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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
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There will be a slight delay in starting
tonight's show.
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Our play special delivery has not yet
arrived.
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However, it is being rushed to us by the
fastest means available.
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Unfortunately, it has a long and very
complicated route to travel.
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We haven't much more time, but I assure
you that our producer will make every
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effort to get the message through.
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I'm afraid we'll have to start without
it.
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Saved just in the nick of time.
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Special delivery for Fortnum.
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Yes, that's right.
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Thank you.
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Morning, darling.
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For me?
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Sorry, no. It's for your son.
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Tom!
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Tom? Yeah, Mom?
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Mail call.
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Oh, boy!
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It's from the Great Bayou Novelty
Greenhouse!
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Who's this?
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Four. Wow, why so excited?
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Don't you ever read the back pages of
mechanical inventions?
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Look here.
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See? There they are.
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There they are what?
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The sylvan glade jumbo giant.
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Guaranteed growth.
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Raise them in your cellar for profit
mushrooms.
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Well, it looks like wheat.
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The mushroom spawns in the wheat.
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I've got to plant them, of course.
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Fabulous growth in just 24 hours, the ad
says.
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Well, it's better than Tito's or God of
Snakes. Sure is.
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Just the man I want to see. Come on
over. Well, maybe I better check and see
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Cynthia wants anything. I'll be right
over. No, no, no, look.
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This can't wait. I want you to play
psychiatrist for five minutes.
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Susan, what?
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Something strange is going on in the
world. Well, hasn't there always been?
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No, I mean something terrible has
happened. Mrs.
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Goodbuddy was complaining about flying
saucers. No, I don't mean saucers.
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Hi, Joe. Hi, son.
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Tell me.
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What exactly is intuition?
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Intuition?
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Well, I'd say it was subconscious
information that you finally get around
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recognizing with your conscious mind.
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Good.
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Over a long period of time, things
gather.
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Like this garage.
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You start working with wood, you don't
notice the shavings.
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And one day you look at the floor,
sawdust.
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Dust collects.
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And suddenly we know something.
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Have you noticed that more people are
vanishing nowadays than ever before?
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Are they?
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Yeah, just dropping out of sight.
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Old Charlie Bemis gone.
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Ben Hamilton gone.
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More violence, too. And murders.
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But that's not what I mean.
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I know something beyond that.
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Come on.
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Aren't you going to let me in on it?
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How can I?
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It's like the old verse.
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By the pricking of my thumb, something
wicked this way come.
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I fear nothing.
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I fear everything.
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Could be your glands.
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Doctor says I may want.
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Got a wonderful wife and child. I'm the
luckiest man in the world.
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And I'm scared stiff.
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For me.
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For my family.
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And even right now for you.
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Me? Mm -hmm.
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And your friends and your friends'
friends.
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Well, what are we going to do about it?
For the next few days, Bill, watch
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everything. Feel everything.
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Taste everything. Smell everything.
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Maybe it's the way the wind blows
through those weeds in that lot over
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Maybe it's the way the sun hums on the
telephone wires.
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Come on, Dad.
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Let's play monkey in the middle.
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Okay.
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I've never been so sure of anything in
my life.
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Something terrible is going to happen.
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Well, that's it for now, fellas.
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Bill.
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Stop, look, and listen.
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And in a couple of days, we'll compare
notes.
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Hey, Bob!
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I said that's enough, fellas.
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Well, Rog, I'll be glad to keep an eye
peeled, but frankly, you've given me
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nothing to go on.
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I mean, how am I going to recognize
this, whatever it is I'm looking for,
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see it?
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Oh, you'll know.
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You've got to know.
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If you don't, we're done for.
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All of us.
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Am I crazy?
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You seem perfectly sane to me.
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I'll see you in a couple of days, then.
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Be careful.
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Hey, Pop!
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What are you doing?
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Being aware.
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Looking.
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Feeling.
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Tasty. Cynthia, is your intuition in
working order?
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Probably.
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Well, in this earthquake weather, is the
land going to sink? Is a hurricane
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coming? Will our delphiniums die of
blight?
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Wait a moment.
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Let me feel my bones.
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Nope.
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No flood, no hurricane, no blight.
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Why?
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Oh, I've run into a lot of doom talkers
lately.
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Two, anyway.
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Hey! Sorry.
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What's wrong, Dad?
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Haven't you heard? The world's ending.
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No. The way I see it, everybody lives
forward.
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Attaboy. What's this?
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The crop.
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The what? The mushroom.
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They're doing great.
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Look how big they are.
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Well, by gosh, now, they really are.
Those are mushrooms, aren't they?
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Well, I mean, by mistake, they couldn't
be... Toadstools?
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Heck, Mom, what do you think I am? Well,
I don't mean to criticize, but, well,
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how do you tell?
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Eat them.
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If you live, they're mushrooms.
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If you drop dead, well... I don't like
them.
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Oh, Mom, that's not what you said
before. Well, I'm sorry. I didn't really
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they'd grow. I thought we'd plant them,
they'd die, and you'd throw them out,
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and that would be that. But now I
just...
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Boy, when are we going to have the next
wet blanket sale in this house?
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Uh, time?
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Never mind. Just
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had to be honest.
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I don't know why. I just had to say it.
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I...
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Hello?
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Oh, hello, Dorothy.
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Well, yes, I saw Roger today. He... He
what?
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When?
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Are you sure?
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I'll be right over.
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Something happened to Roger.
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He vanished.
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Disappeared.
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Dropped out of sight.
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How long ago did your father leave?
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I have no idea. I was just walking by
and saw the closet empty.
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All of Dad's clothes, gone.
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You mean he left the house without your
hearing?
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I think he must have backed in five
minutes and walked wherever he was going
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we wouldn't hear a cab drive up in front
of the house.
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Well, I'll check the airport, train
depot.
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Dorothy, was... Was there anything in
Roger's family background?
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You mean insanity?
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Oh, no, nothing like that.
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No, Bill.
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Somehow I feel... I feel he's been
kidnapped.
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You mean to tell me that he arranged to
pack, walk out of the house and go and
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meet his kidnappers?
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I don't know.
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But somehow I feel that they came into
the house and... And forced him to
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Wait a minute. Roger warned me today. He
said something terrible was going to
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happen to somebody we know.
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What?
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And how?
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Bill, find him for me, please.
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It's humanly possible.
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Oh, Tom, he's all right now.
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Those darn mushrooms mean so much to
him.
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Do they?
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What about Roger?
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He's gone all right.
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Well, doesn't this kind of thing happen
to lots of men in their 40s?
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What?
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Dreams of youth?
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More wines?
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Bolden women?
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Chance for one last... slang maybe to
some men, but not Roger, eh?
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Fortnum? Yes.
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Telegram. Thank you.
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Bill?
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Traveling New Orleans.
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This telegram possible off -guard
moment.
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Refuse. Repeat.
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Refuse all special delivery packages.
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Roger.
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What does he mean?
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Operator, give me the police in a hurry.
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Oh, I see.
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Well, under the circumstances, I'm
sorry. Very sorry.
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That was Green City downstate.
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The police boarded a southbound train
there.
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Roger was in a roomette.
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He was traveling alone.
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How could that be?
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What about his telegram?
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That must have been sent when his
kidnappers were off their guard for a
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He denies sending any telegram or that
he needs any help.
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He was polite.
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Cheerful and good spirits, the police
said.
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Said he was on a quick business trip
downstate.
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Much obliged.
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Thank you.
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Good night.
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Good night.
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But what did the police do?
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What could they do?
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They looked around to see if anyone had
a gun on Roger and... shot off the
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train.
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Well...
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As long as he's all right.
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But is he?
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You just said that... They said.
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After all, they couldn't very well
insist that he was in danger and drag
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the train, could they?
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Why did he send us that telegram warning
us not to accept any special delivery
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packages?
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We never get any special deliveries.
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Just that one that came for Tom.
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Roger was on his way to New Orleans.
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Hello, Dorothy.
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Did the police get in touch with you?
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Well, yes.
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And I don't understand.
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Roger told them to leave him alone.
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Oh, I see.
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Dorothy, did you or any member of your
family receive any special airmail
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delivery packages in the last few days?
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Well, yes.
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About three days ago.
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All the boys in the block are going in
for it.
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Going in for what?
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Why do you ask?
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There's nothing wrong with raising
mushrooms, is there?
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I said, there's nothing wrong with
raising mushrooms, is there?
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Erasmus Aureates.
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Fungoid growths.
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But how does it fit?
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Anyone dead, no? Anyone poisoned?
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Well... You can't sleep?
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Oh,
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no, too warm.
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Cynthia, what if Roger was right and
something terrible is happening, like...
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the Earth?
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being invaded by things from other
worlds.
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Bill.
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How could creatures from outer space
invade us without us noticing them?
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No, I don't mean meteors or flying
saucers, anything like that, but...
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Bacteria comes from outer space too,
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doesn't it?
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Seeds, spores, pollen, viruses.
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By the billions.
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Hitting the atmosphere every second of
every hour for millions of years.
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Pouring down on us like an invisible
rain.
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Falling on our cities, our towns, our
streets.
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How long?
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How long?
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And Mrs.
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Goodbuddies. Of course, people like her
are always spraying poisons and kicking
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mushrooms off their lawns, so it'd be
hard for a strange new life form to
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survive in a city.
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Yes.
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Maybe they'd be better off down south,
say, Alabama, Louisiana.
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Back in the dark bayous.
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Mightn't they grow to a fine size?
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Oh, really?
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You don't seriously believe, do you,
that the great bio or whatever the
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greenhouse novelty company that sent
Thomas' package is owned and operated by
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six -foot -tall mushrooms from another
planet?
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Good heavens, Cynthia, there is some
connection between Roger, mushrooms,
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special delivery telegrams, Mrs.
Goodbody, the whole work. Don't be
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Oh, I'm not. It's just that... Think how
insidious this plan could be.
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These... Creatures from another world
establish a greenery and advertise the
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mechanical inventions, grow giant
mushrooms for profit, and a million boys
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in their money.
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Tonight, this very minute, in how many
homes all over the USA are billions of
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mushrooms being grown by innocent boys
in their cellars?
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Now I know you aren't serious.
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Well, half serious.
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Mushrooms, however big.
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Can't think or feel.
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But they haven't got arms or legs.
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How could they run a mail order
business?
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And take over the world?
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Come on.
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Let's go see your monsters.
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They're very terrible fiends.
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Come on, I'll fix you a snack.
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Get me the milk, will you, darling?
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Cynthia, did you put these mushrooms in
the refrigerator?
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No. Tom must have.
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Close the door, will you?
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Cynthia, there is a way for mushrooms to
grow arms and legs.
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What if a man wandering through the
swamp picked them up and ate them?
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Once inside, would not the mushroom
spread through his blood and take over
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cell, change that man from a man to a
Martian?
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Maybe Roger ate some of the mushrooms
given to him by his son and was changed
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into something else.
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But in one last moment of sanity, of
being himself, he sent us a telegram
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warning us not to accept any mushrooms
by special delivery.
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Now, couldn't that be it, couldn't it?
I've had enough of this. I'm going to
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bed.
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Tom?
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Don't put the light on, Dad.
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It's bad for the mushrooms.
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Why did you put the mushrooms in the
refrigerator?
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Because I wanted you and mother to eat
them.
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You didn't eat any of them yourself?
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Yes, I did.
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You're hungry, aren't you?
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You're hungry.
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You're hungry.
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I think that story has a very comforting
message.
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or mushrooms all over the world.
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I'm seriously thinking of starting a
counter -movement to persuade the
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to grow people in their basements.
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Now that we've seen our play, I think
we'll send it back.
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time good night
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