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The action on the first level defines a surjective homomorphism
G⟶⟨(012)⟩≅C3​
(1)
that sends a to the displayed cycle and b to the identity. Its kernel is therefore the normal closure of b, proving that {b} normally generates StabG​(1).
Apply the Reidemeister–Schreier theorem with transversal {1,a,a−1}. The generators arising from a are trivial, while those arising from b are
b,qquadaba−1,qquada−1ba.
(2)
Consequently these three elements generate StabG​(1).

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