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[Eerie music]

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(Male presenter, off)
There is a fifth dimension

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beyond tha t
which is known to man.

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It is a dimension
as vastas space

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and as timeless as infinity.

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It is the middle ground
between lightand shadow

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between science
and s upers tit/on

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and it lies between
the pit of man's fears

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and the summit of his knowledge.

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This is the dimension
of ima Gina tion.

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It is an area which we
call the twilightz one.

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Two, three, four.

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One, two, three.

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Mrs. Chester, have you
ever read da vid Copperfield?

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How's that?

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It's a wonderful book.

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There's this poor little
fella and his father

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has passed away and
his mother has married

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this miserable man
called murdstone.

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Isn't that a villainous
name? Murds tone.

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Well, this murdstone
has a sister called Jane...

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Mr. Bemis,
you shortchanged me again.

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You owe me one more dollar.

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See? There's onl y24 here

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and there should be 25.

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Oh, I'm terribly sorry,
Mrs. Murd... er, uh...

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Mrs., uh, Chester.

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I thought there was five ones

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and there's only four.

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I thought I'd given you five.

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I'm terribly sorry. Then there's
another funny character,

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called micawber, Mr. Micawber.

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And he's al wa ys being
sent to Deb Tor's prison.

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Hm!

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Then there's another
character called peggoty.

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That is David's...

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Nurse.

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[Sighs] Oh, well. [Mumbles]

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Yes, sir?

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I wonder if I might see
you in my office, Mr. Bemis?

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Why, certainly, Mr. Carsville.

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I don't suppose

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you've read da vid Copperfield?

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No, Mr. Bemis, I have not.

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Now if you'd kindly

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accom pany m e.

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(Male presenter, off) Witness
Mr. Henry bemis, a charter member

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in the fra terni Ty of dreamers.

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A book/sh little man

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whose passion
is the printed pa ge

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but who is conspired against
bya bank presidentand a wife

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and a world full
of tongue-cl uckers

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and the unrelen ting hands
of a clock. But in justa moment

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Mr. Bemis will enter a world
without bank presidents,

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or wives, or clocks,
or anything El se.

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He'll ha vea world all to
himself, without anyone.

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(President? Now, Mr. Bemis

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I shall come to the point.

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I shall arrive via
the following route

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which is namely,
"what constitutes

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an efficient member
of this organization?"

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Viz, a bank teller who
knows his job and performs it.

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I. E., an organiza tion man

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who functions
wi thin an orga niza tion.

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You, Mr. Bemis, do not function
within the organization.

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You are neither
an efficient bank teller

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nor a proficient empl o yee.

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You, Mr. Bemis, are a reader.

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A "reader"?

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A rea der!

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A reader of books, magazines

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periodical s, newspapers.

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I see you constantly
going downstairs

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into the vault
during your lunch hour.

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Ultimatum, Mr. Bemis!

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You'll henceforth devote
your time to your job

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and forget reading, or
you'll find yourself outdoors

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on a park bench reading
from morning till night

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for want of having a job.

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Do I make myself
perfectly clear?

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That's perfectly
clear, sir. It's just that,

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just that what, bemis?

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Make it quick
and get back to your cage.

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It's just that my wife
won't let me read at home.

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See, when I get home at night
and try to pick up a newspaper

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she yanks it out of my hand

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and after dinner
if I try to find

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a magazine, she hides them.

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Well, I got so desperate
that I found myself

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trying to read the labels on the
condiment bottles on the table.

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Now, she won't even
let me use the catsup.

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Unasked, I give
my reaction to this.

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Your wife is an
amazingly bright woman.

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I remember last November
you spent the days

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reading campaign buttons
on customers' lapels.

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You will recall the lady
who took exception to this

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and tried to hit you
with her umbrella.

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Yes, I remember that.

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I never got a chance to tell her

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that I was only looking
to see who she voted for.

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Good day, bemis.

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[Clears throat]

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[Startled gasp]

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(Wife, shrill call) He nr y!

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He nr y!

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Yes, dear?
I'm in the living room!

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You want more
coffee or don't you?

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No, thank you, dear.

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But then why don't
you tell me that,

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and don't sneak off into the loving
room to Bury yourself in newsprint?

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I think we've been over
this quite enough, Henry.

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I won't tolera te a husband of mine
sa crificing the art of con versa tion.

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[Chuckles]

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All right. What's so funny?

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No, no, dear, it's just that
you said "a husband of mine."

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How many husbands have
you got? You've only got me!

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I would appreciate that not
being rubbed in! [Beats newspaper]

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We're playing cards tonight. I
want you to change your shirt.

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We 're going over
to the Phillips 'house.

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Oh, dear.

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All right, Henry.
Anything to sa y?

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No, dear, nothing to say.

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What time do we do that?

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In about 15 minutes.

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I'll be ready on time.

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See that you are!

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[Startled] Oh!

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Henry?

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Yes, my dear?

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What have you got, Henry?

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Got?

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Got!

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Nothing, my dear.

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What's this?

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What, that?

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This!

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Isn't that odd?

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How did that get here?

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I can only hazard a guess.

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”A book of modern poetry."

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Yours, Henry?

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Would you like to read me some?

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Read you some?

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Do you mean read you
out loud out of the book?

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Do you want to?

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Oh, I would love to.

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You know, there are
some lovely things in here.

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There are one or two
things from t.S. Eliot

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and edna St. Vincent millay,
Robert frost, Carl sandburg.

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Helen.

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Who did this, Helen?

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Who do you think did it, Henry?

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You should thank me, really.

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A grown man who reads silly

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ridiculous,
nonsensical doggerel.

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This isn't doggerel! There's
some beautiful things here.

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I say it's doggerel.

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And I also say
it's a waste of time.

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Helen, Helen, don't do that!

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Helen, plea se Don't do tha t!

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Why, Helen?

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Why do you do these things?

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Because I'm married to a fool.

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[Crash]

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[Explosion]

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(Oarsvi/ie) I can onl y tell you

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tha t in adherence to duty,
a cons tan t remembrance

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tha ta bank, like a political
office is a public trust.

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These things are of the essence.

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Those things are basic
aboveall things.

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Just the ouali ties
I've mentioned.

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Miss Jackson, tha t's my speech
for thursda y night banquet.

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Would you type tha t...

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[Explosion]

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(Presenter, off)
Seconds, minutes, hours,

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they cra wl by

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on hands and knees
for Mr. Henry bemis

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who looks for a spark
in the ashes of a dead world.

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A telephone connected
to no thingness.

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A neighborhood bar, a mo vie

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a baseball diamond,
a hardware store

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the ma ilbox of what? t was once
his house and is now a rubble.

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They liea t his feet

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as ba ttered monumen ts
to what? t was, but is no more.

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Helen!

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Helen!

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Where are you?!

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(Male presenter, off) Mr. Henry
bemis, on an eight-hour tour

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of a gra ve ya rd.

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They're all dead.

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They must be.

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Everybody's dead except

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I'm all right.

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Why am I all right?

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I was right there
in the middle of...

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The vault!

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I was down in the vault.

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That's why I'm alive.

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I went down in the...

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The thing of it is, though,

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the thing of it is

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I'm not at all sure

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that I want to be alive.

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Well, I'm not going to
starve to death anyway.

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Lots of food.

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Food enough to last for
years and years and years

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and years.

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All the food I can eat.

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All the food

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and more too.

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[Humming]

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Let's see, the worst part,
the very worst part

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is being alone.

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Is this how it's going to be

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sitting around day after day

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eating?

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Smoking a cigarette.

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Reading the same half
of a newspaper

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over and over,

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and over

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and over again.

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[Horn honking]

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[Engine sputtering]

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Is someone there?

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Please, someone!

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Is someone there?

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Someone!

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No. No. No.

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No. No, that doesn't make
any difference.

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No, it doesn't. It doesn't
make a bit of difference.

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It's quite all right.

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This is solitude.

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I've never had much solitude.

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I have enough to occupy
my mind and my time.

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I have enough food

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and I'm really very fortunate.

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Yes, I'm really
extremely fortunate.

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Help. Help. Help.

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Someone, please! Someone!

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Please. Please, someone!

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Someone! Please!

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Someone, plea se!

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Someone.

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[Suspense music]

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If it just weren't
for the loneliness.

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If it just
weren't for the sameness.

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If there were just
something to do, do, do.

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Oh, well,

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I'm sure I'll be forgiven
for this...

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The way things are.

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I know I'll be forgiven.

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Collected works of dickens!

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Collected works
of George Bernard Shaw!

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Poems by Browning!

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Shelley, keats.

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Grea t dra mas of the world!

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Books. Books.

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All the books I'll need.

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All the books

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all the books I'll ever want.

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Shelley, Shakespeare, Shaw, oh.

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All the books I want.

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All the books.

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[Sighs]

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January,

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February, march,

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April,

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may,

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this year,

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the next year,

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and the year after,

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and the year after that,

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and the year after that.

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[Chuckles]

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And the best thing,
the very best thing of all.

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Is there's time now.

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There's all the time I need
and all the time I want.

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Time, time, time.

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Ah, there's time enough at last.

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[Crash]

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That's not fair.

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That's not fair at all.

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There was time now.

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There was,
was all the time I needed.

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[Sobbing] It's not fair.

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It's not fair.

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(Male presenter, off) The best
la ID plans of mice and men

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and henr y bemis

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the small man in the glasses
who wanted no thing but time.

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Henry bemis, now jus ta part
of a smashed landscape

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jus ta piece of the rubble

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jus ta fra gmen t of what? t man
has deeded to himself.

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Mr. Henr y bemis,
in the twil igh t zone.

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(Male presenter, off) Rod serl inc,
the crea Tor of twilight zone,

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will tell you
about next week's story

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after this word
from our al terna te sponsor.

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(Male presenter, off)
And now, Mr. Serling.

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Next week we enlist the
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of Charles beaumont
and invite you to join us

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in a strange and shocking dream.

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Our story is called perchance
to dream and stars Richard conte.

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I hope you will be able to join next
week's excursion into the twilight zone.

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Thank you and good night.

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(Male presenter, off) Kimberl y Clark
invites you to wa tch Steve McQueen

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inwanted dead or alive

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sa turda y nights over mos t
of these same s ta tions.

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(Male presenter, off) Twilight zone
is being brought to you tonight

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b y k imberl y Clark

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whose ha nd y kl eenex
paper products

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help you ever y da y
in so many wa ys.

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Why a new kind of paper towel?

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Let me show you.

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We'll cover your screen
with this film

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now let's see how
an ordinary towel works.

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See? It leaves streaks because
it doesn't shape to the surface.

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Look at the difference
with a new kleenex towel.

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Kleenex towels
are built like a sponge.

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And like a sponge, they have a
softness that shapes to the job.

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So the whole towel
surface is absorbing.

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Kleenex towels
help you in so many ways

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because they're so soft

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and so strong

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wet or dry

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to help you scour
the mos t s tubborn s ta ins

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and aluminum scuff marks
from your sink.

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And look, even
with a harsh cleanser

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there's no shredding, no
break through ina kleenex towel.

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When your shopping squeeze
the kleenex towel package

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yes, squeeze it,
and feel the difference in,

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(fling/e) Fl the big soft towel
tha t's buil t like a sponge

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helpful kleenex towels fl

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(female presenter, off) Another
good value from kleenex.

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(Fling/e) Fl soft,
strong, pops up, too

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fl kleenex tissues
are best for you

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fl helping me to wipe up quick

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fl handykleenex does the trick

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fl soft, strong, pops up, too

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kleenex tissues
are best for you/7

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you know, I find kleenex
tissues so useful

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I keep a box in every
room of my house.

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It's a must in our
living room, of course.

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You know how youngsters
will spill things.

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And what cleans up
quicker than kleenex?

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We find it best for colds, too.

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It's so wonderfully
strong and absorbent.

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Naturally, we keep some here.

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Those pretty kleenex colors
just match our decor.

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And of course, the bedroom, too.

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These gentle tissues
suit my skin just perfectly.

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They're so soft and soothing.

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Kleenex tissues
in the pop up box,

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there's a col or for
ever y room in your house.