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Present company accepted.
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Good evening, fellow clock watchers, and
welcome to Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
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I shall never again lease an apartment
on the strength of an advertisement.
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This one read, quarters for rent for
very slim gentleman who loves
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animals. The animals are that infernal
bird you just heard.
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and an idiotic mouse that runs up the
pendulum every now and then. You know,
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nursery rhyme that goes, when the clock
struck one.
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Unfortunately, I'm the one it strikes.
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But enough of my problems.
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Now, as is customary on this program, we
shall have a word or two from a
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dear friend.
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Listen.
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Good evening.
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You have something?
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I was wondering if you'd take a look at
this.
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I dropped it on the floor yesterday.
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Let me see.
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Ah,
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a Kreuzner.
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A genuine Kreuzner.
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This is a very rare watch, my friend.
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I haven't seen one in many years. Not
since I left the old country.
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Oh, my uncle left it to me. It had been
in his family for years.
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Yeah?
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Yeah.
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I can repair this, I think.
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It will not be easy. I will have to make
the parts myself.
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Fine watch, my friend.
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Beautiful instrument.
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Worth saving.
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I noticed some interesting clocks here.
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Did you bring them from Europe? Yeah,
when the war started.
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But I could not save my masterpieces, my
automata.
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You do not know the word?
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No. It means clockwork figures.
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You know, mechanical chess players,
little jeweled birds that fly and sing
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you wind them up, soldiers that march
and sound their trumpets.
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You make things like that? From all over
Europe, they came to me with
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commissions.
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In Bonn, there is a church steeple.
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When the hour strikes, angels appear on
the belfry and raise golden swords to
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fight the powers of evil.
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I created those angels, my friend.
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And now I am over here.
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I earn my bread preparing cheap watches.
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Uh... Can you fix my watch, Mr. Clement?
Yes, certainly I can.
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But it will take time if I am to save
it.
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Strange, isn't it? It takes time to save
time.
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Time is the great mystery.
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I thought you were alone.
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What is it, Lisa?
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Dinner is ready.
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Ah, you see, my friend, time is the
great mystery.
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I had no idea it was so late.
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Will you join us for dinner?
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Oh, I really shouldn't. Oh, please.
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We have plenty.
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That's very kind of you.
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Good, good.
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I'd like to hear some more about your
work.
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Yes. Well, I have a few pieces in back
which might interest you.
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I'm interested, Mr. Clam.
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I'm interested very much. Ah.
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Come, Lisa.
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Look closely, Mr. Ross.
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That's marvelous.
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I don't see how you do it. Oh, it's a
child's toy.
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I have done far more important things in
my time.
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That is true.
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Grandfather has made clocks for royalty,
for kings.
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He has a drawer full of medals.
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Oh! Liebchen.
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Liebchen. What is wrong?
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I cut my finger on the knife. Oh, let me
bandage it for you.
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It's just a scratch.
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Show me.
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Yeah.
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There. It is fixed now, yeah?
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You can fix everything, can't you,
Grandpa?
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A skilled hand should be able to repair
anything.
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You should have been a doctor, Mr.
Clement.
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Strange you say so.
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When I was a young man, my father wanted
me to be a surgeon.
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Why didn't you? Oh, a human body is full
of flaws, very imperfect.
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But clockwork, a good chronometer.
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That is perfection.
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You mean because it doesn't bleed when
it cuts its minute hand, like I did? Oh,
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Lieb, should I wasn't talking about you?
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You are the one human being who has
never disappointed me.
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She is my finest creation.
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Please, what will Mr. Ross think?
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Such foolish talk. No, I don't find it
foolish at all.
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I should be going.
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Thank you for a wonderful evening.
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Pleasure. Pleasure.
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I will repair your crotch now, my
friend. You come back on Friday. It
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ready. Friday?
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That'll be fine.
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Yeah.
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I'll see you then.
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Mr. Ross?
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I'll be in to the door. Yeah, bitte.
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Will I see you again?
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Of course, on Friday.
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Now, you know that's not what I meant.
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I was talking about just the two of us.
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Please, I'll hear you.
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What, the old man?
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Well, there's nothing wrong in asking
for a date, is there?
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You don't know.
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You don't understand.
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He wants to protect me.
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From what?
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Surely he can't object to your going out
with me.
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Lisa.
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You see, he can't bear to see me out of
his sight.
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So he's jealous. I can see that.
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No, you don't see.
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Lisa.
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Please go now.
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All right.
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I'm going to see you again.
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You and I are going to see a lot of each
other, Lisa.
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Lisa?
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Well, where do I go from here?
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You're leaving.
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Who said anything about leaving?
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Huh?
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Ow.
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Yes, leaving.
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Now, listen, we won't have any tears,
will we? We're not going to make a big
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scene out of this.
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Try to cheer him up after I'm gone,
won't you?
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Goodbye.
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Goodbye.
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I'll be in a schnitzel.
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At the office.
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You didn't get fired, did you?
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Who, me?
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Best engineer in the firm?
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No, I got promoted.
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I'm being transferred to Seattle.
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You're going away?
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We're going away, darling.
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But, Dana... The two of us.
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You and I.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dane Roth.
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can't do that to him.
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Grandfather, he's an old man.
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Maybe if we wait, in a few years we
could.
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In a few years?
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I'm leaving Sunday morning for Seattle.
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What is it?
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What's the matter?
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I was wondering what time it was.
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Just nine. Why?
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father will be wondering where I am.
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Look, can't you understand?
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I love you.
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I want to marry you.
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Now that old man doesn't own you, does
he?
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He can't carry you around on the end of
a chain like this watch, can he?
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Or can he?
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Is that what he's been doing to you all
these years?
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He's turned you into a piece of
clockwork.
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That he can wind up to carry out his
orders to obey him.
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That's not true.
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You know I love you.
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Well, then let's tell him so, now.
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No, you can't. Can I? You wait and see.
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And I'm not going to take no for an
answer.
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No, no, you cannot marry Lisa. It's out
of the question. Question?
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There's no question about it. We're
leaving together.
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With your blessing or without it?
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Is this true?
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I... Tell him, Lisa.
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Yes, tell me, Lisa.
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Would you go without my permission?
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Please, darling.
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Come here, my child.
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Tell him, Lisa.
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You cannot go.
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You will never go.
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You will never leave me.
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I cannot go.
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I cannot go.
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You belong here.
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You will never leave me.
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What are you doing?
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Hypnotizing her?
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The human body is a curious instrument,
my friend.
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Liebchen, it is getting late.
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Go to your room.
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Lisa, wait!
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Go to your room, Lisa.
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You can't get away with this.
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I am not getting away with anything.
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Lisa is a good girl.
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She will do what they tell her.
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You mean you've turned her into an
automaton?
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That's what you've been doing all these
years, isn't it?
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I've been protecting the one thing I
love.
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The one thing I rescued from the old
life and brought to this new world.
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She is my masterpiece.
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No one will take her from me.
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That's insane.
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I think you had better go.
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You can't threaten me. I am not
threatening you.
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But if I own a thing of beauty, I cannot
bear to see it fall into the hands of
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others.
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Rather than that, I would destroy it
myself.
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You understand?
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I would destroy it myself.
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Dave.
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There, there, Liebchen.
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You must rest.
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How was that?
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Only the shock.
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It was Nasik.
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Only it's a mailman.
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Was there a letter for me?
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No.
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Now go to sleep, Lisa.
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Sleep and breath.
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Close your eyes.
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Sleep and rest.
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There.
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That's better.
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Please, I must see you, sir. I'm a
friend of Dane Ross. Yeah, yeah, I know.
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Go away.
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Please, I have to talk to you.
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Now, this will only take a minute.
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A minute.
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Dane asked me to stop by to see you.
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He wrote to me because he was worried.
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Tell your friends there is nothing to
worry about.
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He's been gone for three months.
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He says that he's written to Lisa, but
that she's never answered any of his
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letters.
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Letters?
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There have been no letters.
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Oh, now, wait a minute, Pop.
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Don't lie to me.
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What's the matter, you will?
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No.
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No?
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It's Lisa.
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Lisa who's ill.
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Lisa? Or worse, it's your friend who
made her ill.
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Mr. Clem, that's ridiculous.
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He should never have come here in the
first place.
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After he left, she couldn't rest.
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If she is sick, he is the one to blame.
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Have you heard the doctor?
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Doctor? What does he know?
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Pills he gives her.
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Pills for her heart.
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He's a fool, that doctor.
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She should be along in the hospital.
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Why?
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So that they can give her more pills?
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No, my friend. I am here. I can take
care of her.
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Mr. Clem, if Lisa is so sick, she needs
proper care.
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It's terrible.
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Terrible to sit beside the one thing you
love and watch her slowly fail and
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falter. Please, you've got to do
something for her. I know what to do,
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man.
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I know this girl better than any doctor.
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But she may be dying. No!
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She will not die.
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I will not let her die.
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Announcing the arrival of flight 834
from Seattle at concourse
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B.
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Mr. Clem!
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Mr. Clem?
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Mr. Clem?
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Mr.
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Clem, wake up.
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This is the end.
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No sleep for days.
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I have not the strength to go on.
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But the operation is a success.
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I know it.
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I promised to save her, and I did.
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If I die, it does not matter.
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Because she will live.
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Lisa, you're alive.
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He saved you.
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Just as he promised.
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He saved you.
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It was something she ate.
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And now our sponsor would like to tick
off a few of the reasons why he feels he
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deserves your steadfast support.
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I shall again be available after the
customary interval.
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But don't bother to call me. I'll call
you.
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My problems have been solved.
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I had a workman over and he removed that
awful cuckoo sound.
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I won't be needing these anymore.
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That's all for tonight.
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Next week we shall be back with another
story.
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Until then, good night.
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