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A woman named Agent Carter finds a mysterious golden orb that is smoking, indicating it may be explosive. Several men in black suits realize she has it and begin pursuing her, trying to kill her to obtain the orb. The narrative follows Agent Carter as multiple people attempt to kill her for possession of the orb.
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