 reference book The Essential Guide to Characters, written by Andy Mangels, introduced his first name, "Gilad."[34] Pellaeon was first illustrated by Allen Nunis and Xeno Beckwith in Heir to the Empire Sourcebook, a 1992 roleplaying supplement and companion reference to Zahn's novel, published by West End Games for use with Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game.[35]

In these stories, Captain Pellaeon was a prominent military officer who served as Grand Admiral Thrawn's right-hand man during the latter's campaign against the New Republic following the Battle of Endor.[36] Pellaeon also played a significant role in numerous other Legends stories,[33] acting as the founding leader of the Imperial Remnant[37] and signing a peace treaty with the New Republic that ended the Galactic Civil War.[38] Through his many appearances over two decades,[33] Pellaeon became a fan-favorite Legends character.[20]

Appearances[]

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  2. 2.0 2.1 The-Mandalorian-logo The Mandalorian — "Chapter 23: The Spies" (Subtitles from Disney+)
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 TalesoftheEmpire-logo Star Wars: Tales of the Empire — "The Path of Anger" (Audio description from Disney+)
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  8. 8.0 8.1 The events of "The Path of Anger" take place during Thrawn's time as an Imperial admiral, which corresponds to between 9 BBY and 2 BBY per Star Wars: Timelines.
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  16. The-Mandalorian-logo The Mandalorian — "Chapter 24: The Return"
  17. Star Wars: The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire states that thirty years have passed since the end of the Galactic Civil War and months have passed since the Battle of Exegol. As Star Wars: Timelines dates the end of the war to 5 ABY and the Battle of Exegol to 35 ABY, the in-universe The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire must have been published in 35 ABY.
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  20. 20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 20.4 That Fan Favorite EU Character Name Dropped on Star Wars Rebels Is Alive and Well by Germain Lussier on io9 (March 7, 2018) (archived from the original on September 24, 2021)
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  23. SWInsider "Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season Three Companion" — Star Wars Insider 222
  24. YouTube INTERVIEW WITH TIMOTHY ZAHN on the La Tribune de Coruscant YouTube channel (May 4, 2023): "I liked the actor and his portrayal." (backup link) (In response to: "[…] what was your reaction when you saw Pellaeon in The Mandalorian?")
  25. TwitterLogo Xander Berkeley (@xanderberkeley) on Twitter (April 12, 2023): "Hmmm… I wonder what pop culture genre classic I'll pop up in today? Hint: I had to shave the beard but keep the tashe. (My new oeuvre appears to be basing my look on a comic book) I mean Graphic Novel! 😅" (content now obsolete; backup link)
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  28. 28.0 28.1 Dave Filoni Teases Thrawn's Future In Star Wars: 'His Foil Throughout Rebels Was Hera' – Exclusive by Ben Travis on Empire (December 19, 2023): "As for what his plan actually entails, Dave Filoni teased a few hints of what comes after [Thrawn's] return from exile. […] 'We set up Captain Pellaeon in The Mandalorian, and that's a character that goes with Thrawn, so I'd love to see the two of them together,' Filoni teases." (archived from the original on May 13, 2024)
  29. 29.0 29.1 Star Wars Rebels: Complete Season Four — Episode Commentary: "Family Reunion – and Farewell"
  30. 30.0 30.1 SWInsider "Jedi Master's Quiz" — Star Wars Insider 222
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