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Up here
Up here adverb - In a specified area or place.
Both terms in one sentence
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The "I'M STILL HERE" line from 3 briefly shows up here, as well — it's spoken to the child after his disastrous birthday party ended with him hospitalized and close to death.
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Strangely, there's a few loot containers up here, along with a skeleton holding a teddy bear next to a bottle of booze, and you can open and close the city gate.
Source: Minus World - Later he shows up as Doctor Venture's new arch-villain, but a few legal complications about how close he's allowed to be to any "beautiful young boys" come up here and there (the look of panic on his face when he shows up and the Doctor is running a day camp for preteen boys is priceless).
Source: Creepy Uncle
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