A NICE PLACE TO VISIT
- 04/15/60
Written by: Charles Beaumont
Director: John Brahm
Cast: Larry Blyden, Sebastion Cabot, Sandra Warner
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"You a cop?"
"No, no, no. I'm your guide, as it were..." |
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"My job is
to see to it that you get what you want. Whatever it may be." |
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"...Will
that be enough for now then?"
"You got more?..." |
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"...Bullet
proof vest, huh? Well lets see how your head holds up!... I couldn't
have missed. Not at this range." |
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"Right
now I want...a million bucks!... And a chick that won't quit..." |
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"Now I know
I'm in heaven." |
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"...How about
it! Is Rocky hot, or is Rocky hot?!"
"Oh, Rocky's hot." |
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"Alright
girls, here we go...into the cracker box. One, two, three, it's
magic time..." |
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"...I want
you should get rid of that heap I've been drivin'... The ash trays
are full!..." |
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"How come
they let me in here?... I thought this was only for, like, school
teachers and like that?"
"We have some school teachers here." |
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"Henry Francis
Valentine... Age of six, slaughtered small dog. Well why not? He
bit me..." |
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"Is there
anything else I can do for you?"
"Yeah, get out of here will ya, I'm sick of lookin' at ya..." |
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"I don't
belong in heaven, see. I wanna go to the other place."
"Heaven? What ever gave you the idea you were in heaven...
This is the other place!" |
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NIGHTMARE AS A CHILD
- 04/29/60
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Cast: Janice Rule, Terry Burnham, Shepperd Strudwick
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"I know all
about you, don't you remember?..." |
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"When you
pass people on the streets, or see them in a bank...Do they look
familiar to you?..." |
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"People call
me Markie..." |
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"Tragic,
terrible thing...and they never found the man who did it, did they?" |
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"...Markie?...
That was your nickname Miss Foley, when you were a little girl..." |
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"Twinkle
twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are." |
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"I'm you
when you were ten years old..." |
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"That night
it was me in your bedroom. I killed your mother." |
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"I had to
come back Helen. To take care of the unfinished business..." |
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"...The human
imagination is often weird. Some times it means salvation." |
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A STOP AT WILLOUGHBY
- 05/06/60
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Robert Parrish
Cast: James Daly, Howard Smith, Patricia Donahue, James Maloney
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"It's
push, push, push! All the way! All the time! Right on down the line!"
"Fat boy! Why don't you shut your mouth!" |
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"Well, want
anything at all?"
"Yeah, I sharp razor and a chart of the human anatomy showing
where all the arteries are." |
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"Willoughby,
the stop is Willoughby. Willoughby, the stop is Willoughby." |
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"Wait a minute,
It's November. What's going on here anyway? It's November! Where
is this place...Where is Willoughby?"
"Willoughby, Sir? That's Willoughby right outside." |
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"...Peaceful.
Restful. Where a man can slow down to a walk. And live his life
full measure." |
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"I'm
a not very young, soon to be old. Very uncompetitive... average
type guy. With a wife who has an appetite!" |
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"I know where
I'd like to be. A place called Willoughby..." |
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"...my miserable,
tragic error, to get married to a man whose big dream in life is
to be Huckleberry Finn!" |
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"Next time
I'm going to get off. I'm going to get off at Willoughby." |
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"Push, push,
push, Williams! Push, push, push, Williams! Push, push, push, Williams!
Get with it, boy! Push, push, push, Williams! Push, push, push,
Williams!..." |
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"...This
is it, right now! I've gotta get out of here! Janey, will you help
me please?" |
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"Hi boys.
Catch some big ones today, huh? I thing tomorrow I'll join you." |
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"...Shouted
somethin' about Willoughby. Then ran out to the platform, and that
was the last I saw him..." |
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THE CHASER - 05/13/60
Written by: Robert Presnell, Jr.
Director: Douglas Heyes
Cast: George Grizzard, John McIntyre, Patricia Barry
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"Why don't
you take a flying jump at the moon." |
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"...go and
see that man, and he'll help you..." |
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"Ointments,
salves, powders, sovereign remedies... detoxins, concoctions and
potions. All guaranteed." |
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"I offer
him practically everything, and all he wants is Leila..." |
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"When she
isn't telling you she loves you, she'll be gazing at you lovingly...
Frankly, you'll get the same shake from a Cocker Spaniel." |
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"...Love
potions are my cheapest item. And they're overpriced at that." |
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"If this
works, I'll be the happiest man in the world." |
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"Just spare
me five minutes and have one drink with me." |
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"You are
acting like a clod. A silly, stupid, sophomoric clod." |
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"...It's
like millenium." |
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"I don't
love you. I don't want you here. I don't even like you at the moment,
now please go!" |
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"What's happening!?
What's happening!?"
"What difference! Come here baby!" |
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"...If your
feet are hot now, I could soak my hands in ice water and then caress
them..." |
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"...I'd be
happy to break it in for you. I could smoke it all day while you're
at the office..." |
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"Am I disturbing
your reading? Did I disturb you by asking you if I was disturbing
you?" |
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"No trace,
no odor, no taste. No way to detect it's presence. And it's sure.
One-thousand dollars. That's what you came for, isn't it?" |
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"She worships
and adores you, and hangs on your every word... One-thousand dollars." |
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"The glove
cleaner is the only way." |
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"Always the
same way. First the stimulant. Then the chaser." |
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"I've got
news for you, sweet little rabbit..." |
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A PASSAGE FOR TRUMPET
- 05/20/60
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Don Medford
Cast: Jack Klugman, Mary Webster, John Anderson, Frank Wolff
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"...I
thought you might need somebody with a horn."
"Not tonight
Joey, the last time you played trumpet for me you loused it up..."
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"...you
got the crumby end of the stick. Why Joey, Why..."
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"I'm
Gabriel with a golden horn. And when I put it to my lips it comes
out Jewels..." View
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"...This
time I'm selling it..."
"...I need another bugle like I need my taxes raised. View
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"...well,
look, at least you could be a little courteous... Look at me!"
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"Somebody's
tryin' to pull a gag. Somebody's tryin' to shake me up."
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"I'm
dead. That's it. I'm just plain old deceased."
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"...for
the first time in the very short life of Joey Crown, he was successful
at somethin'." View
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"...on
this record there was a long single with me on the horn, and old
Charlie goes and orders it..."
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"...you
play a nice trumpet. I know, I'm an expert on trumpets..."
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"...you
say you're not a ghost. You're not dead."
"I'm not dead. Neither are you Joey. View
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"What
about...the people on the streets?"
"They are dead. They're the ghosts Joey. They just don't know
it, that's all..." View
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"...Right
now you're in a kind of a limbo Joey, you're neither here nor there....
Which do you prefer Joey?"
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"...well
if I've got a choice...then I wanna go back..."
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"...no
more steppin' off curbs...it's a nice talent you got. To make music...Don't
waist it." View
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"...I
didn't get your name!"
"...Call me Gabe...Short for Gabriel." View
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"...you
stepped right out in front of me. Lucky I only graised you..."
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"I
moved here...I just moved in...Will you play some more..."
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Closing
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MR. BEVIS - 06/03/60
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Robert Parrish
Cast: Orson Bean, Henry Jones, Charles Lane, William Schallert
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"...Your
eccentricities are beyond any kind of understanding! You're bringing
phonograph records of zither music to play during the afternoon..." |
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"...The best
laid plans of mice and men. And Bevis." |
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"You said
you wanted somethin' to fortify a man in the darkest hour of his
life. Are them it?..." |
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"Bartender.
Would you kindly tell me what are the ingedenents of this drink." |
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"...the name,
for purposes of identification, is J. Hardy Hempstead. I'm your
Guardian Angel." |
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"Several
hundred years ago, one of your ancestors performed an act of great
courage. Now part of his reward was to have a Guardian Angel assigned
to one of his descendants in each generation..." |
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"Look, I'll
close my eyes real tight and you disappear, and then go away and
haunt somebody else." |
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"As of now,
you are being watched over by the same Guardian Angel. J. Hardy
Hempstead. Your obedient servant..." |
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"...if you
want the day to end differently, you're going to have to be a little
bit different yourself Mr. Bevis..." |
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"...Look,
about the rent."
"Oh, I found it in the box. Three weeks in advance. You're
a wonderful, wonderful roomer Mr. Bevis." |
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"...How are
you Tony!? Well, where's my apple?"
"For free, I give nobody nothing!" |
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"...You don't
drive a Rickenbacher. That's your car."
"That little thing?" |
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"But have
you ever driven a 1924 Rickenbacher?"
"My dear Bevis, I've driven a chariot with 11 horses. I'm the
guy responsible for Ben Hur winning." |
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"As of this
moment, Mr. James B. W. Bevis, has been given a raise in salary...
I think it's time you got a raise..." |
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"...I may
go over to my place and play a little football with the kids in
the street."
"Mr. Bevis, they won't play with you." |
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"...frankly
I don't dig you. I'm used to Bevis' with big dreams. Gigantic hopes.
Fantastic aspirations..." |
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"...Now you
realize it's gonna be exactly the way it was, no job, no car, no
place to live at the moment..." |
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"You know.
I lost my job today. But you know what? I love zither music, and
model ship building..." |
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"Still with
me, huh Mr. Hempstead?"
"Still with you, Mr. Bevis. Still with you." QSound
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Closing Narration |
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THE AFTER HOURS - 06/10/60
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Douglas Heyes
Cast: Anne Francis, Elizabeth Allen, James Millholin, John
Conwell
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Screensaver
(5.54 Mb)
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"I was looking
for a gold thimble. A gift for my mother..." |
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"You called
me Marsha... How did you know my name?" |
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"I mean,
all I want is one small item! A gold thimble! I come up on a floor
that hasn't a single thing in evidence except what I'm looking for!" |
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"Ms. White.
Are you happy?"
"...Well, you'll forgive me, but that's really none of your
business..." |
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"...That's
what makes it so difficult to understand, you see, we don't have
a ninth floor." |
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"Somebody.
Please. I'm locked in here..." |
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"Marsha,
You remember, Marsha."
"Climb off it. Come on dear. Marsha. Marsha..."
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"You'll forgive
an observation, but you're acting like a silly child." |
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"...I'm a
mannequin. That's what I am. I'm a mannequin." |
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"...you were
due back yesterday and you didn't show up." |
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"When you're
on the outside, everything seems so normal..." |
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Closing Narration |
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THE MIGHTY CASEY - 06/17/60
Written by: Rod Serling
Director: Douglas Heyes
Cast: Jack Warden, Robert Sorrells, Don O'Kelly, Abraham
Sofaer
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Opening
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"...but in
terms of how long he's been here...the answer to that would be three
weeks..." |
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"...That's
his Fastball." QSound 3D |
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"...That's
his Curve." QSound 3D |
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"...That's
his Slowball... He's a bit late." |
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"You see
that kid!? He's the best pitcher I ever caught!..." |
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"He's a robot.
You know?"
"Don't ever say that..." |
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"...That
wouldn't make me nervous. I don't know anyone named Joe Dimagio." |
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"...I'd love
to beat those Giants. But for that matter, I'd love to beat Cincinnati,
or Philadelphia... Or even the Hicksville Bullets." |
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"...and as
an acid test, to pitch in absolutely the worst ball team I could
find..." |
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"This man
doesn't have any pulse. No heartbeat... This man isn't alive." |
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"...The team
shall consist of nine men. End of quote. Men. Understand? Not robots." |
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"How could
he be human without a heart!?.." |
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"...The Hoboken
Zephyrs win the pennant for the first time in twenty-three years." |
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"It's wonderful.
Just wonderful. I feel like...togetherness." |
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"...I just
couldn't strike those poor fellows out... I felt compassion." |
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"Dr. Stillman
thinks I should go into social work. I wanna help people." |
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A WORLD OF HIS OWN -
07/01/60
Written by: Richard Matheson
Director: Ralph Nelson
Cast: Keenan Wynn, Phyliss Kirk, Mary LaRoche
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Screensaver
(2.83 Mb)
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"...Greg,
not again. "
"I have to... What else can I do?" |
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"Now, what
on Earth would I want with a secret door in here?" |
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"I thought
I saw a woman in your arms..." |
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"...if I'd
thought about it for a minute that, a man of your... extraordinary
taste couldn't possibly be interested in such a drab, ugly little
creature."
"Oh, she's not so drab." |
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"You've got
to believe me Victoria. Characters in my plays do come alive..." |
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"I
describe any character I want, and if I do it well enough, they
come to life..." |
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"I take my
scissors. I snip off the part of the tape on which she is described...
I throw it into the fireplace. She's gone. Uncreated." |
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"I'm going
to have you committed." |
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"Her name
is Mary. She's thirty years old. A tender, gentle, woman. An understanding
woman..." |
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"Don't bring
me back again, Greg... I can't bear it any longer."
"Forgive me Mary. But she is my wife..." |
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"Oh, Greg.
Greg I feel so strange I...You don't mean that you were telling
me the truth..." |
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"Her name
is Mrs. Victory West!... Why not leave well enough alone... Her
name is Mary." |
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Closing Narration
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