Key & Compass presents:
The Little Match Girl 2: Annus Evertens
by Ryan Veeder

The Little Match Girl 2: Annus Evertens is a Glulx interactive fiction game written with Inform 7 and is © 2020, 2022, 2023 by Ryan Veeder (as "Hans Christian Andersen"). Originally released as a Patreon-exclusive, this game was later re-released for everyone to play.

Once again, you play as Ebenezabeth Scrooge, the little match girl who transports herself to other places and times just by looking at fire and is now a time-traveling assassin. It's New Year's Eve, the anniversary of your adoption-day, but before you can have any cake, the sparrows on the roof hire you to kill an old man whom they describe to you.

This solution is by David Welbourn, and is based on Release 2 (Serial number 230611) of the game.

SPOILERS AHEAD. Reading a walkthrough prematurely can sometimes diminish one's enjoyment of an interactive fiction game. Please make an honest effort to play the game before reading this walkthrough.

Map
Walkthrough
Extras
- Characters, Credits, Inventory, Score
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Map

In this game, you are unwilling to wake until you've got what you need from the final region. Waking in any region returns you to where you saw a flame in the previous region, except when you wake at home, you wake in your bedroom (where the birthday-candle now is) instead of the apartment in general.

Walkthrough

> recap. start.

Stairs

> x cat. pet cat.

> x me. i. x revolver.

> u.

Apartment

Before cake may be enjoyed, you must meet some visitors upstairs.

> x Papa. x table. x cake.

> u.

Roof

> x snow. x sparrows.

The sparrows want you to kill a very old man, whom they describe but don't name.

> talk to sparrows. (You'll begin at once. Papa will handle the fee.)

> d.

Apartment

As you re-enter, Papa lights the candle for you.

> x candle.

StreetOlympia, Greece

> x road. x curbs. x trees. x tent.

> e.

Philippeion

> x platform. x table. x pastries. x architrave.

> x women. talk to women. (If you're here for the ceremony, you need to get dressed.)

> w. in.

Tent

> x dress. wear it. out. e.

Philippeion

> eat pastry.

> talk to women. e. (They come with you.)

Temple of Hera

The torch-lighting ceremony fails when a cloud blocks the sun. Someone goes to fetch a backup flame, and you see a path leading south.

> x altar. x bowl. x torch. x priestess.

> s.

Pelopion

> x stones. x placard. x mound. x grass.

> s.

Temple of Zeus

> x plllars. x placard.

Zeus Olympios, king of the gods, appears before you.

> x Zeus. talk to Zeus.

He intends to impede you because you're Poseidon's champion in the mortal realm. He summoned the cloud to prevent the flame you need. Then he laughs and disappears.

> n. n.

Temple of Hera

The torch is lit with the backup candle.

> talk to priestess.

> x torch.

DustCel Avizze

By the way, "Cel Avizze" is mangled Italian for "Withered Sky".

> x dust. x fog. x pillar.

> sw.

Field

> x cells. x cable.

> w.

Overlook

> x dam. x machines. x canyon. x gashes.

> se.

Facility

> x rubble. x building.

> x trash can. open it. (A cyberskull inside asks you to take it; you do.)

> x skull. talk to it. g. g.

> enter building. (doors won't open)

> x doors. (This was the human fossilization facility.)

Let's retrace our steps to get the skull's commentary.

> nw.

Overlook

> x canyon. x gashes. x dam.

> e.

Field

> x panels.

> ne.

Dust

> x windmill.

> sw. se.

Monument

> x statue. x pedestal. x brazier.

> x puddle. (oil)

> put skull in brazier.

> talk to skull. (Its sparks set the oil and the skull itself on fire.)

> take skull. (not when it's burning)

> talk to skull.

> x fire. (You travel to...)

MouthThe Terrible Dogfish

> x teeth. x tongue. x something. (uvula)

> enter throat.

Stomach

> x ship. x acid. x table. x dinner. (cheese)

> x man. (They are Geppeto and Pinocchio.)

> x puppet.

> talk to man. (He needs more food from inside the ship, and neither have the strength to get it.)

> give snack to man. (hmph)

> in.

Shipwreck

> x planks. x crate. open it. (no: need leverage)

> x barrel. open it. (no: need a tool)

> x chest. open it.

> take journal. x it. open it.

> read it. g. g. g. g. g. g. g. g. g.

> take rapier.

You must now allocate 12 ability points amongst seven stats. I spread the points out evenly, giving 2 points to most stats, but only 1 point to the magic and resistance ones. If you have a better strategy, feel free to use it.

>> health. health. attack. attack.

>> defense. defense. speed. speed. skill skill.

>> magic. resistance.

Back to normal play:

> x rapier. clean it. x it.

> x enzymes. x hull. search hull. x pearl.

> shoot crate. (no: bad idea)

> out. d.

Spiral Valve

> take crowbar. (A Horrible Flukeworm screeches at you.)

> x worm.

> save. (In case the battle goes against you.)

> kill worm with rapier. g. (Repeat until the battle is over.)

Assuming you won: The worm dies, and your rapier dissolves in its fluids. There will be no further battles like that in this game, but this RPG system returns in The Match Girl 3.

> take crowbar. u. in.

Shipwreck

> open crate with crowbar. look in crate.

> x boots. x match. x yarn. take all from crate.

> wear boots.

> open barrel with crowbar. look in barrel. g.

> x pork. take it. (ugh no)

> out.

Stomach

> talk to man. (You tell them where the pork is.)

> light match. x flame.

SurfaceThe Ocean of Storms

> look. x craters. x sun. x sky.

> z. x something. z. (It's a vehicle.)

> wave at bug. (Two people in it.)

> x people. (They have huge heads.)

> x heads.

They arrive. They're Pete and Alan, they're in space helmets, and they're lost.

> talk to Pete. (They want you to drive so they can track down a probe.)

> x Pete. x Alan. x buggy. enter it.

> talk to Alan. (go east)

During the ride, you tell them that you need to find fire, but on this airless environment, the only possible fire is the sun. You can't look at the sun unaided, and they can't loan you one of their helmets without dying.

> e. e. e. e. e.

> talk to Alan. (go northeast)

> ne. ne.

You found their probe. They do something to it, then ask you to drive them back to their lander. You agree.

> x probe. talk to Alan. (go northwest)

> nw. nw. nw. nw.

You've found the Intrepid, their lunar module. Alan gives you a spare helmet from inside it. They take off in the module, leaving the descent stage behind.

> x helmet. x stage. x tile.

Believe it or not, that tile is a real thing; see: Moon Museum at Wikipedia.

> x rover. (still here)

> wear helmet. x sun.

OfficeAn Office

Start with the floor:

> x floor. x can. take all from can.

> x crumpled paper. ("It has two vowels.")

> x folder. open it. take envelope. x it. open it. x key. take it.

Let's use the folder to keep clues in. Put trash into the can.

> put crumpled in folder.

> put envelope in can.

Explore the west wall:

> x west wall. (desk, plant, window)

> x desk. (drawer, paperweight, angel statuette, cigar box)

> open drawer. take all from it.

> x torn scrap. ("It has four consonants.")

> put scrap in folder.

> x jar. open it. (empty)

> x paperweight. (list: ambergris, meteor, camel)

> x angel. take it.

> x cigar box. take it. open it.

> take scroll. unroll it. ("Lady, Chicken, Fish, Gold.")

> put scroll in folder. put cigar box in can.

> x plant. take pink card. x it. ("The I comes right before the N.")

> put card in folder.

> x window. (clouds, snow, river, streets, billboard, pink strip)

> x clouds. x snow. x river. x streets.

> x billboard. (Ad for Puzzle Rooms. You missed part of it.)

> g. (Ad for Lone Diamond Casino.)

> g. (Ad for local hospital. Also, foreshadowing.)

> g. (Ad for Electric Phantom.)

> g. (Ad for Puzzle Rooms again. The animals are: orange deer, purple ape, black boar, and green wolf.)

> x pink strip. take it. read it. ("There is an R in the word.")

> put strip in folder.

Explore the north wall:

> x north wall. x shelves. (first shelf at bottom; fifth at top)

> x first shelf. take rosewood box. x it. (has four panels in the same colors as the ad's animals)

> open rosewood. (several figurines)

> x ape. a boar. x cat. x cow.

> x deer. x goat. x sheep. x wolf.

> take deer, ape, boar, wolf.

> close rosewood.

> put deer on orange panel.

> put ape on purple panel.

> put boar on black panel.

> put wolf on green panel. (A secret compartment opens. The figurines fall onto the floor.)

> x compartment. take triceratops coin.

> take all figurine. open rosewood.

> put all figurine in it. close rosewood. put it in can.

> x second shelf. (nothing)

> x third shelf. (green vase, short note)

> take note. read it. ("At least... two consonants are side by side.")

> put note in folder.

> x vase. look in it. (empty)

> x fourth shelf. take poem. read it. (Find which lines in the poem mention the items on the desk's to-do list; the line-numbers are 17, 6, and 22.)

> x fifth shelf. take notice. read it. (The green vase, die, angel statuette, and jar of almonds may be ignored.)

> put notice in can.

Explore the east wall:

> x east wall. (steel door, mechanism, painting)

> x door. x mechanism. (has five circular indentations)

> x painting. (manor house, gardens)

We'll return to the painting's details soon enough.

> take painting. x safe.

> set dial to 17. set dial to 6. set dial to 22.

> open safe. take tiger coin. x it.

Explore the south wall:

> x south wall. x case. (cookie jar, jewelry box, metal cylinder, fourteen-sided die, cuckoo clock)

> open case. x cookie jar. open it.

> take pink page. x it. ("A body part.")

> put pink page in folder.

> x jewelry box. unlock it with key. open it.

> take mastodon coin. x it. put key in can.

> x metal cylinder. (All the clues suggest the word FINGER, yes?)

> set it to finger. (You acquire a pterodactyl coin.)

> x pterodactyl coin. put folder in can.

> x die. roll it. g. g. g.

> x clock. (by Leland Dike, and currently set to 1:46 pm)

> x painting. (also by Leland Dike)

Okay, examine that painting some more. There are three timepieces in the painting that all show the same time, but you only need to see one.

> x manor house. x front door. x foyer.

> x landscape. x heavy door. x lounge.

> x grandfather clock. ("2:30")

> set cuckoo clock to 2:30 pm. (A coin shoots out!)

> take coin. x it. (tyrannosaurus)

Feel free to explore the painting even more, there's a lot of details to find, but this walkthrough is moving on.

> put all coin in mechanism.

> put angel, painting, poem, almonds in can.

> open door. out. n. e.

Lounge

> x chair. x table. x purse. x monitor.

> take purse. open it. x lighter.

> sit on chair. light lighter. x flame.

Woods (first)The Woods

> x mist. x trees. n.

Woods (second)

> x bones. x mud. n.

Woods (third)

> x brambles. x hovel. n.

Hovel

> x man. x crib. x baby. pray.

> talk to man. shoot man. x man.

> take baby. wake.

Lounge; Surface; Stomach; Monument; Temple of Hera

> wake. wake. wake. wake. wake.

Bedroom

> pet cat. x cat.

Only four possessions returned with you this time: the baby, the space helmet, the yarn, and the revolver.

> i. give yarn to cat.

> u.

Roof

> talk to sparrows.

You tell them that the Old Year (1846) is dead and you've brought the baby (1847). They summon the Stork, who takes the baby. The sparrows leave too.

> d.

Bedroom

> x cake. x candle. eat cake. (Just a nibble.)

> pray.

> enter bed. (The midnight bell rings and she sleeps.)

*** THE END ***

Extras

Characters

Main characters:

Ebenezabeth Scrooge is the little match girl and the protagonist. She has the ability to travel in time and space by looking at fire. Her current occupation is being a time-traveling assassin.
Ebenezer Scrooge is Ebenezabeth's doting papa. He adopted Ebenezabeth exactly one year ago. He negotiates and handles the payments she receives for her services.
Sparrows are on the Scrooges' roof with a job for Ebenezabeth.
Several vestal virgins get ready to participate in a torch-lighting ceremony.
Zeus Olympios, king of all the gods, god of thunder, childishly blocks the sun with a cloud.
The High Priestess lights her torch from a backup candle.
A male runner gets his torch lit by the High Priestess's torch.
Jasxon is the former name of the sparking cyberskull. Currently, it is nameless. He says it's the year 3030 AD.
The Terrible Dogfish is a gigantic shark a mile long, large enough to swallow ships whole.
Geppeto is an old man who has been trapped inside the stomach of the Terrible Dogfish for two years.
Pinocchio is talking, animate marionette. He was made by Geppeto, and he considers Geppeto to be his father.
The Horrible Flukeworm is an eyeless, limbless beast the size of a buffalo and found in the spiral valve.
Pete and Alan are Commander Charles "Pete" Conrad and Lunar Module Pilot Alan L. Bean of the Apollo 12 mission in 1969. They're trying to find a probe.
The old man in the hovel is the Old Year 1846. He refuses to end.
The baby sleeping in the crib is the New Year 1847.
Puss is Ebenezabeth's brown cat. She's much healthier now.
The Stork is summoned by the sparrows to take the baby to where it belongs.

Mentioned:

Hera is the goddess of marriage, women, and family. She has a temple in this game.
Apollo is the god of the sun and light. The High Priestess invokes him.
Phoebus is the light-bearer king. The High Priestess mentions him.
Poseidon is the god of the seas. He named Ebenezabeth as his champion in the mortal realm. She didn't know this until Zeus mentions it.
Pelops, son of Tantaalus, had a tomb at the Pelopion, but there's no tumulus anymore.
Cathy Freeman lit the great Cauldron in Sydney in 2000.
The Wanderers are some sort of gigantic beasts (you assume) who clawed the canyon walls.
Dinosaurs are worshipped in the distant future by the Cel Avizzians for providing mankind with fossil fuels. The brazier is dedicated to them.
Captain Lily Cassidy describes herself as a smuggler, lover, and polymath in her journal.
Arthur Rose was the boyfriend who gave Lily the journal.
Ebrahim was the crewman who figured out how Lily and the rest of her crew could escape the shark.
The Blue-Haired Fairy might blame Pinocchio for Geppetto's death if Geppetto dies inside the shark.
Leland Dike is the artist who created both the painting and the cuckoo clock found in the escape room.

Credits

This is the response to CREDITS:

(The Little Match Girl 2 by Hans Christian Andersen was written in 2020 as a Patreon-exclusive game. It's publicly available here, but as of 2022, contributors to the Ryan Veeder Patreon at patreon.com/rcveeder have exclusive access to (The Little Match Girl 3 and, assuming it's finished by now, The Little Match Girl 4. Big ups to everybody who tested this game! TESTERS INCLUDE: ZACH. KARL OVE HUFTHAMMER. JASON LOVE. SARAH WILLSON. Okay have fun!)

When you win the game, the following is displayed:

The Little Match Girl 2 Annus Evertens ~ written and directed by Hans Christian Andersen ~ programmed by Ryan Veeder ~ Inform 7 by the Inform 7 team ~ Vorple by the Vorple team ~ Editor - Emily Boegheim Production Designer - Jenni Polodna Other Editor - Rich Cheng Director of Photography - Carolyn VanEseltine Casting - Carl Muckenhoupt Lurker - Derek Sotak Whisperer - Matthew Zimmermann Carpentry - Doug Orleans Special Thanks - Emily Short Very Special Thanks - Jacques Frechet Specialest Thanks - Maiko Ziegler Thanks Specialist - Janice M. Eisen Supporting Cast - Cat Manning Scenery - Sammy El-Bahrawy Listener - Jenelle Marie Butcher - Paul Stanley Surfer - Matt Schneider Freelance Daydreamer - Allen Tan Special Effects - Kenneth Hon Very Special Effects - Ivan R Normal Effects - Sarah Nerboso Frebtilometer - Yerrik Mountaineer - Robin Johnson Stunt Coordinator - Karl Ove Hufthammer Dancers - Jeremy Wright Influencer - Josh Labelle Butler - Greg Frost Second Assistant - Robert Paloutzian Auditor - Grant Veeder Eels - Harrison Gerard Ms. Scrooge's Wardrobe by - Michael Knowles Craft Services - quollish Second Unit - Mark Character Generator - Jordan Eash Key Grip - Nils Fagerburg Best Person Electric - Rus Whang Animal Wrangler - Sarah Willson Mineral Wrangler - Q. Pheevr Recycler - Benjamin Slade Fun Police - Jason Farrell Boom Operator - Dominia Lion Tamer - Joseph Tamayo Sharpener - Magnus Buchanan Ombudsperson - Jason Love Teardown - John Leen Pizza Coordinator - Joshua Grams and don't forget - Julia Ramsey Ebenezabeth Scrooge will return in The Little Match Girl 3 The Escalus Manifold "The Little Match Girl" and Ebenezabeth Scrooge are © Hans Christian Andersen MDCCCXLVII.

Inventory

Coins

In the office, put all five coins into the mechanism attached to the door to unlock it.

a triceratops coin. It's in the secret compartment of the rosewood box (which see).
a mastodon coin. It's inside the jewelry box; unlock the jewelry box with the key.
a pterodactyl coin. It's inside the metal cylinder; set the cylinder to FINGER (clued by several pink readables in the office).
a tyrannosaurus coin. It shoots out of the cuckoo clock when you set it to the time (2:30 pm) seen in the painting.
a sabertooth tiger coin. It's in the safe hidden behind the painting. To unlock the safe, set its dial to the three line-numbers of the poem that correspond to the three items on the to-do list (which is under the desk's paperweight). Those numbers are 17, 6, and 22.

Clothing

a dress. It's in the tent in Greece

Wear it. Now you look like a vestal virgin and can participate in their sunfire ceremony.

a pair of leather boots. They're in the shipwreck's crate; open the crate with the crowbar.

Wear them. They fit well, but there are no negative consequences if you never wear them.

a space helmet. Alan gives this spare helmet to you after you drive him and Pete to the lunar module.

Wear the helmet, then look at the sun to travel to the next region, The Office.

Containers

a manila folder. It's in the office's garbage can.

Open the folder; there's an envelope inside.

a tiny envelope. It's inside the folder.

Open the envelope and take the key that's inside.

an empty jar of almonds. It's in the office's desk drawer.

This jar is junk. Ignore it.

a cigar box. It's on the desk in the office.

Open it and take the scroll that's inside.

a rosewood box. It's on the first shelf of the office's bookcase.

Open the rosewood box; there's eight animal figurines inside. Take the four animals that you saw on the Escape Room ad shown periodically on the LED billboard outside the window. You need to see the ad twice to see which four animals you need and which four colors they correspond to. Close the rosewood box. Put the figurines on the appropriate colored panels. When all four figurines are correctly placed, a secret compartment containing the triceratops coin opens; all the figurines fall onto the floor.
The animals and colors are not randomized. Put the deer on the orange panel, the ape on the purple panel, the boar on the black panel, and the wolf on the green panel.

a cookie jar. It's in the office's display case.

Open it and read the pink page that's inside it.

a delicate glass jewelry box. It's in the office's display case.

The jewelry box contains the mastodon coin. Unlock the jewelry box with the key.
Alternatively, if you're not holding the jewelry box, you can smash it with your crowbar and get the coin that way.
Hooray for multiple solutions! Gosh, I hope nothing buggy happens if you unlock the box, use the coin, and then smash the box. What sort of crazy player would do that?

a metal cylinder. It's in the office's display case.

The cylinder has six lettered rings, each with six letters. You can set the cylinder to a letter-sequence like BINDER, FONDUE, FOREST, TARDIS, TONGUE, or VEEDER, for example.
Set the cylinder to FINGER, which is clued by all the pink readables hidden about the office. The cylinder spits out the pterodactyl coin.

a purse. It's on the lounge's table.

Open it and the take the lighter that's inside.

Creatures

a cyberskull. It's in the trash can outside the facility in Cel Avizze.

Optional: Talk to the skull; its name was Jasxon when it was alive. Also, examine everything in Cel Avizze while carrying the skull. It tells you what it knows about everything.
At the monument, put the skull in the brazier, then talk to the skull. Its sparks set the dried oil alight. Examine the flame to travel to the next region, The Terrible Dogfish.

a baby. It's sleeping in the hovel's crib.

This is the baby New Year, 1847. After you shoot the old man (who is the Old Year, 1846) with your revolver, take the baby back to the roof of your home. Talk to the sparrows who are still waiting there in the cold, poor things. They summon a stork to take the baby to where it belongs.

Readables

an oilskin journal. It's in the shipwreck's chest.

Open it and read it several times; it's the diary of Captain Lily Cassidy, a fascinating character. She and her crew somehow managed to escape from the Terrible Dogfish, but she doesn't say how. Paradoxically, she somehow also continued to write in her journal long after she abandoned it. Isn't fiction fun?

a pink card. It's in the potted plant by the office's west wall.

Take it and read it; it's a clue for the metal cylinder.

a pink strip. It's wedged in the office's windowframe.

Take it and read it; it's a clue for the metal cylinder.

a crumpled paper. It's in the garbage can on the office's floor.

Read it; it's a clue for the metal cylinder.

a torn scrap of paper. It's in the office's desk drawer.

Read it; it's a clue for the metal cylinder.

a pink scroll. It's in the cigar box.

Unroll it; it's a clue for the metal cylinder.

a typewritten poem. It's on the fourth shelf of the office's bookcase.

Read the poem and compare it with the to-do list under the desk's paperweight. Find out which lines mention the items on the list; the relevant line-numbers are the combo to the safe behind the painting. The combo is always 17-6-22.

a laminated notice. It's on the fifth shelf of the office's bookcase.

Read it. It tells you that you can ignore the green vase, the fourteen-sided die, the angel statuette, and the empty jar of almonds.

a pink page. It's inside the cookie jar.

Read it; it's a clue for the metal cylinder.

Tools (or other useful items)

a revolver. You're carrying it.

You originally obtained this gun in How the Little Match Girl Got Her Colt Paterson Revolver, and Taught a Virtue to a Goblin.
In the hovel, shoot the old man (with the revolver) to fulfil your commission with the sparrows.

a rapier. It's in the shipwreck's chest.

Taking the rapier triggers a sequence where you must allocate twelve ability points amongst seven RPG stats. I allocated one point each for Magic and Resistance and two points each for everything else, but I doubt that's optimal, particularly when you only use these stats for one fight.
The rapier is slightly rusty. Clean it.
In the spiral valve, kill the flukeworm with the rapier. This battle uses RPG mechanics, so you probably need to try attacking it more than once. When the worm is dead, the rapier dissolves away because of its caustic juices.

a crowbar. It's in the spiral valve, but you must first kill a flukeworm with the rapier before you can successfully take it.

In the shipwreck, open both the crate and the barrel with the crowbar.
In the office, you may hit the glass jewelry box with the crowbar to "open" it.

a waterproof match. It's in the shipwreck's crate; open the crate with the crowbar.

Light the match then look at its flame to travel to the next region, The Ocean of Storms.

a steel key. It's in a tiny envelope inside the manilla folder in the garbage can on the floor of the office.

The key unlocks the delicate glass jewelry box.

an ape figurine, a boar figurine, a cat figurine, a cow figurine, a deer figurine, a goat figurine, a sheep figurine, and a wolf figurine. They're all inside the rosewood box.

See rosewood box for details on how to use the figurines.

a cuckoo clock. It's in the office's display case.

Note that the clock and the painting were both made by the same artist, Leland Dike.
Set the cuckoo clock to the same time as in the painting's grandfather clock, pocketwatch, and sundial: 2:30 pm. The cuckoo clock spits out a tyrannosaurus coin.

an incredibly detailed painting. It's on the office's east wall.

Note that the cuckoo clock and the painting were both made by the same artist, Leland Dike.
Examine the detailed features of the painting and note what time the timepieces display, then set the cuckoo clock to that time: 2:30 pm. The painting's timepieces are a grandfahter clock, a pocketwatch, and a sundial.
Look behind the painting to find a safe.

a cigarette lighter. It's in the purse.

Light it and look at its flame to travel to the next region, The Woods.

Junk

While you don't need any of these items, you might still want to take them or interact with them regardless, just for the fun of it.

a spinach snack. On the Philippeion, there's some patries. You may take one.

Eat it, if you like, or take one for later.

a pearl. In the shipwreck, acquire it by searching the hull.

You can't do anything with this pearl, but treasure is treasure. Also see A Rope of Chalk.

a ball of yarn. In the shipwreck, it's in the crate; open the crate with the crowbar.

In your bedroom, give the yarn to Puss. She'll enjoy tearing it to pieces.

an angel statuette. It's on the desk in the office.
a fourteen-sided die. It's in the display case in the office.

Feel free to roll the die several times to delight in seeing unusual Unicode characters.

a green vase. It's on the bookcase's third shelf in the office.

It's not a useful container; you may not put anything into it.

Score

The response to SCORE is:

(You're doing marvelously.)

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The Little Match Girl 2: Annus Evertens
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