The Cthulhu Mythos Explained #2:Hastur,Carcosa and the King in Yellow Explained (with Pappara Prod.)

Summary

This video delves into the mysterious figure of Hastur from the Lovecraft mythos, exploring its complex evolution. Hastur, also known as 'The Unspeakable One,' has appeared in various forms across literature, role-playing games, and pop culture. His presence is tied to the King in Yellow and the Yellow Sign, symbols of madness and decay. From his connections to the alien city of Carcosa to his worshippers, the Brothers of the Yellow Sign, the video unravels Hastur's role in cosmic horror and his ambiguous nature in relation to entities like Cthulhu and Shub-Niggurath.

Takeaways

• 👾 The video discusses the Zulu Mythos and explores the mysterious entities created by H.P. Lovecraft, focusing on the universe's incomprehensibility by human reasoning.
• 👹 Hoster, also known as the Unspeakable One, is a central figure of the mythos and is associated with themes like nihilism, stagnation, and decadence.
• 🧠 Hoster has been depicted in various forms, from an octopus-like entity to a bipedal lizard covered in tentacles, making it difficult to fully understand him.
• 🧑‍🎨 Hoster is also connected to the King in Yellow and the Yellow Sign, a symbol of his power, which holds significance for his followers, often artists and avant-garde creators.
• 🌌 The mythology links Hoster to the star Aldebaran and locations like Lake Hali and the city of Carcosa, which may exist in alien realms or on Earth.
• 🦠 The Brotherhood of the Yellow Sign is a violent cult worshipping Hoster, known for atrocities against the Great Race of Yith and others in the Mythos.
• 🔮 The Yellow Sign is a talisman tied to Hoster’s power, and the cult is engaged in a conflict with alien entities called Mi-Go, aiming to summon Hoster through rituals.
• 📜 H.P. Lovecraft borrowed elements like Carcosa and Hoster from earlier works by writers like Robert Chambers, expanding on the mythos in his own stories.
• 🧛‍♂️ August Derleth, who continued Lovecraft’s work, further developed Hoster as a Great Old One and the half-brother of Cthulhu, introducing new lore and conflicts.
• 🎭 The video highlights the role of Hoster, Carcosa, and the King in Yellow across various media, including books, role-playing games, video games, and TV shows like *True Detective*.

Q & A

What is the central focus of the video script?

The central focus of the video is explaining the mythos surrounding H.P. Lovecraft’s universe, particularly focusing on the entity Hastur and the Yellow Sign, as well as their complex roles within the larger mythos.

Who is Hastur, according to the script?

Hastur, also known as 'The Unspeakable One' or 'The King in Yellow,' is a mysterious and highly ambiguous entity in Lovecraft's mythos. It is often associated with concepts like decadence, stagnation, nihilism, and universal entropy.

How is Hastur typically depicted in Lovecraft's works?

Hastur is depicted in various ways, including as an invisible force, a bipedal lizard covered with tentacles, or a being resembling an octopus. The character’s form has been subject to many different interpretations.

What is the significance of the Yellow Sign?

The Yellow Sign is a talisman representing Hastur's power. It is linked to his cult and is believed to influence and control those who come into contact with it, often driving them to madness or possession.

What is the relationship between Hastur and the King in Yellow?

The King in Yellow is either an avatar or an aspect of Hastur. They are closely related, with the King in Yellow often serving as a manifestation of Hastur's influence on human minds and madness.

Where is Hastur said to reside?

Hastur is said to be trapped in a black hole near the star Aldebaran in the Taurus constellation or on the shore of Lake Hali, which may be located in either an alien world or primordial Earth.

What is the Brotherhood of the Yellow Sign?

The Brotherhood of the Yellow Sign is a brutal cult worshiping Hastur. They are notorious for their cruel rituals, such as torturing aliens like the Mi-Go to gain knowledge and summon deities like Hastur to Earth.

What role does Carcosa play in the mythos?

Carcosa is a mysterious alien city frequently mentioned in connection with Hastur and the King in Yellow. It is often portrayed as an ancient and ominous place that appears in various tales and adaptations of Lovecraft’s work.

How has Hastur evolved in literature beyond Lovecraft’s original work?

Hastur has undergone numerous reinterpretations by other writers such as August Derleth, who expanded Hastur’s role, making him a Great Old One and the half-brother of Cthulhu. Hastur also appears in various role-playing games, video games, and pop culture references.

What themes are commonly associated with Hastur?

Hastur is commonly associated with themes such as nihilism, universal decay, entropy, and decadence. In some interpretations, Hastur is also linked to depression and madness, making him a representation of mental and emotional deterioration.

Outlines

00:00

🧙‍♂️ Introduction to the Zulu Mythos and Hoster

The episode delves into the mysterious origins and various depictions of Hoster, a prominent figure in HP Lovecraft's mythos. Hoster, often called 'The Unspeakable One' or 'The King in Yellow,' is connected to enigmatic symbols like the 'Yellow Sign' and has been portrayed in many different forms. Some depict him as a force of nihilism and universal decay, while others as a patron deity. His worshippers, the Brothers of the Yellow Sign, engage in dark rituals, connecting Hoster to locations such as Lake Hali and the city of Carcosa.

05:04

🛸 Hostile Relationships and Worship

This paragraph explores Hoster's complex relationships with other entities in the mythos, such as his ambiguous connection to the alien race 'Mi-Go' and the Great Old Ones. Despite their hostility, Mi-Go worships Hoster as one of their deities. Hoster is also linked to the fertility goddess Shub-Niggurath, with whom he has children. Followers of Hoster, like the Byaakhees, are interstellar beings capable of incredible feats, and their worshippers carry out brutal acts in his name.

10:04

📖 The King in Yellow and Carcosa

The narrative continues with a focus on Robert Chambers' 'The King in Yellow,' where Hoster is first introduced. The King in Yellow, a play that drives readers to madness, is central to the mythos, tying together characters like the Yellow Sign and Carcosa. Lovecraft integrated elements from Chambers' work into his stories, further expanding the mythos, but without specifying Hoster's exact nature or form.

15:05

🎭 Hoster's Influence in Popular Culture

This section reviews Hoster's varied portrayals in popular culture, including role-playing games, novels, TV shows, and comics. From a demonic Duke of Hell in 'Good Omens' to his appearances in RPGs like 'Call of Cthulhu,' Hoster's mysterious presence remains a common theme. The symbol of the Yellow Sign and Carcosa are also frequently referenced, emphasizing Hoster's role in Lovecraftian and cosmic horror stories.

20:06

🎬 Hoster's Continued Legacy in Media

Hoster's influence extends across numerous media, including video games, movies, and literature. His legacy is prominently seen in series like 'True Detective,' where the King in Yellow plays a major role in the storyline. The paragraph also highlights how Hoster is used in contemporary works, maintaining his status as an influential and terrifying figure in modern adaptations of Lovecraft's mythos.

Keywords

💡Hastur

Hastur, often referred to as 'The Unspeakable One,' is a mysterious and multifaceted deity in the HP Lovecraft mythos. He is depicted as a cosmic entity tied to concepts like decay, nihilism, and entropy, and is often associated with the King in Yellow. The video discusses Hastur’s changing interpretations over time, ranging from a god of shepherds to a being trapped near Aldebaran, symbolizing universal decay.

💡The Yellow Sign

The Yellow Sign is a powerful symbol associated with Hastur and his followers. It is described as a talisman of Hastur’s power and is frequently tied to madness, possession, or insidious mind control. In the video, it serves as a representation of Hastur's influence over artists and those exposed to the symbol, leading them toward mental breakdowns or worse.

💡Carcosa

Carcosa is a mysterious and ancient city that appears in various mythos stories, including works by Robert W. Chambers and later adopted by HP Lovecraft. It is described as existing either on Earth or in an alien dimension and is often linked to madness, despair, and Hastur’s worshippers. The video mentions Carcosa as a pivotal location in Hastur’s lore, where his power is especially strong.

💡The King in Yellow

The King in Yellow is a title often attributed to Hastur or one of his avatars. In Robert W. Chambers’ stories, The King in Yellow is also the name of a forbidden play that drives its readers to insanity. The video suggests that this entity represents Hastur’s presence on Earth, a figure often depicted wearing tattered yellow robes and a pale mask, symbolizing doom and madness.

💡Aldebaran

Aldebaran is a star in the Taurus constellation, frequently associated with Hastur and the mythos. In the video, it is mentioned as a location near where Hastur is trapped or resides. Aldebaran serves as a cosmic anchor point for Hastur's influence, with rituals involving the star often attempting to summon him or harness his power.

💡Lake of Hali

The Lake of Hali is a fictional body of water frequently mentioned in connection to Hastur and Carcosa. It appears in the works of Chambers and Lovecraft as a place shrouded in mystery and madness. The video highlights its ambiguous location, either on Earth or in a distant alien realm, and its significance as a part of Hastur’s domain.

💡Brothers of the Yellow Sign

The Brothers of the Yellow Sign are a cult dedicated to Hastur and the King in Yellow. The video portrays them as a brutal and ancient group with deep roots in human history, even interacting with early civilizations like the Sumerians. Their goal is to summon Hastur to Earth, and they engage in rituals of unimaginable cruelty to achieve this.

💡Mi-Go

The Mi-Go are an alien race in the Lovecraft mythos, frequently at odds with other cosmic entities like Hastur. In the video, the cult of Hastur is depicted as having a hostile relationship with the Mi-Go, conducting atrocities against them in their quest for knowledge and power. The Mi-Go’s complex relationship with Hastur adds another layer to the mythos' interstellar conflicts.

💡The Emerald Lama

The Emerald Lama is one of Hastur’s many avatars, representing his ability to manifest in different forms. This alien figure is mentioned in the video as part of Hastur’s worshippers’ belief system, illustrating the wide variety of forms and interpretations of Hastur across different stories and mythologies. The Lama acts as another symbol of Hastur's pervasive influence.

💡Shub-Niggurath

Shub-Niggurath is another ancient entity in the Lovecraft mythos, often referred to as the Black Goat of the Woods with a Thousand Young. In the video, Shub-Niggurath is described as Hastur’s consort, with whom he has birthed monstrous offspring. This relationship underscores the interconnectedness of cosmic entities in the mythos, and Hastur's role in this web of deities.

Highlights

HP Lovecraft's mythos includes mysterious entities beyond human comprehension, with Host as one of the most enigmatic.

Hoster is referred to as 'The Unspeakable One,' often depicted as a great old one trapped near the star Aldebaran or on the shores of Lake Hali.

Hoster is associated with concepts like decadence, stagnation, nihilism, and universal entropy, symbolizing depression and decay.

The Yellow Sign is a symbol of Hoster's power, used by worshippers to summon deities through rituals.

The Brotherhood of the Yellow Sign is a brutal cult known for atrocities, particularly against the Migo, an alien species.

Hoster's form varies, appearing as an invisible force, a bipedal lizard, or an octopus-like creature.

The King in Yellow, associated with Hoster, drives people mad and influences artists, appearing in multiple literary and media formats.

Hoster is often depicted as a deity of entropy and nuclear decay, representing the decline of civilization and universal breakdown.

The Yellow Sign is believed to be a talisman connected to the cult of Hoster, with powers of mind control or possession.

In Lovecraft’s mythos, Hoster's name is never to be pronounced, as it can bring danger to the universe.

Robert W. Chambers introduced 'The King in Yellow' as a collection of horror stories that significantly influenced the mythos.

August Derleth expanded Hoster's character, linking him to other mythos entities like Yog-Sothoth and Cthulhu.

Hoster has ties to various creatures like the Byakhee, which can travel through space and are featured in the 'Call of Cthulhu' game.

The King in Yellow play is said to drive readers insane, with its content changing depending on who reads it.

The cult of Hoster is linked to the alien city of Carcosa and the mysterious Lake of Hali, appearing across different works.

Hoster's mythology has been adapted into modern media, including role-playing games, comics, TV shows like 'True Detective,' and even video games.

Transcripts

welcome back my blasphemous friends to

another episode of the Zulu mythos

explain about the universe originated by

HP Lovecraft all the entities belonging

to the mythos are mysterious creatures

full of secrets that cannot be figured

out with the help of the limited human

reasonableness however there is one

specific entity that more than any other

has appeared in so many forms which

makes it utopistic to fully understand

it we are talking about hoster and a

yellow sign the symbol of his tremendous

power what is the exact origin of his

literally entity that underwent

uncountable change hangs over the years

among Lovecraft mythos Oster the

unspeakable one who is not to be named

auditor exhauster or ak1 has been

depicted the most of the time it's a

great old one that could be found

trapped in a black hole near Aldebaran a

star in the terrorist constellation or

on the shore of lake Holly in primordial

Mongolia lake of Hali and the city of

Carcosa according to some writers are

indeed located in the alien world of

ideas

or on earth

Oster has been ofen associated with

concepts such as decadence stagnation

nihilism as well as intended as a living

representation of depression nuclear

decay and Universal entropy itself but

absurdly he has also been mentioned as a

patron deity of scheffers his nature is

everything but clear sometimes he is an

invisible force

other times he has been portrayed as a

being resembling an octopus or a huge

bipedal lizard covered with tentacles

it is quite unclear how Hosler is

connected to a mysterious entity called

the king in yellow and - a symbol called

the yellow sign he boasts followers

among avant-garde artists he can

possesses his victims reducing them to

beings without bones and he also could

manifest itself in the form of avatar

known as the emerald Lama an alien

entity his worshippers the brothers of

the yellow sign our group having deep

roots and an influence which dates back

to the Ivorian age they had got in touch

with Sumeria and it's luma enriched the

repulsive Shore tribes

the group consists of worshippers of the

king in yellow led by mortals dwelling

in the subterranean realm of Qian with

possible references to the Serpent's men

of Volusia the brothers are one of the

most brutal cults among the mythos even

compared to cruel uma this they are

notorious for their atrocities against a

great race of youth full being at war

with me go and for Hine during

archaeological research in the Gobi

Desert where they performed a rituals

the Brotherhood of the yellow sign

appears in a role-playing game the

yellow sign by thumb ring but it still

remains ambiguous whether the group

involved is the same

they'll if known as the yellow sign and

frequently associated with Oster has

generally been interpreted as being a

talisman expressing the power of the

deity when the king in yellow is in the

human world it is also seen as a symbol

which characterizes his worshippers the

cult of a yellow sign is waging a fierce

fight against me go some aliens coming

from a colony on the planet you goth

Pluto were tortured by the cult itself

with the aim of gaining some useful

knowledge to summon the deities to earth

in particular through rituals of

fishable when Aldebaran appears in the

sky

it is surf at me go owned voices that

can limit us those appearances on earth

keeping him imprisoned in the city of

Carcosa in the star cluster for is these

vac draws the ferocious attention of the

cult on them hosters worshiper Z under

Lulu devotees attempts to awaken their

master since to create old ones or

bitter enemies the relationship between

me go an austere is yet extremely

ambivalent in fact Hosler is also

referred to as one of the deities adored

by Domingo

ha stir the unspeakable one he's also

said to be the mate of the perverse

goddess of fertility shub-niggurath with

warm gave birth to their spawn instead

hosters enemies are Loulou high priest

of the great old ones and the relative

worshippers that fought against in

speakable on more than one occasion

among Guster's servants there are some

interstellar creatures known as be Aki

they can fly through space at an

incredible speed and their description

in a role-playing game Call of pool is

very similar to the one of the best real

creatures appearing in the shore story

the festival by Lovecraft Oster the

literally sources from what has been

said so far you can understand that

Oster has been subjected to so many

different her potations

that seemed to have very little in

common with each other in the RPG alba

dick tulo handbook there is a paragraph

that summarizes very well that little

with thing to know about this being he

was not to be named his no portrait with

idols neither has he got a name

neither is known to place where he is if

there exists a place where he physically

could do whole according to some priests

he's on earth other assumed that he

lives everywhere

what is known is that his real name is

never to be pronounced because if so

great would be danger for the universe

he is cheb [ __ ] the spouse and he's

often worshipped in copper temples

dedicated to the goddess which kind of

evolution is mysterious character

undergo Robert Chambers about a

collection of short horror stories

entitled the king in yellow first

published in 1985 chambers borrowed the

name Carcosa Holly and hustler from

Humber Spears especially from his short

stories an inhabitant of Carcosa and

heated a Shefford 1893

Aamir's short story are heated as

Shefford the Shefford Hosler is a benign

god of shepherds but in a short story

the repairer of reputations by chambers

these name was referred to a galactic

cluster comparable to the highest and

Aldebaran Holly insisted used by beers

to refer to the author of a quote which

prefaces the short story an inhabitant

of Carcosa in the collection of short

stories by chambers there are stories

that hardly show some links among them

where is mentioned the king gone yellow

a ballad rated in a 19th century the

leads to madness those who have too much

contact with it the yellow sign has been

introduced as a potentially supernatural

element that makes people susceptible to

some form of insidious mind-control or

possession by the king in yellow or one

of his hairs it probably comes from an

Auton a dimension that contains an

ominous and ancient city known as

Carcosa chambers used a term hoster he

reference to a location near the star

Aldebaran in a short story the mask

a supernatural servant in a short story

- Tomas Aldi's a place in a short story

the repairer of reputations something

not further specified in the short story

the yellow sign the latter two stories

integrate apart from Carcosa also Holly

the yellow sign and the king in yellow

as far as the plot of the play the king

in yellow is concerned chambers gave no

real information about it but the author

kevin ross created version of the story

for the role-playing game call of thule

which has generally been considered as a

reference point later has been suggested

that the blood could have a supernatural

origin and a Content which is different

from each reader it is basically thought

generative familiar and royal tragedy

set in an alien world with the presence

of a mysterious stranger in yellow with

a pale mask acting as a herald of

misfortune

Lovecraft read the king in yellow in

early 1927 and choose to use some terms

belonging to the original work by

adopting them from his works in

particular the lake of Holly and the

yellow sign

love graph limited the use of the term

hosta - the Bayer name and from his

usage inside a short story the Whisperer

in darkness it is not possible to infer

what he meant to indicate void his name

a being a diet a an object or a place

and it sa supernatural horror in

literature 1925 Lovecraft mentioned a

solace man is indeed a nameless yellow

sign handed down from the accursed cult

of austere from primordial Carcosa thus

giving the impression that austere is

actually a dark owed worshipped by a

cult of Tobias reputation chambers

influence materialized above all and

just lightly only in the cross

references to the supreme horror

entities that the lunar from the

prevalence used in his cycle it consists

of a narrative technique that leads the

reader to imagine by himself the real

meaning of the terrible phenomena that

he is made only lightly aware of another

mention of those beings wearing a yellow

silken mask usually attributed to the

king in yellow is defined in the 27th

sonnet inside the sonnet cycle fuji from

yoga 'the and in the novella the dream

quest of unknown Kadath it is obvious

also the fact that a Necronomicon the

quartz volume written by the mad Arab

Abdullah's read in the fictional story

by Lovecraft has been heavily influenced

by the beloved of the King in yellow

since both were lead to madness those

who deeply delve into their meaning

August Derleth one of the Arkham houses

founder the American publishing house

that promoted the diffusion of

Lovecraft's works after his death

expanded the concept of hosta by

considering him as a great old one spawn

of yog-sothoth

the half-brother of Thule and his sworn

enemy as well as the Magnum in Nam

anandam always mentioned by Lovecraft

there left coined for him the title he

who is not to be named and from this the

role-playing game Call of Cthulhu

adapted the idea that dire consequences

come about from saying the entity's name

in dere left's writings the unspeakable

intended as Lord of interstellar spaces

and hair elemental has several Hobbit

hearts the high-priest not to be

described which is a being wearing a

yellow silken mask the Feaster from afar

of Lima Strasse T whose hobby is

deceiving how to brain of his victims

the king in yellow a figure that appears

as a flying creature wrapped in tattered

yellow robes and with the face covered

with the pale mask posture has been

generally introduced as an amorphous

being however in order to emphasize his

kinship with rule

he has sometimes been described as a

creature or vaguely safale pod features

similar to those of city law daughter of

their half-brother

in delyth short story the return of

Auster published in 1939 ha Stern and

fool have a brief encounter however the

other writers of the cycle have very

rarely made use of this rivalry in lean

Carter's writing it is said that he led

the fight against he held their gourds

and that he receives sacrifices thrown

into his lake Hossler in the popular

culture the stories that mention hoster

or to be precise is equivalent character

the king in yellow have been growing in

great number over the years

in the short story written by Raymond

Chandler dating back to 1938 and also

entitled the king in yellow the main

character affirms that once he had read

a book with the same title chars Stross

author of the laundry files or pix ops

ideas in plenty from the mythos in his

book the inhalation score recounts the

death of a supposed mana script of the

play the king in yellow from the British

Library in the online role-playing video

game the secret world during a mission

are employed different elements drawn

from the king in yellow the game

designer Robin de los wrote the short

story collection and title new tales of

the yellow sign and worked at a

role-playing game developed around a

king in yellow in the dark over series

by Marion Zimmer Bradley Oscar is both a

god and a family in the series the laws

of dusk by Laurence but Evans The

Forgotten King is a character dressed in

yellow and exiled from Carcosa who he's

immortal and longs for death in the

serious dark border by Paul Advan simmer

the Oscars are world keepers and

protectors in the serious amber verse by

stealing it is used a symbol of the

yellow sign in several locations and

appears the city of Carcosa led by the

yellow Raya and pallid mask in the novel

gold omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil

Gaiman hostler is the Duke of Hell

dropped inside an answering machine

he is also mentioned in a trilogy

illuminatus in equal proportion to the

city of Carcosa and a cult of hasta here

he's devoted to the Lloyd entities known

as you--as core in a short horror story

grandma by Stephen King the main

character in books named hoster

to make her pregnant and his name can be

used in magic spells to make someone

fall asleep a city called Carcosa also

makes an appearance in george RR martin

book A Song of Ice and Fire

in tiger tiger by Elizabeth bear posture

looks like a tiger made out flame in

ditalion oval LED headed L moly

lonna cheetah by P hora a woman gets

pregnant offer having a dreamt creature

covered with yellow robes

Hossler also appears in a comic strip

user friendly in the form of a blob of

distilled sadness made out of coffee in

the to issue comic book miniseries the

courtyard written by Alan Moore appears

a character modal analysis vapor wearing

a yellow veil who goes by the name of

Johnny Carcosa in the 12 issue coming

both limited serious Providence by

Harlan Moore and Jason Boras it is

mentioned de porc the king in yellow and

the same story is at the center of one

of its fictional equivalents Souls

Lamont by Keon that contains various

immortality rituals and that corresponds

to the hurricane book of Holly

how the writers who gave further

contribution to Carcosa

thanks to their tails are Joseph ass

Pulver Alan Williams John Shirley David

Drake and John Scott teens

hasta appears again in a comic style in

the webcomics the unspeakable vault of

dome hugly hill and as a demon in a

weekly magazine to a thousand ad in a

sci-fi TV series Doctor Who the

monstrous divine destroyer known as

Fenric is introduced as a great old one

coming from another universe and once

known as austere hosters most famous

mention in recent years is undoubtedly

to be found in HBO TV series true

detective during the first season the

main characters investigate on anus

crimes attributed to a mysterious figure

called yellow King and to its cult their

victims are marked with a symbol that is

different from Kevin's Ross

interpretation in his RPG call of Thule

but which some associate with the yellow

sign in many occasions it is mentioned

Carcosa and during the TV series

countless or the references to the black

stars in the series finale there is an

event which suggests that these elements

could really have a supernatural origin

there is also a film shot by the

independent director Horan Vanek in 2001

and tousled the yellow sign that has

been basis in the same story written by

chambers he therefore appears at the end

of the film cast a deadly spell and as a

demon in horror mercy

as you probably may have understood

hosta is very present in a universe of

role-playing games in the chaos

role-playing game Call of Cthulhu 1989

in a scenario supplement appears the

yellow sign in the form of a yellow

Triskelion whose size reminds us of

tentacles in Dungeons & Dragons deities

and Adama code cyclopædia

he suggested that the bear action of

pronouncing his name is a source of

disgrace from which derives the epithet

the in speakable one in the role-playing

game mutants and masterminds the

Brotherhood of the yellow sign consists

of the unspeakable ones war shippers and

their distinctive sign is the yellow

sign

in the videogames harness heavens and el

viento for the sigue genesis the hearing

has descended from hosters bloodline in

the role-playing video game persona to

eternal punishment his name enables one

to sum on him when pronounced for three

times in the role-playing action game

Mass Effect there is a planet called

Carcosa in the role-playing game Delta

Green Oster and king in yellow our

manifestation of entropy Carcosa was

also her horror stories publishing firm

following the example of Arkham house

while the Carcosa house was a science

fiction specialty publishing firm

founded in 1947 it also exists the

luxury hotel Turco Serina Gaara whose

remote origins even date back to 1896

there are also several video games board

games for example Carcosa songs that

incorporate all these elements but for

reasons of space we will not list them

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