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A poem titled 'Climb Up for Your Reward' hangs on the wall: 'Rest is for the finished. / Every lock has a past. / Wait for the right moment. / All doors open eventually. / Run your fingers along the wood. / Don't give up now.' Where is the key?

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Escape Room Riddle: A poem titled 'Climb Up for Your Reward' hangs on the wall: 'Rest is for the finished. / Every lock has a past. / Wait for the right moment. / All doors open eventually. / Run your fingers along the wood. / Don't give up now.' Where is the key?
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