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Would you like some tea, Mrs. Miller?

Yes, thank you, I'll have some.

Honey or sugar?

Surprise,

surprise.

Oh, how's my little girl? How's my little girl?

Mommy's in the back. She is, huh?

Doc and Elsa are here. Good.

I'm so glad to see you, Daddy. I'm glad to see you, honey.

I'm glad to see you.

Okay, let's go see them, huh?

What are you doing here?

I came to see my daughter.

What other reason would I have?

I can't think of a better one. Would you like a drink?

Terrific idea.

Hey, you lost weight. You look great.

You look terrible.

You're working too hard again, right?

You said it.

Four days in Chicago, two in New York, back to New York, on a plane to London.

Peggy, I told you the minute you came in from school to change out of that skirt

and into some pants, I want you to do it right now, please, ma 'am.

Do what your mother did.

She's grown a foot since I saw her last.

Doremus, you should have called me.

I didn't feel like calling you. I felt like surprising you.

And don't tell me I'm in violation of my visiting rights.

But you're in violation of your visiting rights.

Take me to court.

Would you two like us to leave?

Absolutely not. I want you to just stay right where you are, please.

Look, I have an idea. Why don't I take you and Peggy to dinner tonight?

Because we already have plans.

Listen, Doremus, you can't just show up just right out of the blue like that

and...

Expect everybody to just change everything all around for you, you know?

Smells good.

Remus, I have a life of my own now, you know?

Come on, Daddy.

I want to show you my new dollhouse.

Let me buy it with the money you sent for my birthday.

Okay.

Thanks for the drink.

See you later.

These birds will keep, you know.

Doc, we've been planning this pheasant dinner for over a week now.

There's enough if you want to ask him.

Plenty of biscuits?

You want me to ask him?

No.

Now, honey, would you walk me to the car?

I'll see you tomorrow.

Okay.

Come on.

Down you go.

Harry Randall, this is my daddy.

Hello, Harry Randall.

Hello. Of course.

He's new in town.

I don't like him very much.

What does he do?

He works for Mommy and Doc Britton and lots of other people.

Make some phone calls. You know, my office doesn't even know where I am.

I have no school tomorrow. It's Saturday.

I know.

Are you going to go to the harvest festival?

I sure am.

How long are you going to stay?

Well, that depends on a lot of things.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Okay.

Bye, Dad.

Bye, sweetheart.

Who is this?

It was nobody, darling, nothing.

How can nobody be nothing?

It was just a crank call.

What kind of a crank call?

Well, it sounded like a little boy.

He said he was Michael.

You are Michael?

You know, he called me Auntie My Helen.

Nobody but Michael ever called me that.

Oh, he's been dead in a doornail for 15 years.

Docs, this is not funny.

Who would do such a thing?

Probably one of those crazy boys out at Greenleaf School.

Peggy, I've told you, don't call them crazy.

Goodbye, darlings. We'll see you soon, yeah? Good. Bye.

Of course not. Listen, I don't hate anybody.

It's not nice to hate.

I love him.

I know you do, darling.

I wish he lived here more of the time.

Who's Michael?

You come on upstairs and take that bath.

Hello? Andy, my Helen? Why didn't you pick me up? I'm still waiting for you.

know, this isn't funny.

Who is this?

What's wrong, Andy, my Helen? Please come.

Who is this?

Is that Michael again?

Peggy, I told you to go take your bath.

I just had dinner at the Remus, and I thought I'd tell you, you know, before

anybody accuses me of collaborating with the enemy.

What's the matter?

Greg, I just had two telephone calls from a little boy who said he was

You're kidding.

He called me Auntie, my Helen.

But that's impossible.

Craig, it couldn't possibly be one of your patients, could it? Now, we don't

call them patients.

Look, the Greenleaf School is a school for emotionally disturbed children.

Yeah, but there's a lot of other kids in this town that are just as mischievous

as the worst boys in Greenleaf.

Maybe it's Michael Landers. He's always playing jokes.

Oh.

Peggy Connolly, if you're not in that bathtub in two seconds flat, there's

to be no television for you for the whole week. I mean it right now.

You want me to answer it?

Please.

Hello?

Who's this?

Doremus? Craig?

Yeah. Did I dial the wrong number? I was trying Helen.

No, no, she's right here. Just a minute.

Doremus, thank you for a nice dinner.

No mention.

Hello?

I'm calling to see what time I can pick up my daughter tomorrow.

Doremus, you're not playing tricks on me, are you?

What? I mean, this is the first time you've called here tonight, right?

Well, yeah.

I tried earlier, but your line was busy. Why?

Nothing. Look, what plans do you have with Peggy for tomorrow?

Oh, nothing, Devin.

Hey, why don't you take the day off and the three of us spend it together like

old times, huh?

I can't.

Well, let's have dinner tomorrow night. I mean, we'll have to be family once

while I'm here.

All right, I'll cook something.

Look, would you pick her up at 9 .30 in the morning, please?

Right.

And if you change your mind about... I won't.

Good night, Doreen.

Good night.

Yeah.

I'm neurotic enough to give that monster the chance to make my life miserable

all over again.

Oh, Craig, what should I do?

I think you ought to give him another chance.

I mean about the phone calls.

Change your number.

Oh, I'm not that upset about it. And I do... I do so much business on the

telephone.

Well, whoever it is, maybe he'll get tired, you know, and he'll get

in something else like... like sex.

Oh, thanks a lot, Doctor. You're a big help.

You'll get my bill in the morning.

Good night, love.

Good night.

Good night, Peggy.

Stop this, whoever you are. Just... Please stop it.

There's nobody here.

Where's Craig?

Where's my brother?

Uh... Could you just... Tell me.

What do you want? Just... Just please try and tell me what you want.

You're so big, I can't lift you anymore.

You know that?

Who's Michael?

Michael who?

I heard Mommy and Craig talking about Michael.

Oh, they must have been talking about Craig's brother.

Craig doesn't have a brother.

Well, he died a long time ago, before you were born.

That's what I thought.

Did Michael live with Mommy like Craig?

Yeah, I think both boys moved in with Mommy.

After their mother went away.

She was Mommy's sister, right?

Right. She was crazy.

Who said that?

John Boyer. He said his mother says our whole family's crazy.

That Craig is, and Mommy is, and that I'm a little nut.

Is that why you and Mommy don't live together?

Because she's crazy?

No. Because I am.

What happened to Michael?

How did he die?

Well, you see, honey, he ran away from home and he got lost in a blizzard.

Now, what is all this curiosity about Michael all of a sudden?

Oh, just... Just what?

Just because.

Where are you going?

Where are you...

And unless his progress develops in the next six months... Yeah?

Am I disturbing you?

Are you kidding? Come on in.

Hello, Helen.

Hi, Amy. We'll finish up after lunch. Fine. Nice seeing you, Helen. You too,

love.

Oh, no, thank you.

I got another call.

When? Last night, about a quarter of one.

What did he say?

He said...

I'm home. There's no one here.

Where's my mother? Where's Craig? Then he said, I'm dead, aren't I?

Look, Craig, I may be going crazy, but it did sound like Michael.

Helen, there aren't any phones where Michael is.

Can they

use the phones any time they want to?

No, the only phones are here in the office, and the office is locked at

And none of these kids has ever heard of Michael.

Yeah? Craig, Mr. Quinlan wants the file on Terry Austin.

Fine, I'll bring it right down.

I'll be back in five minutes.

I'd better go. I've got to drive all the way into Manchester and pick up a

matching pair of hella white chairs I found at auction last week. Where's

She was dirty, mister.

Listen, Helen, do me a favor.

Call the sheriff.

Tell him about the phone calls.

Feel old all of a sudden?

Old? Retired?

Working harder than I ever did.

Milking a hundred head twice a day? Fiddling around with my bees?

Yeah, I got 24 hives now.

24 hives? That's a lot of bees.

Doremus?

Yeah? Helen called from Manchester and says she is going to be late.

Thanks. She says for you to...

We'd better be going, huh? Okay.

You still happy in high -powered law?

Well, I've been thinking of getting a shorter haircut and going into politics.

I'm not surprised.

I always figured you might.

It takes a long time to decide what you want to do.

You keep it up. I'm going to bust you one.

I'll see you soon.

Hey, make time for a game of chess.

You're on.

Bye -bye, sweetheart.

Take care.

He still loves her.

Written all over his face.

You mind your business.

Helen will never move back to that city.

You get those boxes out of the apiary and put them in the little barn.

a second.

I'm not as fast as you are.

I don't need that.

Huh?

Sorry.

You did, huh?

Six of clubs. Six of clubs.

Don't cheat.

Don't you cheat.

If Mommy doesn't get here in five minutes, I'll put the stakes on, okay?

Okay.

I go, I go. I discard.

Patience.

Would you get that, darling?

Okay.

Oh.

I'm sorry I'm so late.

But the fog was so thick, I had to drive ten miles an hour the whole way. That's

all right.

Dreamers, who's she talking to?

I don't know.

Peggy?

Peggy!

No, he's talking to me.

Hello?

Look, I know you're there. Hello?

What did he say to you? You're hurting me, Mommy.

Peggy, answer me.

It's not Michael. It's just some vicious little boy who's playing tricks on the

telephone. Do you understand that? What's this all about?

for so long. Tuesday?

Yeah, Tuesday for sure. Bye. Okay.

Hello? Elsa?

Hello? Michael just called. He said... Oh, so now you are calling him Michael,

playing the game, giving him the satisfaction...

Let me talk to Doc.

Yes, Mr. Bees.

You know about them phone calls, Mr. Connolly?

Yeah, I found out about them last night.

Everybody knew about them but me.

Had to be an accident to be swarming like that.

What about the boy Elsa saw? Only Elsa's testimony there was a boy at all. Could

have been some neighbor boy cutting across the pasture.

Or maybe one of them Greenleaf boys sneaking out at night.

Wait a minute, Hap. Wait a minute. Nobody missed the 8 .30 bed check. And

20 -mile hike from the school to here.

Could have hitched a ride with somebody.

All kinds of possibilities.

Mind if I look around?

For what?

Curiosity. Help yourself.

You gonna call off the festival tonight? Can't do it.

People coming from all over.

I explained to Allison, and she understood. She said Doc would have

go on.

You should have told me about them phone calls, Alan.

I look like a caricature of a country sheriff.

Excuse me, Mr. Connolly. I didn't recognize you.

Harry Randall.

Oh.

It's terrible, huh?

I mean, what a way to die.

What are you doing?

Mrs. Britton told me to kill every single bee in here.

This is acid.

Half a million bees.

Makes the skin crawl, huh?

Yeah.

Sure does.

What does chloroform smell like?

Take a whiff.

It smells like bananas.

How can chloroform smell like bananas?

Because it's not chloroform.

It does smell like bananas.

I'd have this analyzed if I were you.

Thereby use, Mr. Connolly.

It's closed on weekends.

Then open it.

I don't need your advice, Mr. Connolly. Well, I'm going to give you some anyway.

If I were you, I'd stop Randall from destroying those bees. If this wasn't an

accident, he might be destroying some evidence.

Let's go.

I'd find him on the Burlington Road, Sheriff.

I'll be in the next office if you want me.

You stole that bottle out of my car.

It's bee venom.

It's what?

That's right.

Looks like chloroform, smells like bananas, and makes bees swarm.

Find out if Dr. Britton kept that stuff around.

Oh, I have to. That's right.

You mean you've given up your investigation?

Looks like it. Yeah.

Mind if I have some coffee?

Yeah,

what is it, Sheriff?

Find out if Dr.

Britton kept bee venom around his place.

Bee venom?

What would Doc Bricken be doing bottling bee venom?

I'll explain it to you.

See, there are beekeepers that collect bee venom for research.

Now, the bees are put on an electric grid, and a current is passed through

and the venom drops into a pan, and then the venom is sold.

Sheriff?

Doc's been working on a sab for rheumatism made out of bee venom. Says

pint of it from a lab in New York last week. You want to talk to her?

No, no.

Tell her I'll call her later.

Yeah, okay.

Doc Britton made a mistake.

He labeled the bottle wrong.

Simple as that.

I know what you're thinking.

What about all the phone calls?

or the boy that Elsa claimed she saw.

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It wasn't Michael.

I was one of the ones that found him, found what was left of him.

I was in the front row of that funeral 15 years ago.

When you found him, what was left of him?

He'd been around for seven months. So how'd you identify him?

There was a plaid coat with his name tag on it. And that's it?

Yes.

Just about.

Doremus, I still don't think we should go to this thing.

Oh, it might help clear our minds.

Anyway, Peggy worked so hard on that pumpkin.

Looks like a prize winner, doesn't it?

Peggy, come on, love. Hurry up. We're going to be late.

would Michael be if he was still alive?

Oh, 22, 23.

Doremus, that's impossible.

Hurry up. We're going to be late.

Right, right.

I bet my pumpkin is much better than John Boyer's. Oh, yeah? Why is that?

It's got no artistic temperament at all. No artistic temperament.

Will you get the light? I'll get the light.

Go, go, go.

You get the door?

Yes, I'll get it. Okay.

Look straight to me?

Yeah, well, it's the best I can do.

Look, I want to get back to my place and get cleaned up before the festivities

start. Is there anything else you want me to do?

No. No, we look like we're in good shape.

Surprise, no one's here yet, though.

Well, it'll fill up soon.

I must be sick about losing Doc.

Well, I'll see you, Pat.

Thank you.

Who is that?

Where are you?

He's got sick. He's with him at the infirmary.

No,

no more.

at the jack -o' -lantern contest.

Would you be a judge for us, Mr. Harmon?

With pies in the bakery? No, no pies at jack -o' -lantern. No pies? No pies.

Okay, thank you. Come on.

Are you trying to bribe a judge?

Are you trying to bribe a judge?

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, may I have your attention, please?

We are now ready for the judging of the jack -o' -lantern.

Is there anyone here who hasn't given his jack -lantern to Mr.

Mills?

They're all behind this curtain.

Are they all lit?

Right.

Ready for the drum roll?

Now, we're going to turn the lights out for a few minutes to get the full effect

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of any reason why he'd want those two men dead?

Wait a minute. What are you talking about alive?

A name tag and a plaid jacket is not my idea of identification.

Never hold up in court.

He could have come back here, a stranger, a tourist, somebody you know,

you don't know.

Now, just for the record, did Michael have anything against Doc?

Doremus, Michael didn't even know Doc. He and Elsa had only just moved here,

Doc was just beginning to set up his practice.

I don't think Michael or I had ever met Doc Britton until after we moved in with

Helen when our mother had left.

And the sheriff?

The same thing. I really don't remember.

And yet Michael called Doc Britton names.

According to Peggy.

Well, let's assume he's still alive.

It could be something seemingly insignificant that's been blown way out

proportion by the passing of time. Something they did to him.

Maybe it wasn't something they did to Michael, but what they did to our

What did they do to your mother?

Well, I was only 11 years old at the time, but I think Helen should know.

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What's he talking about? I'd like to know.

This isn't a courtroom.

Look, it wasn't just Doc and a half. I did it too, but she was so sick.

You see, evidently, my mother was one of those doomed people that you run into

from time to time in my line of work.

See, Doreen, she tried to hurt herself, and she tried to hurt the children.

She had to be committed, and I had to make that decision.

Well, she accused me of doing it so that I could take the children away from

her, and Michael believed her.

He always believed her.

But you see, there wasn't any other choice.

She was insane.

And she had to be declared incompetent by her physician, right?

Yes, and Doc Britton signed those papers.

Committed by a court order.

There was a judge named Schofield. He died three weeks ago.

Supposed to live a heart attack.

And Hap?

Hap came here late one night and just took her away.

To the asylum?

Yes, the phone rang two days later.

And she was dead. She killed herself.

Michael didn't say a word.

Didn't even cry.

Just sat there looking out the window at the snow.

He wouldn't even talk to Helen. I begged him.

And during that night, he ran away.

Michael, this is your brother Craig.

Hello?

Michael?

Doreen, is that the voice of a child?

Somebody doing a pretty good imitation.

Well, I think we should all get some sleep. I'm going to stay here tonight,

okay? Oh, fine. Thank you.

I'm going to head back to school and I'll see you in the morning.

Be careful, love. Good night. Good night.

I'll walk up.

Good.

We'll get Enoch Mills over here first thing in the morning. Tell him to start

investigating anybody in the neighborhood who might be Michael, huh?

Good night.

Like all time.

Not quite.

You can sleep downstairs.

That's it?

No.

You'll need a pillow.

You know something?

I heard that statistically, people who get married and divorced invariably get

married again.

Of course, not necessarily to the same person.

The couch is really very comfortable.

Okay.

Doremus.

Some other time.

Sleep well.

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All right, stand up.

That's all right. I can see him.

My name is Randall, Harry Randall, and that's all I'm saying until I see a

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Yeah?

What was he doing at Helen's house?

Just leave it to us. We'll find out.

They didn't hurt him, did they?

I didn't ask for the particulars.

His name is not Harry Randall.

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He has a record.

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He says he broke in and was going after your jewelry and display cases.

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If ever there was an evil spirit, it was Michael's.

You knew him?

He used to pull my hair.

I thought you came from California.

I went to school in California, but I spent most of my life right here.

Granted, I wasn't very big, but I do remember his funeral.

What do you want, dear?

Who are you?

Mrs. Conley.

Mrs. Conley?

Well, how are you, Mrs. Conley?

I'm just fine.

And so am I.

Come in.

Just checking on Peggy. Are you all right?

Can't sleep.

Want some company?

Just tell me where you are.

I'll be at Hawks Farm.

Hurry. I'm afraid.

Where is he?

He's at Hawks Farm.

I know where that is.

You call Enoch Mills. Tell him to get a deputy over here to watch the house. And

tell him and Craig to meet me there.

Dreamers, be careful.

Okay.

Okay. Got him? I got him. Now get to work.

Peter?

Peter? It's all right.

You know him? Yes.

He's one of our boys, Peter Mathis. Well, he's the one.

Impossible. Is it?

Tell him.

Now look, I don't know what he's doing this far from school, but I'll tell you

one thing, he's not making any phone calls. How do you know that?

Because he can't talk.

He's a mute.

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...in his bed at quarter of ten.

I was on the floor myself. I saw him in his room.

And less than an hour later, he's five miles away.

Has he ever run away before?

Contrary to what everyone in this town thinks, the Greenleaf boys are not

constantly running away.

Actually, he has, Mr. Quinlan. The first week he was here, he ran away twice.

I'd like to talk to his roommate.

He doesn't have a roommate.

Well, then I'd like to see his room.

billy goat yeah well i wouldn't try it it's a long way down

I'd like to question him first thing in the morning. He can nod yes or no, Ken.

The fact that he can't talk, physical or psychological?

Psychological.

Psychological, physical, what difference does it make? The child can't speak.

The child tried to set me on fire.

Elsa will be able to identify him.

Well, he was at the festival with the rest of the school, wasn't he? The night

of the festival, Peter had an upset stomach, and I sat up with him right

We didn't leave the infirmary.

Maybe there's more than one of them.

It's too incredible.

I don't believe it.

In the last couple of years, has he been violent?

No, he's been completely withdrawn.

In your sessions with him, did you ever mention Michael?

No. Did you?

No.

Well, where's he from? What's his background?

I have his records in my office if you'd like to see them.

All right.

You get his records, bring them back to my office.

Amy, here are the keys to the cafeteria.

Make us some strong coffee and some sandwiches.

If this has to go on, we can at least be civilized.

Would you like a drink?

I sure would.

It's against regulations.

Did you speak to Helen?

She's all right. Mills left the deputy. That's nice.

Help yourself.

Thanks.

You know, Doremus, it's quite conceivable that Michael didn't die and

around here someplace.

I mean, we don't know who he is, but when Peter sneaks out at night, they

Now, Michael has told Peter all about himself, and of course, he's

You can see his mother was hated and died in a tragic way, too.

They have a lot in common. I'll tell you something.

Somebody else was in that barn. I did not get a bump this size from Peter.

not strong enough.

Let me see that.

Peter behaved in a weird way tonight.

As though he were doing something he was told to do.

He's the same age Michael was when he ran away.

Uh -huh, exactly.

Doremus, why don't you sit down here?

What time is it?

2 .45.

Mm -hmm, yeah.

Making some progress with him, though, through hypnotism.

I'm quite close to removing the block that keeps him mute.

I'm afraid I'll have to start all over again now.

Yeah, well, I don't know much about psychotics, but... isn't there a very

line between the rational and the irrational?

Yes.

Yes, you could think of it this way.

A man balancing a tremendous weight on his head while he's struggling along a

road.

Suddenly the road's black as night, filled with all sorts of terrible

Two steps later, the sun is shining on the road.

On him.

Maybe he'd like to think about what happened.

Out there in the sun.

I'd like to think about the terrors.

But you can't.

You can't stop.

You can't stop, not even for a moment, because... the weight...

the weight...

of a metapsychotic.

But isn't there a time when any small stimulus could send him

into a world where the nightmares never end?

Yes, I think so, yes.

Don't you think you should give yourself up, Craig, before that happens?

Hello? Helen?

Craig! Yes, listen. I can't explain now, but something's happened.

Now, I'll be right over, but until I get there, you mustn't answer the phone.

You understand? Michael mustn't know you're home.

Do you mean he's allowed?

Yes, but don't answer the phone. Do you hear me?

Is the deputy still there?

Yes, he's parked in front of the house.

That's good.

Craig, where's Doremus?

He's coming with me. Listen, I can't talk anymore.

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been hypnotizing Peter, using him.

Hypnotism? That's right. They're on their way to Helen's. You call her and

her.

I'll read you my name in front of the house. Right.

Hello, Sam to Zenock.

going to answer it?

Bill said to do what?

Set up a roadblock on Highway 1.

Oh, he told me to stay right here. Why don't he radio me? There's a two -way in

his car. His radio's busted. He told me to stay here with Helen.

Enoch.

Enoch. This is Sam. Come in, Enoch.

Hey, Craig, I guess you're right.

It's all right, darling. It's only Craig. Come on. He's going to come in

back.

Thank goodness.

The phone has been ringing and ringing. I didn't answer it, but... Come on,

love. Come out of the cold.

Craig, what's happened?

your auntie, my Helen.

Craig, I don't understand.

Craig.

Did you see Helen?

Michael, he didn't die in the snow.

I found him.

Michael.

But Michael won't talk to me.

Because he's mad.

He's mad because I let you take our mother away.

But you'll talk to me, won't you?

You'll talk to me when the last one's dead.

You'll forgive me.

You'll forgive me.

I could have stopped him.

But I didn't.

I wanted him to die.

Thank you.

Amy, it's all right.

Yeah, we got here in time.

Just a minute.

Doremus, pick up the phone.

Hello?

Andy, my Helen?

Why didn't you pick me up? I'm still waiting for you. It's dark and I can't

home. My mother's going to be mad. Please come.

We found a bunch of phone calls that Craig had recorded on a cassette.

Apparently he hypnotized Peter to dial your number.

The psychiatrist from New York said the kid's going to be okay. He can't

remember anything, and apparently he wasn't involved with anything that was

going on.

Unbelievable.

Amy had breakfast with him this morning, and he wouldn't stop talking, so at

least one good thing came out of this.

Maybe two good things, huh, Helen?

Thank you, Enid. Goodbye.

Mommy?

Yep? Are we going to see Craig now?

No, darling, not right now.

It'll probably be a long time before we can visit Craig.

I tell you what, we'll do it just as soon as we can, okay?

I hope so.