The Thunderer

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"The Thunderer", by John Philip Sousa, is a instrumental march featured in "A Tale of Two Cities", "The Glass Ballerina" and "Further Instructions" where it was heard in the Bear cage when Sawyer is rewarded with a fish biscuit.

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• Wikipedia - "The Thunderer"

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