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This connection is a double-edged sword: the Caller serves as a life source and power amplifier, but the Core's attachment can become a fatal obsession, leading them to willingly sacrifice themselves. This reframes the Core/Caller relationship as a high \"match rate\" achieved through a deep bond, rather than a predetermined pairing, contradicting earlier explanations. The new context raises questions about past events, such as why the upperclassman Ginger (or Grainger) failed to become Sak's Caller and how the School initially located Lima. Furthermore, speculation is confirmed that another character, Echo, is a Core possessor, which explains his immunity to the plague. 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Readers theorize that Callers possess a unique charisma that can influence multiple people, not just their designated Core, explaining why other characters like Hana are also drawn to Lima. This connection is a double-edged sword: the Caller serves as a life source and power amplifier, but the Core's attachment can become a fatal obsession, leading them to willingly sacrifice themselves. This reframes the Core/Caller relationship as a high \"match rate\" achieved through a deep bond, rather than a predetermined pairing, contradicting earlier explanations. The new context raises questions about past events, such as why the upperclassman Ginger (or Grainger) failed to become Sak's Caller and how the School initially located Lima. Furthermore, speculation is confirmed that another character, Echo, is a Core possessor, which explains his immunity to the plague. 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