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261 was a black-and-gold R-series astromech droid with a masculine programming in service of the Galactic Empire. At some point before the Battle of Yavin, 261 was among the many droids used to maintain operations aboard the Death Star battle station. However, the astromech went rogue, stealing secret documents and escaping in a Lambda-class T-4a shuttle. The Imperials then hired the Trandoshan bounty hunter Bossk, who traced 261 to Tatooine and retrieved it from a clan of Jawas. The rogue astromech was then escorted back to the Empire. Diana verpatzt die Kurzkür und damit scheint ihr WM-Traum ausgeträumt. Ihr Selbstbewusstsein ist angeknackst, trotzdem will sie alles riskieren, um die schwache Leistung der Kurzkür wieder auszugleichen. Mit einem tiefen Griff in die Trickkiste sorgt Oliver dafür, dass Diana zu alter Stärke zurückfindet. Alles scheint wieder in Ordnung zu sein, doch weder Oliver noch Diana ahnen, dass Julian mit seinen Vorahnungen recht behalten soll. Annette ist entsetzt über das schlechte Abschneiden von Diana und verdächtigt natürlich Jenny, für Dianas Versagen verantwortlich zu sein. Zunächst hat Ingo für Annettes Behauptung nur ein Lächeln übrig, doch dann häufen sich die Anzeichen dafür, dass Jenny tatsächlich Vorsorge getroffen hat, damit Diana die WM-Bühne nicht als Siegerin verlässt. El dos cientos sesentaiuno (261) es el número natural que sigue al 260 y precede al 262. Categoría:Números Number 261 was an item on The List. Within her cell, Maggie finds a loose brick (from Sarah's riddle "5, 6 count the bricks"), and after several attempts, a panel opens. She hurries through moments before Barnabas arrives and finds her gone. Clutching Sarah's doll, she wanders through cramped, cobwebbed passages with Barnabas close behind.

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El dos cientos sesentaiuno (261) es el número natural que sigue al 260 y precede al 262. Categoría:Números 261 was a black-and-gold R-series astromech droid with a masculine programming in service of the Galactic Empire. At some point before the Battle of Yavin, 261 was among the many droids used to maintain operations aboard the Death Star battle station. However, the astromech went rogue, stealing secret documents and escaping in a Lambda-class T-4a shuttle. The Imperials then hired the Trandoshan bounty hunter Bossk, who traced 261 to Tatooine and retrieved it from a clan of Jawas. The rogue astromech was then escorted back to the Empire. Diana verpatzt die Kurzkür und damit scheint ihr WM-Traum ausgeträumt. Ihr Selbstbewusstsein ist angeknackst, trotzdem will sie alles riskieren, um die schwache Leistung der Kurzkür wieder auszugleichen. Mit einem tiefen Griff in die Trickkiste sorgt Oliver dafür, dass Diana zu alter Stärke zurückfindet. Alles scheint wieder in Ordnung zu sein, doch weder Oliver noch Diana ahnen, dass Julian mit seinen Vorahnungen recht behalten soll. Annette ist entsetzt über das schlechte Abschneiden von Diana und verdächtigt natürlich Jenny, für Dianas Versagen verantwortlich zu sein. Zunächst hat Ingo für Annettes Behauptung nur ein Lächeln übrig, doch dann häufen sich die Anzeichen dafür, dass Jenny tatsächlich Vorsorge getroffen hat, damit Diana die WM-Bühne nicht als Siegerin verlässt. Within her cell, Maggie finds a loose brick (from Sarah's riddle "5, 6 count the bricks"), and after several attempts, a panel opens. She hurries through moments before Barnabas arrives and finds her gone. Clutching Sarah's doll, she wanders through cramped, cobwebbed passages with Barnabas close behind. Maggie has found two doors leading out of the Old House cellar. Unfortunately, neither one of them will open. As she hears an enraged Barnabas calling her name, an unseen Sarah causes one of the doors to open. Following the sound of Sarah's flute playing London Bridge, Maggie goes through the opening and into another series of passageways. While Barnabas continues to search for her, Maggie finally discovers a way out. She emerges onto the beach beneath Widows' Hill, collapsing from exhaustion. At that moment, Barnabas finds her lying in the sand and clutching Sarah's doll. She screams. Meanwhile, Sam has followed Sarah's advice and is searching nearby. He hears Maggie scream, and Barnabas reluctantly retreats behind a large rock as Sam approaches. Sam finds Maggie and embraces her, but she has slipped into unconsciousness. Barnabas, from behind the rock, seems to be hypnotizing her not to talk. Significantly, Barnabas does not choose to attack Sam and Maggie. Having managed to get Maggie to the Collinsport hospital, Sam stands vigil as his daughter is examined by Dr. Woodard. Joe arrives, having been called by Sam, and an unconscious Maggie jumps when he touches her arm. Woodard explains that somebody or something frightened her so terribly that an unexpected touch brings the memory back to her. He believes Maggie will be able to tell them the identity of her kidnapper soon. Sam informs Woodard of his encounter with Sarah (260), and that it was with her encouragement that he went to the beach beneath Widows' Hill to search for Maggie. Woodard believes it is imperative that the little girl is found. Maggie begins to wake and calls out for Sarah; she recognizes Sam, but it is clear that Maggie has mentally regressed to being a child. Joe attempts to get through to Maggie. She doesn't recognize him at all, but she's happy to learn they are friends. Dr. Woodard takes Sam and Joe outside Maggie's room; he explains that Maggie is blocking out something terrifying and has regressed to childhood in order to keep herself safe. Needing both a psychiatrist and security for Maggie, Woodard has a plan. He proposes to make everyone in Collinsport, crucially the kidnapper, believe Maggie has died. He wants to send her to a private nursing home (100 miles north) run by Dr. Julia Hoffman. Sam and Joe agree it is the best thing for Maggie. Returning to Maggie's bedside, Sam tells her he's going to take her on a trip where she'll be safe. Later that night, Barnabas visits the hospital and claims to have heard a rumor that Maggie was found. Dr. Woodard informs him that she is "dead", and that she never spoke a word of what happened to her. Barnabas requests that the doctor convey to Sam his "deepest condolences and, if there is anything I can do, they should not hesitate to come to me". Then he turns away and a smile of relief comes to his lips. Number 261 was an item on The List.

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