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When Alan came back after 26 years, their relationship was strained. Alan was upset at Sarah for abandoning him in the game for all those years. Sarah was just as bitter towards Alan because she felt that it was his fault that everyone thought she was crazy. Neither one of them could understand why the other one was angry. Sarah kept wanting to run away from the game, she did not want to play it because she was scared. She thought that Alan was forcing her to play the game until Judy told her that he too wanted to run away from the game. It was at that moment that Sarah realized that she was not alone in being terrified by what could happen. Sarah confided in Alan that she never got over his disappearance. Everyone in the town thought she was
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