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In the Maze Runner book, what was the reason for Newt's limp?
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In the Maze Runner book, what was the reason for Newt's limp?

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Newt used to be a Runner, and one time he climbed up the ivy that scales the walls, jumped off and tried to kill himself. He failed, and suffered a limp for the rest of his life.

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