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Christopher uses his ability to stay focused and observant to navigate the noisy and crowded train station. He also uses his mathematical skills to keep track of schedules and train times, as well as his logical thinking to solve problems that arise during his journey. Additionally, he relies on his memory to recall important information and his courage to overcome the overwhelming situation he encounters.

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