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[Eerie music playing]

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(Narrator) You unlock this door
with the k e y of ima Gina t/on.

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Beyond it is another dimension.

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A dimension of sound.

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A dimension of sight.
A dimension of mind.

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You're moving into a land of
both shadowand substance,

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of things and ideas.

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You've just crossed over
into the twilight zone.

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Evening, ma'am.
Are you miss Scott?

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That's right.

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Well, I'm trooper
Franklin, miss Scott.

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May I come in for a moment?

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Thank you.

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Attractive place.

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That's gracious of you
to say so. What else is new?

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You came into town this morning?

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It's, um, an unhappy pilgrimage

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that I'm forced
to make every week.

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Unfortunately, no one will deliver my
supplies, so I have to get them myself.

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Oh, was there anything
else, trooper Franklin?

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Uh, Mr. Barth down
at the general store

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said something
about you telling him

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you'd seen some kind of
lights in the sky last night.

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So?

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Well, I just thought I'd, uh,

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come up here and ask you
a few questions about it.

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That's intrepid of you, trooper.

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I did see something last night.

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And I did mention it to that pickle
barrel Wheeler-dealer in the village.

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I did mention it because, well, the
general run of dialogue is so dull

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it makes me want to
retire from the human race.

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I'm up to here in
rainfall, wind velocity,

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snowfalls and
gripping bingo games.

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So I thought I'd inject
something new into the dialogue.

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I see.

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Well, uh,

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what kind of lights
would you say they were?

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If you're looking for a red-hot
gun-'em-down battle against evil,

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you can saddle up and head north
because you won't find it here.

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You're here from
New York, miss Scott?

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Is that a misdemeanor?

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No, no, not at all, I...
I was just interested.

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We heard you'd taken a place
up here. A cabin, you living alone.

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You were some sort of a
fashion editor, weren't you?

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Yes.

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I was some sort
of a fashion editor.

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My yearly salary would
have bought the main street

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of that rinky-dink
whistle-stop down there.

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And I had what is euphemistically
known as a nervous breakdown.

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So, I came up here to be alone.

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Said journey being the
biggest rock I ever pulled

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'cause you can't be alone here.

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You ha ve to share your private
life with country bump/(Ins.

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And, um, Gilbert and
Sullivan state troopers.

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Repeating, trooper, since
your ears seem to flap.

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There is nothing for you here,
so why don't you, uh, run along?

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You know, miss Scott,
I think you're quite right.

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I don't think there
is much here for me.

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Or, for that
matter, anyone else.

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Wha t's tha t supposed to mean?

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That's supposed to
mean that in your book

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I'm sure that anyone who hasn't
bought their clothes on fifth Avenue

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is considered a bumpkin.

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And tha t everybody who doesn't
broaden their as, is considered provincial.

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And that elusive
thing called culture

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is really only
an inheritable legacy

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available only
to insufferable snobs

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of which, miss Scott, I'm afraid
you are a charter member.

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[Loud, high-pitched whirring
like an airplane landing]

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[Whirring abruptl y stops]

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What's happened?

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[Latches chain lock]

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You're not frightened,
are you, miss Scott?

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I'm afraid you put me in the
wrong sorority, Mr. Franklin.

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I'm a charter member,
but not of snobs.

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I'm the founder and the
chairman of the board

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of the society
of frightened people.

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So frightened that
they can't face the world

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and they go away to
little mountain retreats.

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They act superior because they think
it hides their tensions and neuroses.

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Thank you for an honest answer.

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Why don't you rustle up some
hot coffee for the two of us?

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I'll go out and check around,

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and I'll stay with you an hour
or so to see if it comes back.

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And I'll drive you back
into town if you'd like.

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What was it?

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The noise and the lights?

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A meteor or maybe an
aircraft off its course.

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Those would be the
rational explanations.

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Give me an irrational one.

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Maybe something
from outer space.

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"There are more things in
heaven and earth, Horatio,

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than are dreamt of
in your philosophy."

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That's Shakespeare, miss Scott.

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That's Shakespeare,
but what is that?

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(Narrator) The major ingredient
of any rec/pe for fear

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is the unkno wn.

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And here are two characters
about to partake of the meal.

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Miss Charlotte Scott,
a fashion editor,

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and Mr. Robert Franklin,
a sta te trooper.

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And the third member
of the party, the unknown,

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that has just landed
a few hundred yards away.

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This person or thing
is soon to be met.

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This is a mountain cabin

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but it is also a
clearing in the shadows

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known as the twilight zone.

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[Footsteps rustling
in the brush]

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Mr. Franklin,
did you see anything?

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Not much. You
better go back inside.

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I'll be right back.

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[Crashing]

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Haven't you ever heard
of an emergency brake?

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Yup, heard and used. But
this emergency brake was on.

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There's only two of us and neither of
us were near the car. So, who pushed it?

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Maybe nobody. Maybe
the brake just gave out.

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You believe that?

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For the time being. That's the
only explanation I can conjure up.

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[Groaning]

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The radio's dead.
No power at all.

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You got a phone inside?

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That's one concession
to privacy that I didn't make.

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I've got a telephone
and some coffee.

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At this given moment, both
are luxury items in my book.

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Oh, uh, better lock it.

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You've just applied
for membership, hm?

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My club for frightened people.

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Lady, I've been in two wars,

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and I've been a policeman between
and after. And I'm not ashamed to say

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that I've racked up more
scared hours than most rabbits.

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Thank you for an honest answer.

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Miss Scott, maybe you can
learn this, maybe it'll help you.

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But being frightened it's a, it's a
normal, natural human function

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like, well, just like breathing.

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It's how you react to fright.
That's what really counts.

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You can get the shakes
and crawl under a bed

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or you can clench your fists
and go about your business.

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Well, you can clench your fists, but
if you want, I'll be happy under the bed.

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Being frightened sure hasn't
hurt your sense of humor, has it?

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You got two beds?

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I might like to do a little
crawling under one of them myself.

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Your phone is dead.

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I'll tell you this
much, miss Scott.

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Despite all you may have
heard about officers of the law,

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we react like
normal human beings.

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A roaring fire,
a mountain cabin,

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hot coffee.

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You know, if I live long
enough to retire,

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it doesn't sound like
a bad later life, does it?

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[Creaking]

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[Cries out]

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What's the matter?

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Listen, don't you hear it?

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It's up there.

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Where?

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Oh. It's on the roof.

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Is there an attic or something?

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Is there some way
to get up on the roof?

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Not from inside.

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Oh, please, please don't
go out there, please.

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Now, lady, you may have
been a hot fashion editor,

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but when it comes to greeting
intruders you're something else again.

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Now, you lock this after me.
And don't open it until I tell you to.

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No, you bet your life I won't.

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[Dog barking, then baying]

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[Creaking]

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[Dog barking]

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[Knocking on door]

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Who is it?

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It's me.

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Well?

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Did you see anything?
I didn't imagine it, did I?

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There was something
up on the roof.

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It sounded like footsteps.

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Did you find anything?

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There's nothing on
the roof. Nothing at all.

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Not on the roof, anyway.

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Maybe it's just, uh, maybe
it's just a little imagination

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seeping into the both
of us. I don't know.

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Maybe it's the night. Maybe
it's the loneliness up here.

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If there was
something on the roof,

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it would have
crushed this house fla t.

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Why?

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Because the thing,

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or whatever it is,

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moved the car back
to where it was.

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And I think I know
how it was done.

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It was carried
in somebod y's hand.

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There are fingerprints
on the car. Big fingerprints.

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And if they are fingerprints,

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then we shouldn't have any
trouble finding our invader.

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Because he must stand
better than 500 feet high.

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[Rooster cro wing]

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[Yawning]

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Good morning.

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Good morning.

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What time do you make it?

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Uh, it's 6:00.

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Ooh.

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You get much sleep?

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Couple of hours, off
and on. How about you?

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About the same, I guess.

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I didn't hear anything.

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I didn't, either.

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Well, let's greet the morning.

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And whoever else
happens to be in it.

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[Birds twittering]

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[Dog barking in distance]

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You got any, uh, friends,
a little bent upstairs?

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Somebody who'd go to
these kind of extremes?

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If I did have, they'd have been
committed a long time before this.

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What is it?

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Take a look at this.

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It's a footprint.

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Yeah, that's what it is, all right.
It's a footprint. Look at the size of it.

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Let's get out
of here, let's run.

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Where to?

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To the village, down the road. Who
cares? Somewhere away from here.

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Use your head, will you?

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It's 30 miles to the village.

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No ma tter what? t
direction we turn,

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there's somebody out
here as high as a mountain

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who could just reach down
and crush us with his little finger.

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Block our way with his big toe.

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Then what can we do?

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I can try and fix that car
radio and phone in for some help.

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You can do whatever you like,

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but I'm not staying
here. I'm getting out.

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Miss Scott! Miss Scott!

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[Groaning]

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[Shrieks]

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I can't believe it.

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All right, miss Scott, take off.

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I'll try and keep this
nightmare occupied.

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Maybe you can reach the
village and get some help.

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You think they'd ever hear the end
of my story before they locked me up?

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Honey, that's only one of
the risks we have to take.

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Why doesn't it do something?

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Now, that's a good question.

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Because if it wanted to destroy us,
it could have done it a long time ago.

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Us, the village down
belowand the whole sta te.

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Go on, miss Scott,
take off, will you?

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No. No, as scared
as I am, I want to stay.

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Yes, I-I want to stay with you.

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All right. But I think I better
fill you in on something.

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I've got to fight
that with this.

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That's like trying to bring
down a bomber with a peashooter.

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But it's all we've got.

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[Hissing]

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[Strong wind blowing]

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Oh!

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[Shouting]

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Oh. Oh.

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It's a balloon.

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Fantastic.

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00:22:14,875 --> 00:22:17,837
It's unbelievable.

256
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But tha t's what
it is. It'sa balloon.

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That's it? Is this what
we've been frightened of?

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A fugitive from a
Thanksgiving day parade?

259
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Not quite.

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[Spaceship beeping]

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This is what we've
been frightened of.

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Take a look at it, miss Scott.

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Look at the source
of our nightmare.

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[Tiny man's voice] Grea t Lea der,
this is earth explorer one.

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00:23:07,928 --> 00:23:10,764
Must report fail ure.
Repea t, must report failure.

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00:23:10,848 --> 00:23:14,810
Burned trees as ordered, dug up shoe print,
spra yed fingerprint on earth vehicle.

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Moved it bymagnet,
infla Ted giant figure.

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Entire operation ended by earth
man's failure to be frightened.

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Repeat, failure
to be frightened.

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Request permission
to depart earth.

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Repeat, request
permission to depart earth.

272
00:23:26,822 --> 00:23:30,618
Please, oh, please, great leader,
let us depart before they crush us.

273
00:23:30,701 --> 00:23:33,287
[Spaceship taking off]

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You know something?
I wish them luck.

275
00:23:46,050 --> 00:23:50,095
Maybe the next place they
land, they can be the giants.

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What of our next visitors?

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00:23:52,723 --> 00:23:56,268
What if they are giants?

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Well, I think you'd spit in
their eye. That's what I think.

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(Narrator) Fear, of course,
is extremel y rela ti ve.

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It depends on who can look
down and who must look up.

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It depends on other vagaries like
the time, the mood, the darkness.

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But it's been said before
with great validity

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that the worst thing
there is to fear is fear itself.

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Tonight's tale of
terror and tiny people

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on the twilight zone.

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(Male presenter)
And now, Mr. Serl/ng.

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Next time on the twilight
zone, the bewitchin' pool.

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Some children find
imaginary playmates

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when their travail
becomes to much to bear.

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Others retire to bedrooms.

291
00:24:38,811 --> 00:24:41,105
But the children on next
week's twilightzone

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find escape in a much
more unusual fashion.

293
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They disappear
in a swimming pool.

294
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This one is well
worth to watching.

295
00:24:47,528 --> 00:24:51,198
Mary badham stars in Earl
hamner's the bewitchin' pool.

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[Eerie music playing]