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you

You rang?

I sure did.

Come on in.

This is from the board of directors.

Congratulations to all hands. Mission a complete success.

The clay resource is to receive a special commendation from the

All is well that ends well.

What's next, the six -week vacation?

We have over a dozen assignments pending.

Half of these involve fees of over a million.

Well, there goes our six -week vacation.

Look, why don't you two get back to the lab and continue working on that re

-entry program?

I'll evaluate these assignments, give you a call.

Walter, did you ever stop to think what it would mean if I did find a way of

making myself visible?

I lie awake nights thinking about it.

Now, Dan, don't work too hard.

disregard any alarms. It's strictly a test.

Okay, thanks.

We're sending a man up in your private elevator to check the electric eye

circuits.

How long will that take?

Minutes. It's just one of our routine checks.

Send him up.

You don't have to raise your hand.

Just... Keep away from the alarms on your desk.

May I put my glasses down?

Not on the left side.

There's a button under the edge.

Reach for it, Mr. Carlson.

You're a dead man.

Who are you?

My name is Pike.

Is that all?

That's all you really need to know, Mr. Carlson. Well, what is it you want, Mr.

Pike?

Money. Don't patronize me, Carlson.

I might hurt you.

Permanently. I apologize.

What do you want?

The clay resource.

The clay resource?

Just like that? No, Mr. Carson, not just like that.

I know you can't hand it over because it's not a thing or a formula.

Easy!

You seem to know a lot about what it isn't. It's a problem -solving

with an R5 classification.

Protected by a secret contract.

It sounds as if you had an R5 security clearance yourself.

Better.

Really?

I didn't know there was anything better.

Don't try it.

Put your pen back in your pocket.

Don't tell me you know about that, too.

If you place a metal object within one inch of that lamp base, it activates a

magnetic switch.

Which sets off the security alarm.

That's far enough, Mr. Carlson.

Who are you? I told you, I'm Pike.

I'm very impressed, Mr. Pike.

You not only know about our security systems, you know about the reports as

well. Oh, I know a lot of things, Mr. Carlson.

One I don't know is the secret of the clay resource.

I want it now.

Well, I wish that I could tell you.

But I'm afraid that that's one thing they don't even tell me. I told you,

patronize me, Carlson.

Four people know the secret. Dr. Nick Maggio, Dr. Dan Weston, his wife, Dr.

Weston, and you. Well, let's put it this way. I know what it's about, but I

don't actually know what it is.

I warn you. If you know as much as you seem to know, I'm sure you would agree

would take a doctorate in subatomic physics to actually understand the

how it happens, how it functions.

I'm just not qualified.

Don't you try to con me, Carlson.

You know exactly what I'm asking. I'm sorry, but... Carlson!

You'll be sorry and dead if you don't answer me now.

This gun has a silencer.

This will happen to you.

I walked out of here the same way I came up.

Now, I want to know the secret of the clay resource.

I want it by the time I count to ten.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. It's in the secret files.

They're behind that wall panel.

But it's much too complicated for me to tell you.

You've got to see it. There is a secret filing system built into the wall. I

know that.

It operates by a button next to the intercom.

Be sure you press the right one.

Not the third drawer.

You don't give up, do you?

Carlton, the third drawer activates the alarm system.

You've got me, Pike. You've used up all your chances, Carlson. I'm sure you can

understand my moral obligation to protect the file. Which file, Carlson? I

counted to ten. Which file? The computer file.

The secret of the clear resources filed in the classified access bank. It is

coded and scrambled.

Now you're making sense.

There's the terminal. Move.

Punch -up retrieval and display.

Be sure you don't punch up the alarm combination. I'll be watching.

Tell me exactly what you're doing.

I am ordering up case demonstrations of the clay resource in action.

You will see the secret as plain as day.

Ready?

Power coming up.

Well, let's give it a try.

What's the reading?

Two -six -five and steady.

Polarization complete.

Any refraction?

None. You're as clear as a glass in Benson.

I think we're on the wrong track again, darling.

I had hoped it might bend or refract as it passed through the field.

Field? I wish you'd stop referring to your gorgeous body as a field.

It has to go on the lab report.

I can't put that a polarized laser shone through my tummy.

I thought Walter was using his terminal.

I didn't think the old boy knew how.

Well, let's see what he's programming.

It's coverage of the hotel in Sweden.

You know, when we rescued Dr. Barnett.

This is clay resource mission number 26.

Something moving along the ledge.

Number 18.

Something's moving the platform.

Changing the dice.

Turning them a kind of beam array.

Number 32.

A force.

No, it is not a form of remote control.

That's in number 37.

Bicycle riding by itself.

But if it's not remote control, then there's got to be somebody on it.

Invisible.

An invisible man.

I wonder why he was reviewing those particular missions.

Those were the ones he observed.

He could make a tape record when you were off by yourself.

But if he wanted to look at invisibility, all he had to do was run

tests. Maybe he's planning a special mission.

Oh, I hope he hasn't got something up his sleeve.

I'll give him a call.

I don't believe it.

How could a man become invisible?

It's not easy.

Answer it.

Tell them you'll get back to them.

But don't use any code words.

If you try to tip any alarm, you've had it.

Carlson. Our radar screen is passed into the terminal circuit.

Why all the home movies?

I'm sorry, Dan.

May I call you back?

Sure.

He's going to call it back.

I knew it had to be bizarre.

Not impossible.

You've seen it in action.

I don't trust you.

Look, that was Dr.

Weston that I just talked to.

Now, if I wanted to trick you, I would have called him Dr. Weston instead of

Dan, which I didn't. I don't know you're not pulling more of your moral

obligation to protect your secrets.

I am telling you the truth.

You have seen it in action. I am trying very hard to cooperate with you, but you

are making it impossible.

I don't know you. I don't know how much you know. I could assume that you know

things that you may not know, unless I know where you got your information.

I wouldn't want to trigger anything accidentally.

How did you penetrate security?

How do you know top secret procedures?

Convince me.

About the invisibility.

There's a file on Dermaplex. What's Dermaplex?

It's a synthetic skin.

It's elastic.

It has perfect coloring.

It forms a mask and gloves.

Due to a flaw in the original formula, invisibility remains a permanent

condition.

So you need a mask and gloves.

Now, please, you have got to tell me who you are.

I do not intend to betray you, but I don't want communications to break down

because of a mistake.

My name is Pike.

I escaped from a hospital for the criminally insane.

My cellmate was one of the owners of the Clay Corporation.

Morgan Clay. Morgan told me how he tried to take over.

How this company could be able to control banks, weapons.

Governments, anything. Did he tell you he tried to murder his own sister?

I told him I was going to get control of the clay resource.

An invisible man.

An invisible man.

Just walk into a bank.

Walk out.

Kill anyone.

Anytime.

Run the government.

Around the world.

Dermaplex.

Dermaplex.

Okay.

Mask and gloves.

Do it.

Take off your gloves.

Let's see it.

You think I'm... Do it!

The right hand first.

Nice and easy. But I can't!

I can't.

I want to cooperate, but it just doesn't work that way. I want to see it. Now. I

cannot do it alone.

That's why the Westons are necessary.

Dermaplex just doesn't peel off.

It takes radiation to loosen the bond.

If you're lying, you want proof, you'll get it.

Now, the Westons operate the radiation controls.

You take me there.

And I promise you everything you want.

You'll be face to face with the invisible man.

2K, 3, 4, 5K, 10, 15, 20K, 30K.

That's it.

Well, that should give us a constant power supply at least.

I can't think how he got so far out of alignment.

You know, I checked it on Tuesday.

Let's try it again, okay?

How many times is that today?

Fifteen.

Walter, I've got a guard with me.

Here? To what do we owe this great honor?

Hi, Walter.

Dave? Dan?

This is Mr. Pike.

As you can plainly see, he has a gun.

And the gun has a silence.

Are you trying to tell us something? He will use it. Is he planning to? If you

don't do exactly as you told him. Mr. Pike is not a security guard here.

He is an escapee from a hospital. A hospital for the criminally insane.

Which means I can do anything I want, including kill people. And I won't stand

trial or go to prison. I just go back to the hospital and...

Take up where I left off.

What can we do for you, Mr. Pike?

Tell him.

I hate to tell you this, but I have been forced to reveal the secret of the clay

resource. Mr. Pike knows that I am the Invisible Man.

You told him? He was able to piece it all together.

He knows about Dermaplex.

He has asked me to remove my mask and my gloves.

I, of course, explained to him that it would take radiation to loosen the bomb.

The lasers.

He wants to turn them off? I don't like your tone of voice, Mrs. Weston. Don't

patronize me. Mr. Pike knows every inch of our security setup, including hidden

alarms, backup systems, courtesy of Morgan Clay.

I apologize, Mr. Pike.

I didn't mean to sound patronizing.

You hold the cards, Mr. Pike.

We'll cooperate fully.

What is this?

These are lasers.

This is an electrolytic converter. It feeds in the radiation.

You wouldn't want to lie to me, Dr. Weston.

Well, these are lab models. In the field, we use a portable setup.

The radiation from these works on the dermaplex. Yes, the... Well, you see, I

told you it was complicated, Mr. Pike.

You see, when a dermaplex is placed between these machines, the radiation

loosens the molecular structures, and I am able to slide out of it invisibly.

The dermaplex remains here in place like an image of my body. But actually, I am

able to move around invisibly.

But I must return to the dermaplex image of my body.

in order to gain visibility again.

Why don't I believe you?

Well, it does sound impossible.

We didn't believe it ourselves until we saw it.

No, it's in your tone of voice.

I pick up a hollow sound when people lie to me.

Why don't we show you? Hold it right there.

Nobody leaves the room.

The controls are in there.

Why can't you run it from in here?

This is a research lab. It's full of highly experimental equipment.

The gauges, switches, dials, and all of the readouts are handled in there.

Why? For safety. In case of overload or burnout.

There could be a fire.

We've handled this equipment long enough to know there won't be any problems.

But someone must operate it from in there.

Your voice is hollow, Mrs. Weston. I'm not used to people with guns, Mr. Pike.

Let's have a look.

Weston, any alarms?

He won't come out.

Remember, the worst that happens to me is to go back to the hospital.

I'm sure we're all aware of that, Mr. Pike.

What can we do?

Sit tight.

He's been alone in there for even a minute. We've got a chance.

Computer memory bank, power supply, tape storage.

Oh, and the control panel.

Don't touch it.

I'm going to let you handle this equipment, Dr. Weston.

It's been my experience that people like you like to be heroes.

You'd sacrifice yourself to save your wife, isn't that true?

Yes, I suppose so. Then you would agree her life is the key to making you

behave.

So if anything goes wrong, she's finished.

I understand.

What are those for?

So that we can communicate.

Those machines give off ultrasonic vibrations.

They can cause deafness. That's why we use headsets.

Here.

Are we all on the same channel?

I'm on.

Walter? Loud and clear.

Mr. Pike?

Yes, I hear you.

Good. Now I want you to stand over there, out of the radiation field.

Mrs. Weston, in front of me.

Over here.

There. I'll power up the transmitter.

Dr. Weston, these documents on the wall, are they important?

Just certificates of inspection.

Need I say more?

It takes a few minutes to build up intensity.

Let me know when to enter the field.

Intensity is at 150 and building.

Walter, Kate, don't react to my voice. I've switched channels to bypass Pike's

headset, so he can't hear me. I'm invisible and I'm coming in, so distract

while I open the door, or I'm switching back again.

And indicators rising.

Prepare to enter the field.

I'm ready here.

Hold it a moment. I think we need an adjustment.

What's wrong?

The alignment.

Two lasers must line up precisely.

She's right, Mr. Pike.

Let us center the left laser about three degrees.

Go ahead.

Centered I am entering the field.

I'm ready

It was me.

Invisible. What's going on? I told you, Dermaflex remains in one place.

I tried to take you by surprise.

You were too strong, one.

One move, visible or invisible, and she's dead.

You got that, Weston?

Weston? Dan, turn off the power.

Navalize me.

Weston was in on it.

Of course he was. Walter can't become invisible without Dan at the controls.

Dan.

Everything all right in there?

All under control.

I said come out here or I can see you.

You shouldn't have done that, Walter.

You risked Kate's life.

I'm sorry.

I know it seems useless to keep trying, but the clay resource is too important

to give up without a fight.

Now you've seen it in action, Mr. Pike.

It has its limitations, but you were right about the possibilities of theft,

power over people, even governments. I don't like the tone of your voice,

Carlson. You're trying to con me.

I felt someone or something.

I saw stuff break by itself.

It's weird, but there's something wrong. If it was you, I'd hit you.

I'd hit you good in the glass. Why aren't you cut up? I am.

Under this Dermaplex mask.

My skin is invisible. I can feel cuts, bruises.

They just don't show.

We're going to need a cold compress. There you go. I don't want you moving

around. You can't let him stand there. He's hurt. Don't move! Look, I had my

and I failed.

Somebody tried something.

But what?

You say it was you, invisible, but you were standing there. Look, I told you

dermaplex image remains in one place. There it is, Carson. That's the tone I

don't like.

If there's one thing I know, it's when somebody lies to me.

Don't even try to tell me I'm wrong. You're lying.

Why would I lie? To keep me from getting control of this thing.

Now, once and for all, I've seen something I can't see.

How you say it's you, a man, invisible.

But that's no use to me.

Unless you, it, the force, does exactly what I tell it to do.

I'm in charge here, you understand?

I am in command of this power.

Now, I want to see it in action. My way.

I want it to obey my orders.

No tricks, no lies, no trying to jump me. Give him your word, Walter.

I give you my word.

Make sure I'm going in the control room with Dr. Weston. But you can't. I give

the orders, Mrs. Weston.

I give the orders.

You stand in your place when I give the order.

Dr. Weston will turn on the radiation.

When I give the order, you ease out of yourself.

However you do it, go invisible.

Then you follow my orders.

You lift up a chair. You empty out some test tubes. You do tricks.

And if I tell you to stop, I'm warning you, Carlson, if I lose track of you for

two seconds...

She dies first, then you, then you.

You two, get inside.

Put on your headband.

You hear me, Weston?

Every word.

Mrs. Weston. Yes?

Don't touch any switches until I give the order.

Stand where you're supposed to stand.

Right here, Mrs. Weston.

There.

All right, switch it on.

Mr. Pike,

it won't work.

Make it work, Dr. Weston.

I can't.

Let's say I didn't hear you, Dr. Weston.

Start the machine.

I can't.

Can't or won't?

One of the bullets, a ricochet, must have hit me. He's been shot.

Stay where you are. He's wounded.

Now take a look at him.

Garson, you stay put.

Where is he?

Right side.

How bad is he?

He needs a doctor. He is a doctor. He can tell you what to do. He is not a

medical doctor. Neither am I.

Just let him lie there. Let me get a doctor. I told you to stay put.

If he was able to walk around, you can get some water, clean him up.

You got the first aid kit? It's on the wall. Can I get it?

Nice and easy.

Just take it down and bring it here.

It creased my ribs.

I don't think it's too bad, but pretend it's worse than it is.

Don't let him know I'm invisible.

I need a complex. Boil some water on the burner.

Can I boil some water? Not so fast.

Look, he's out of commission.

We can't operate the lasers. We can't follow your orders.

All right, move slow.

Keep your hands where I can see them.

to do.

I'm going to catch him off guard.

Please don't try anything else. He's insane.

You noticed.

Get away from him.

Why? You're whispering.

I'm trying to comfort him. I want to hear everything.

I'll try to talk louder. Don't talk. Just patch him up.

I'll do the talking.

Stop. Right there.

What's wrong?

You think I don't know?

Know what? When you get close enough, you throw boiling water in my face. I'll

put it down.

You can pick it up. Do that. Put it down.

I wasn't about to.

Security.

Mrs. Weston, come out here.

Pick up the phone.

No code words. No game.

It's your husband's life.

Dr. Weston. Hold it. I'm a doctor, too.

No, we haven't seen anyone. Everything's fine here.

We welcome dessert.

After we finish the experiment, we'll work it out.

Of course.

Thank you, Sarge.

Purity.

We found a guard unconscious, tied up in the maintenance room.

I can tell it was security.

And you.

I can tell you're up to something. It's a feeling I get when people are planning

against me. Not me. Not you.

You lousy liar.

You're all over that fire alarm.

If they don't know, I can feel you, all of you, working on ways to trip me

up.

Get away from there.

Don't even try to tell me I'm wrong. Would you mind if I take that water into

husband?

Slow and easy. Pick it up.

You two, Carson, come up.

I want you all in one place.

I can see you.

Inside his shirt.

It's stuck to his skin. I mean, cut it loose. You got scissors in the kit?

Okay, out of the way. I'm trying to do what you're telling me. You're trying to

hide what you're doing. Why would I do that?

You tell me.

How bad are you hurt, Weston?

I'll be all right.

How did a bullet hit you in here?

Don't tell me it punched a hole through the wall. I don't see any holes.

A ricochet bounced through the door.

He's been shot.

Get away from him.

I'm trying to bandage him. Get away from him if you don't want to see more

bullet holes.

You're invisible.

Now you know.

Only one of us. I misled you in order to protect the secret.

Dr. Weston is the invisible man.

What about your face?

Your hands?

It's dermaplex.

Everything's the same, except I'm the invisible one, not Walter.

Including the bullet, that's real.

Dan walked into the room invisible.

Walter was right. You are Kim Stone, but for me, not for him.

You got me, all right.

But you came out of this room.

What about the radiation, the lasers? How did you... How did you loosen the

dermaflex? Remember I told you about the portable setup we use on assignments?

That's it there on the table.

While you were watching Walter, I used it on myself.

You're off key again, Dr. Weston. You were doing fine, but then your tone of

voice shifted.

I don't know exactly when you're lying.

But you're lying.

I know the truth when I hear it. He's invisible. See for yourself.

Show him what's up your sleeve.

Nothing. I'm afraid I can't say the same.

You switched around just to stall me, to give you a chance to punch an alarm.

That was my idea.

No wonder I knew you were lying every step of the way.

And you're lying still, somehow.

Somewhere. I know it. I can feel it.

Security.

Not a sound.

Dr. Weston?

Sergeant Lorenzi.

Is he the one you talked to on the phone? Yes.

Answer him. The same way.

No games.

No code words.

Don't let him in.

Coming. Just a minute.

What is it?

Looks like somebody's penetrated security.

We're searching the building.

We haven't seen anyone.

Do you mind if I look around?

Well, the lights are out. It's part of our research experiment.

Lights?

We're using photographic emulsions. If we open the door and let the light in,

we'll wreck thousands of dollars worth of photosensitive chemicals.

How long before you complete the experiment?

Oh, I don't know. The timer's set for about 45 minutes.

You sure everything's okay?

Everything's fine.

If you see anyone, hit the alarm.

Don't worry.

We'll check back in 45 minutes.

Don't even think about it, Mrs. Weston.

First you have to break the glass.

Then press the button.

And by that time, you're a widow.

I want my husband safe, Mr. Pike.

I want all of us to live.

All of us?

You see, I disagree with your plan to control things by force.

I see life in terms of cooperation, free will.

You live in a dream world, Mrs. Weston.

This laboratory is a million miles away from reality.

Oh, no, Mr. Pike.

We deal with reality.

You play with reality. You experiment.

Hide and seek, searching for the answers to scientific puzzles.

You don't know the first thing about people.

People don't want free will.

People fight for their freedom. They fight to be top dog.

They fight each other, pretending to be kind -hearted.

But look close, Mrs. Weston.

People have sharp teeth.

Claws. They fight, cheat, steal like animals.

That's what it's all about.

Animals.

I feel sorry for you, Mr. Pike. Don't preach to me about human kindness, love

and understanding.

The truth is out there in the prisons, Mrs. Weston. That's where you see the

real thing.

Crawling, howling.

The only way to save the world is to seize power, force.

People to cooperate.

Fear, Mrs. Weston, that's what animals understand.

Fear.

Did I hear you say you wanted to save the world?

There you go.

Patronizing me again.

It's easier for you to believe I'm some poor, confused lunatic.

Threatening your lives because I'm sick.

Mrs. Weston, I'm given.

Years of thought to these problems.

I've studied libraries full of books.

Long ago, I believed in hope for humanity.

But all that ever came of kindness, love, and understanding was poverty,

disease, war.

People are starving, Mrs. Weston, dying, committing murder.

It's out of control.

Am I some miracle?

Morgan Clay was committed to that prison hospital.

When he came to me, he told me about some secret power called the Clay

I know when people are telling the truth.

I knew what he was saying.

A way to rule the world.

Oh, no.

You see, I can't convince you. You can't convince me.

So are we supposed to work out a compromise with starvation, death, and

out of control?

Huh?

Cooperation, Mrs. Weston?

You'll cooperate, so will they.

Or you will all die.

Weston!

Get up!

On your feet, Weston.

Do you fear me?

I fear what you might do. To your wife?

Your friend?

To any of us. So you'll cooperate because you're afraid I'll kill someone.

Maybe not.

Yeah.

Maybe it's time to stand up to you.

Sacrifice yourself to save the world?

I'm not out to save the world, Mr. Pike.

But this much I will tell you.

If you kill my wife, you'll have to kill me too.

And without my invisibility, you're just an escaped patient with a gun.

What if I kill Mr. Carlson?

I'm afraid I'll have to stand up for him too.

He's right, Mr. Pike.

It's the same for all of us. If one goes, we all go.

I agree. Then, of course, none of you wants to see the others go.

No.

We're not interested in suicide.

I don't have time for a sailmate, Weston.

Our security guards are due back in less than an hour.

Control of you is control of the clay resource.

That is, if you're all you seem to be.

You did lie to me. I heard it in your voice when you were telling me about

the... portable equipment, how you used it to become invisible.

Well, it does work better if I have someone to help me. There it is. That's

tone I don't like.

It happens when your concentration splits, when you say one thing and think

another. But he was telling you the truth. He's planning something.

And so are you. I can assure you he can make himself invisible all on his own.

You saw the tape records on the computer file.

Maybe you got something, Carlson.

Computers aren't programmed to lie.

You must have a file that shows Dr. Weston in action, how he makes the

transition. The tape of the original experiment.

We've refined the equipment since then.

You have a terminal? Let's take a look.

It's on the first tape.

It's in primary record.

Before you became the clay resource?

Yes. Keep away from the alarm combination.

The TV cameras in the lab kept a running tape. I'll have to tackle it randomly.

There aren't any TV cameras in here now. We discontinued them for security

reasons.

I don't understand. You... You disappeared completely.

That was before Dr.

Maggio invented Dermaflex.

You're wrecking the equipment. Why?

To prevent it being misused.

That's how I became permanently invisible.

Here comes the Dermaplex tape.

It's incredible.

Are you convinced now that we're telling the truth? The whole truth?

Turn it off.

Answer it, Mrs. Weston.

You two, over there.

Dr. Weston.

No, Sergeant, you cannot come up now. We're still using the computer.

We'll need about 15 minutes more power.

We'll call you when we're through.

Goodbye.

I've seen enough tapes. It's time to see you in action.

I believe you, Dr. Weston. I believe you mean it when you say, if one of you

goes, you all go.

You think you can run out the clock on a stalemate?

If you're wrong, Weston, you'll do exactly what I tell you to do. What

think so?

Pain.

Slowly increasing pain.

You wouldn't want to see your wife get hurt now, would you? And not enough to

worth dying for.

Dr. Weston, why should three people die?

Just enough to make you obey orders.

You're a very persuasive man, Mr. Pike.

You may be right.

Power properly applied is the only way to force people to cooperate.

Dan! He's got us, Kate. Dan's right. He's won.

I'll believe you when you follow orders.

Get over there between the lasers.

Carson, you go in the control room and turn on the radiation.

No! Now, I'm not going to be the cause of this.

You pick me because I'm a woman.

Men can surrender and play hero, forget they have consciousness.

Everything is excused when a man's wife is threatened with pain.

Be quiet, Mrs. Wilson. I will not be quiet and don't talk down to me, Mr.

Shoot me if you want, but I am the scientist. I know the equipment. Walter

not. Suit yourself. You go into the control room.

I think we understand each other. We'll need headsets.

Carlson, come out here.

Overload the system. Give me the readings.

All ready.

Switch it on.

Do exactly what he says.

Intensity 150.

Delta. Move it up slowly to 200.

I'll let you know when the dermaflex loosens.

Oh, and give me maximum amperage.

300 to the mark. Mark 300.

What does that mean? That means you'll be invisible.

And bypass the interlock.

Interlock bypassed. Clear all external fusing.

All clear. We're on internal.

175.

185.

195.

200. The dermaplex is loosening.

I'm about to take off my mask.

250.

260.

Take off your shirt.

I want total invisibility.

Pick up that test tube rack so I can see where you are.

It's fantastic.

Pick up the stool.

You can do anything.

Steal money, state secrets, assassinations.

You can do anything.

Ben, are you all right? Yes, I think so.

They did send him right back to the hospital.

Let's hope they don't put him in the same cell as Morgan Clay.

Walter, you were really wonderful, though. The way you made it one for all

all for one.

Oh, I do try and be a team player.

Which reminds me, the board of directors has authorized me to express their

gratitude and to work out a suitable commendation. What about a six -week

vacation?

Well, I'm afraid not. After all, you did blow up another pair of laser machines.

Which sets us back six months in our efforts to make Dan visible again.

So the board of directors has decided to extend your contracts, and you can pay

it off with additional mission.

Walter! Yeah, well, they could take it out of your salary.

Walter. Yeah, well, what happened to one for all and all for one?

What about one for all?