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Yes, Elmo is aware that Mr. Hooper died on Sesame Street. In a sensitive episode addressing the topic of loss, Elmo learns about death and understands that Mr. Hooper is no longer with them. This storyline was important in helping children process grief and understand the concept of losing someone they love.

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