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Don't be a drag.

You know how you flip me.

I'm hip.

So?

So leave me here.

If my father dug this scene, he'd put
small round holes in your head.

Well, I guess it is pretty late.

I really have to get in.

Good night, Pops.

You're a guest.

And you're a doll.

Later.

Later.

Hello?

What are you doing?

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-Hello.
-Do you have an appointment?

I see.

Mr. Paul Johnson for 10 o'clock.

That'll be for a blood test.

No test.

I beg your pardon?

No test.

Transfusion.

Don't tell me a big man like you
is afraid of a little needle.

I have no fear.

I came for a transfusion of blood.

I'm sorry, Mr. Johnson, but you
have to have a blood test.

We don't hand out blood like
gasoline, you know.

You have to find out whether
you need ethyl or regular.

Well, you sit over there.

The doctor will be with
you in a moment.

There's magazines there if
you care to look at them.

Dr. Kavanaugh wanted in pathology.

Dr. Kavanaugh wanted in pathology.

Oh, doctor, this is Mr. Johnson.

He's here for an immediate
transfusion.

I see. Well, Mr. Johnson, we'll
look you over right away.

Nadine, will you take him into
the lab and run his test?

Oh, no, he's having a fast
plan of the fly.

No test.

Would you come inside, please?

Sit down, won't you?

Now, Mr. Johnson.

Why don't you want a blood test?

I choose not to reveal a reason.

Oh, I see.

Well, then I suggest you
try another doctor.

You have no blood here?

Yes, we have blood.

But there isn't a doctor on Earth
who'll transfuse blood without

first learning the patient's type, RH
factor, and other peculiarities.

The wrong kind of problem
would kill you.

I must have blood.

I'm dying.

I am type O.

I'm sorry, but I can't take your
word for any of those facts.

Get away from me!

Observe.

No bleeding.

It will bleed in some moments, but
then thinly and sporadically.

Have you been to see another doctor?

None that you know.

A hematologist?

Blood doctor?

Will you give me the transfusion?

Not unless you submit to a test.

Then without a specimen of my blood
for study, it is impossible.

Impossible.

You will test, then you will know
and you will prescribe.

You may study it in all
the ways of your

kind and you may learn,
but you may not speak.

You will not, you cannot
transmit to any

other being your knowledge
of my tragedy.

I had a terrible headache.

I'm ready for your test.

I'm glad you changed your mind.

Take off your coat.

Well, this won't hurt.

Fantastic!

The egg gluten is disintegrating
at an uninterrupted rate,

resulting in the destruction of the
cellular structure of the blood.

It's impossible

There, that should do it.

How long have you been a nurse?

I graduated seven years ago.

You are a good one.

That's no question to
be asking a nurse.

You relax now, I'll be right back.

Wait.

Do you work always in hospitals,
or may you treat private cases?

Well, I special occasionally.

That is good.

I would like you to work for me.

Oh, you would.

Doing what?

Preserving my health.

Seeing to it that I do not expire.

Mr. Johnson, no one in this wide
world can guarantee life.

Nor in any other, I fear.

No, I suppose not.

What monies do you receive for
the work of your profession?

Mr. Johnson, that's a very
personal question.

It is.

If you will serve me, I shall
pay you $200 each week.

Let me tell you something, sir.

No nurse would dream of
getting $200 a week.

Well, it's ridiculous.

Besides, it has the sound of
something very unethical.

Would it still be unethical if Dr.
Rochelle asked you to serve me?

Well, if Dr. Rochelle assigned
me to your case, I'd take it.

I see.

Would you ask the doctor
to come to me?

Yes, Mr. Johnson.

And you're to administer
500 cc's of Typo

every night until further
orders from me.

Yes, doctor.

Just what is wrong with him?

Well, it's very interesting.

I'm not positive.

There are indications of
internal hemorrhage.

I see.

How long does he have?

I don't know.

I'm doing everything I can.

From now on, it's in the hands of God.

Did you do all this?

What?

Mister... Well, I've got
to hand it to you.

I've never met anyone who commits
so many violations all at once.

He seems aggressive.

Why?

I'll talk to him, Mr. Johnson.

You get in the car.

I know him.

Thank you.

Now, don't start writing
until I explain.

How do you plan to explain
away a no-parking sign, a

fire plug, a red zone in the
wrong side of the street?

I think this man's won
himself a ticket.

He's in a critical state.

Now, you put away that pad and
stop playing storm trooper.

I've got to send this man home.

You say he's critical, sunshine.

He's critical. But I'll just tag along

and see that he gets there
safe and sound.

Then maybe I'll take you in.

-Why?
-I haven't done anything.

Why not?

Everybody, you might enjoy
a little light reading.

Where'd you pick up the cop?

He followed me from the hospital.

I told you not to go driving
a car before you learn how.

Come into the house, Jerry.

I want you to prepare a room.

You having company?

Which bedroom is she
going to sleep in?

Open the room in the south wing.

I shall be in the kitchen.

Do not come in.

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Jeremy,

I do not pay you to spy on me.

Should you do so again,
I shall eliminate you.

Sorry, boss.

I won't do it again.

Go.

Prepare the nurse's room.

You're expected.

Come on in.

Johnson's in the living room.

I'm Jeremy.

If there's anything you need,
baby, just ring for me.

All I need on this job is blood.

I'll see what I can do.

I'm sorry I'm late, Mr. Johnson, but I had
to clean up my desk at the hospital.

Do not excuse yourself.

Come, I will show you to your room.

All right.

Jeremy and I are alone
here, Mr. Storey.

You're the first person who's
been in my house.

We've only been here a month.

Jeremy, it is time that you saw that all
the outside entrances are secure.

Right, boss.

Bring Mr. Storey's bag upstairs.

Your room is upstairs, Mr. Storey.

You have a lovely house
here, Mr. Johnson.

It is adequate, Mr. Storey.

Here you will sleep.

I've received blood this day.

You will have no further
duties until tomorrow.

Then I'll say good night, Mr. Johnson.

Mr. Johnson!

Yes, Miss Story.

You locked my door.

I did, yes.

Why?

You do not wish it.

If my door is going to be locked,
I'd like to do my own locking.

In the place from which I come, no

person would dare sleep
in insecure quarters.

Just where do you come from?

I believe your expression was
good night, Miss Story.

Yes.

Good night, Mr. Johnson.

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Time narrows.

There is death upon Davana.

Davana must endure.

Speak of the Earth creatures.

They are second stage sub-human,
weak and full of fright.

Speak of their blood.

It may be as ours.

I have sent to you 30
cubits for study.

There must be more.

The conquered enemies dwindle in the pens
of pasture and time constricts.

It is soon that we shall all perish.

Perhaps the blood of this
planet shall answer.

Your mission upon this globe is to be accomplished
in five out of six phases.

In the first, you will study all characteristics
of the Earth sub-humans.

Phase one is study.

In the second phase, you shall
increase the quantity

of Earth blood which you are
transmitting to Davana.

Phase two is more Earth blood.

For phase three, we must
have a live specimen,

a sub-human to be used in
vivisectory research.

Phase three is a live specimen.

You are phase four, in which
Earth blood value

will be determined by your
survival or your death.

Phase four is my life or death.

If Earth blood preserves your
life, phase five will be the

conquest, subjugation and pasturing of
the Earth sub-humans upon your order.

Phase five is conquest, subjugation
and pasturing if I live.

Phase six will be the utter obliteration
of this planet by your

order, dependent upon the anticipated
failure of your experiment.

Phase six is destruction of this
planet if I am to die.

Phase six concludes the instructions.

Phase six concludes.

I am returning.

Up already boss After you've
taken my story of food

Prepare the automobile you will
take me to the public library.

I hope you eat something this
morning I'm getting

sick of throwing away good food
Anything else boss man?

No nothing

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-Anybody home?
-Is that you, Jeremy?

Yeah, I got breakfast.

Well, leave it on the
bureau, will you?

I sure will.

After a stretch here, I ought to be
able to get a job at the Ritz.

There, at least, I'll get a tip.

Why, doesn't Mr. Johnson
pay you very much?

He pays me too much.

I think the guy's short
a few nuts and bolts.

Would it be out of line for me to ask
you just how much he does pay you?

Nothing you could do would
be out of line, baby.

He pays me $300 a week.

What in the world for?

Most anything.

Such as? Such as making sure
nobody goes near the cellar

and such as changing little gold
ingots he gives me into U.S.

money.

What do you do, kid?

I'm here to keep Mr. Johnson healthy.

I'm already healthy.

What time do you get off work?

I'm not here to keep
you happy, Jeremy.

Mr. Johnson, you strike me
as a very healthy man.

I am pleased.

Perhaps your treatments will
prevent my predicted death.

For a man who thinks he's going to die,
you seem to be pretty casual about it.

How can one not be casual?

Death is not a remarkable thing.

No, but it's not exactly something one

looks forward to with
giddy anticipation.

That is true.

Nor with undue dread.

You have no further duties
until this evening, so

you may do as you like with
your time until then.

Thanks.

I think I'll try that pool of yours.

You're gonna get yourself wet.

I think everybody in this house
could use a little exercise.

Well, save me a little water for
when I get back from town.

I'll do that.

You could probably use it.

Hey, I've got a hook and line inside.

Maybe I ought to go get it, huh?

Huh. I'm afraid, Jeremy, you just
haven't got the right bait.

Morning. I represent the Airway
Vacuum Cleaning Company.

You the gentleman of the house?

This is my house.

Crazy. I'd like to show
you the product.

You wish that I purchase your machine.

I don't want you to purchase, mister.

I just want to give you
a free demonstration.

You want to purchase, you purchase.

You don't want to purchase,
you don't purchase.

I ain't going to force you to purchase.

Now, this is one of our
standard attachments.

We clean any rub you got
in the house, no

matter how deep the pile or
how delicate the fabric.

Ain't that something?

I do not wish to purchase.

Hey, let me finish, will you?

This, as they say in
the vernacular, is

the darling of the vacuum
cleaning world.

You ever trouble with stuffed-up pipes or
drains like that kitchen at a cellar?

Well, with this little baby,
your problem is over.

See, it goes right into the pipe.

No persistence.

Leave my house.

Gee, give me a chance, will you?

It's just a demonstration.

You see this little baby at work in your
own cellar, you turn flip-flops.

No flip-flops.

No flip-flops.

Look, buddy, let me have five minutes
of your time in your own cellar.

I'll prove to you that this
little baby can do

what no other vacuum cleaner
in the world can do.

In my cellar?

That's right.

Take only five minutes.

Come right in, young man.

I shall be glad to see your
machine in operation.

Crazy.

Well, you just take a look at the
dirt in that drain pipe, buddy.

Ain't that a shame?

You never know when a thing like
that's gonna give you trouble.

Well, we'll have it out
of there in a jiffy.

It's a very simple operation

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Jeremy, I've ordered you not
to sound the warning

horn, or make any high decibel
noises while near me.

Sorry, boss.

The jerk cut me off.

Jeremy, who are those gentlemen?

Those aren't gentlemen.

Those are bums.

Bums?

Those characters have hit the
bottom of the barrel.

They live from one day to the next
just for a shot of cheap hooch.

They're unfortunate.

Unfortunate?

They're happy. Give them
a little wine or a

bottle of hair tonic and
they're tickled pink.

There is two.

What did you say, boss?

Nothing. Jeremy, I want
you to invite one...

no, three of those gentlemen
to dinner tonight.

Dinner?

Are you kidding?

Tonight, Jeremy.

You'll proceed to the library.

Well, anything you say.

When we return home, Jeremy, I will
be finished here at five.

Gotcha, boss.

Car laid up, Doc?

Oh, Harry.

Yeah, I'm afraid that car
has a chronic illness.

Where are you going?

Oh, over to see Nadine
and our patient.

Hop in. I'll give you
a lift. Oh, thanks.

I hope you and Nadine stay
on friendly terms.

At least until I'm back on wheels.

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-Hi, Harry.
-Hi.

Well, you look as if you're
enjoying your job.

I've got to keep in shape.

I see you've got yourself
a new chauffeur.

Uh-huh.

Clear the road, will you?

Well, if it isn't Pittsburgh Perrin,
the riot of every cell block.

Officer Shareboy.

Classmates?

Yeah. Jeremy here spends
his summers with us.

What's he doing here?

Jeremy, ask the doctor to
come into my house.

I guess I've been invited inside.

I'll show you in, Doctor.

Is Jeremy really a criminal?

A two-bit crook.

Can't imagine what he's doing working
for a man of Johnson's class.

He's probably trying to reform.

Come on in, I'll build you a cup of
coffee while the brains talk.

Thank you, Jeremy.

Give me a go.

I assume, doctor, you have further
scrutinized my blood.

I certainly have, Mr. Johnson.

And there are many questions
I'd like to ask you.

That desire is predictable.

How many answers you receive,
however, is not predictable.

Have you spoken to anyone of this?

No, I...

I feel it best to keep it
an absolute secret.

An excellent feeling, doctor.

Can you tell me anything
that I do not know?

I can tell you this.

Your blood is different from any I've
ever studied in my entire career.

In what way?

In the first place, no man on
earth should be able to

live with such a low count of
red corpuscles as you have.

Continue.

In the second place, your blood's behaving
in an impossible manner.

The gluten is breaking
down, destroying

the basic structure of
the blood itself.

The result is...

Is evaporated blood.

Well, that's an oversimplification.

Blood within the veins couldn't
possibly evaporate.

The more precise term would be...

Evaporation as a term would
suffice, doctor.

Have you found a cause?

Not yet.

But you think you will.

I may.

I'm already neglecting my other work to
devote all my time to this problem.

God forbid such a dreadful new plague
should strike the earth.

Yes.

God forbid.

You seem already aware of
what's happening to you.

I am aware, doctor.

If the cure is not soon
forthcoming, the

blood of my body will turn
to dust and I will die.

As a doctor, it's my job to try
to cheer up the patient.

That is an infantile attitude, doctor.

Continue your studies and return to me
again when you have learned more.

As perhaps I shall learn
something soon, I

feel that time is the great
element in this case.

Time is indeed the only
element, doctor.

I hope you will return soon, Doctor.

Boss, that cop in the kitchen is filling
Nadine with lies about me.

You are safe in my employer, Jeremy.

Tell the policeman to take
the doctor away.

Then you will go to the park and
collect my dinner guests.

-But boss...
-Go!

And I'll pick you up at 7?

All right, Stevie, you win.

But I have to be home early.

Well, well, a big lover.

What's your angle here, Pittsburgh?

It's straight.

The doc is waiting in the
car for you, flat foot.

Hey, it better be straight, buddy.

Because from now on, I'll have
my eye on this place.

See you tonight.

Okay.

Lousy cop.

Jeremy, I'm disappointed in you.

You have such an honest face.

Did you swipe my bathing cap?

Because I can't seem to find it.

No.

I gotta go now.

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Big feet?

You're bullying.

Who's springing it?

My boss. He's a crackpot
philanthropist.

Any chaser?

You get a free fifth of French
cognac when you leave.

I'm with you.

Got a couple of friends?

Very good.

Hey, Steino.

Meeting hours.

Yeah, a little drunk.

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fellow.

Dead drunk.

Why would anyone want to be a cop?

Or a nurse.

There must be something about helping people
that gets into characters like us.

It couldn't be the money.

Or the hours.

Do you like this job you're on?

No, it's different.

They all are, but this one's
especially interesting.

Johnson's some kind of a
foreigner, isn't he?

He's got a dialect, but
I can't place it.

I'll have to ask him.

He sure is a cold one.

He's cold and odd and brilliant.

He has a fantastically
powerful mind, and

yet he seems unaware of
the simplest things.

I've got to park a car.

Why does he wear those glasses?

I don't know.

Can't discuss my patient's
condition, you know.

I'm interested in the condition
of a certain nurse.

Don't worry about me.

Did you ever try and tangle
with a nurse?

No, but I've seen a couple of heavyweights
take their count when they try.

There's a few things in our training
that might surprise you.

One of best.

I guess this is your house.

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Thank you, Harry. I had
a wonderful evening.

That's my standard treatment
for high-class nurses.

Creeping a two-bit crook.

I don't like the feel of this place.

Be careful, Nanadine.

I'll be all right.

I'm a big girl now.

Sure.

Good night.

Good night.

Take the case directly to
the living room and

return here after I've got
further duties for you.

Carefully!

Is in here King Perun?

Are you ready for your transfusion,
Mr. Johnson?

It's almost that time.

I will be ready in an hour.

Come to the living room then.

All right.

This night, I am transmitting
the blood of Phase 2.

The study of Phase 1 is in progress.

Within 24 Earth hours, I shall
locate and transmit the

live specimen of Earth's subhuman,
as you have instructed.

I have no information on my own
probability of life or death.

-That's right.
-I put cramps on it.

Looking for prints.

Probably won't find any.

Yeah.

Yes.

Yes, they're the same neck punctures
as on the others.

All right, Lieutenant.

I'll let you know the minute
we hear the thing.

That woman was a twelfth, wasn't she?

Thirteenth.

It's a miracle the papers haven't
put them all together.

I can just see those
vampire headlines.

Any break in the case yet?

Nothing.

This killer is a fiend of the
most diabolical kind.

Interested in only one thing.

Blood.

What can he do with it?

He's no idiot.

He has an ugly device that burns
through the victim's eyes.

Burns the brain right in the skull.

Then he takes the blood.

Thirteen.

Maybe more.

Missing persons rate's
gone up sharply.

The airways vacuum cleaner company's

got men out looking for
a-to-door salesman.

They probably don't want the salesman.

They want the cleaner.

Don't worry, George.

You'll crack it.

Crack it? I can't even scratch it.

All I can think of is who'll be next.

Have you any close relations
in the city, Miss Sturdy?

Why?

Somebody leave me a million bucks?

Merely the curiosity of a patient.

Well, I have a 200 pound
aunt in Detroit that

sends me a box of salt water
candy every Christmas.

Are you close to your aunt?

She raised me as a child.

Every now and then she
gets on the phone

to have a nice long collect
chat with me.

You may increase the flow of blood
this time, Miss Sturdy.

Mr. Johnson, for a man who didn't
know he had to have a blood test

before a transfusion, you seem to know
an awful lot about medicine now.

I have done some reading.

The last three days?

Yes.

Perhaps you could give me a bit of

information that I was unable
to discover in my research.

What's that?

In the uranium method of cancer
examination, it is

true that the uranium flies
to the cancerous area.

But the books neglected to
give me an explanation.

That's true.

Nobody knows the reason.

Then one assumption may be that since
cancer attracts radioactivity,

that the cancerous tissue itself may
be charged with a negative energy.

Possibly that might lead to a cure.

What do you think?

I'm sure I don't think anything,
Mr. Johnson.

Now you just, you just lie still until
the transfusion is finished.

Yes.

Very well.

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They love me I say

I have brought the specimen.

He shall follow me back
through the beam.

With his transmission,
Phase 3 is completed.

Phase 3 is completed.

Phase 1, near completion.

Soon you must complete Phase 4.

There is destruction within the
Council of the Northern Orbit.

Destruction?

Rule is dissolving.

Independent action increases
on a 73 degree tangent.

The result of Phase 4 shall be known to
me in three of the Earth's solar days.

I shall return to D'Vanna
and tell him so.

It must be no more than three days.

Gunnor Laila.

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Oh, wait a minute. Let's see what the
patient put away this morning.

-Nothing?
-He never eats.

I think he keeps a window open
and lives on a smog.

Well, maybe, maybe not.

What was in this?

Water.

Black water?

Not when I took it into him.

Maybe he took a bath in it.

Oh, it's got a chemical smell.

It's vile.

This guy is six kinds of a freak.

Maybe you're right, Jeremy.

Yeah, baby, sure I'm right.

Look, Jeremy, is there anything else you've
noticed about him that's different?

I noticed a couple of
things in the last

two days that look worse
than different.

Night before last he
had me bring those

stumble bums out here
to dinner, remember?

Yeah, I saw them when I left
on my date with Eric.

You went out, but they stayed in.

What do you mean?

After dinner he sends me
out to work on the car.

Later I come back and he
says the bums are gone.

But they ain't, because I was outside all
the time and I would have hurt him.

You mean to tell me that you think that there's
still some place in this house?

I don't think nothing, but what happened
last night was a real dilly.

What happened?

The boss second stories
it in about two o

'clock in the morning and he
has a Chinaman with him.

Yeah, and three pink elephants.

Uh-uh, baby, I can see in the dark.

He takes the Chinaman into his room
and neither one of them comes out.

I saw the boss in there this morning
and he acted like nothing happened.

Well, maybe nothing did.

I figure it's my business
to think the same thing.

Sometimes I get the creeps.

Yeah, so do I.

Glad to have company.

You want to snoop around some?

Maybe he's making atom bombs
down there in the basement.

No, I think we're jumping at shadows.

Mr. Johnson's a very considerate
employer.

I will tell you one thing.

As his nurse, I think I ought
to take this down to the lab

and find out what it is Mr. Johnson's
putting inside of himself.

Instead of?

instead of food.

Where are we going today, boss?

You will leave me at the bookstore
in Townley Hills District.

You will then proceed to
the service station.

Later, I will meet you at
the parking lot nearby.

Why the station?

I would like the vehicle
scrutinized for any

possible mechanical damage
I might have done.

Okay.

I see Miss Storey's vehicle is gone.

Uh, she went into town
to catch a show.

I believe she was looking for this.

Yeah.

Yeah, she lost it.

In the cellar, Jeremy.

You will return.

Do you have any idea what it is?

No, none at all.

Where'd you get it?

That doctor's a secret, I'll
let you in on later.

Let's just say it's a food supplement
a friend of mine developed.

A food supplement?

Well, that's something for an internist
to analyze, not for me.

Yeah, I know, but I think you
might find it interesting.

It's for you, Nadine.

He says he's the FBI.

All right, I'll be right there.

I had this blood sample tested.

You had the dog pound send over?

-And?
-It's rabies, all right.

A virulent case.

Yes, well, label it carefully, please,
and put it back in the chest.

I'll have a use for it later.

Hello?

Secret Agent-Re-Mi?

Did you track down those stolen
police arch supports?

Arch supports?

I ride a motorcycle.

Yeah, well, that's another
kind of support.

Well, at least you can't
call me a flatfoot.

What's happening tonight?

Well, there's supposed
to be an eclipse

of the moon in Johannesburg,
South Africa.

What say we eclipse a steak?

I'm on night duty.

Go on at nine.

All right.

-Okay, Doc.
-Pick you up at six.

-Bye.
-Bye.

I was going to ask you to come
back here at 8 tonight.

I should have those tests run by then.

Oh, I did want to see the
results of those tests.

I'll tell you what, Harry will probably
take me to the El Dorado.

-Do you know the place?
-Very well.

Well, then I'll make sure
he takes me there.

And when you get the final
results of the

supplement, come on over and
have a bite with us.

I'll do that.

Okay, I'll see you later.

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Why are you here?

I escaped.

I came through the beam
in your dwelling.

Penalty for using the dimension
warp is immediate dispatch.

I had to do it.

I had to escape the mob.

What has happened?

The wars are finished.

The blood supply vanishes.

The enemy captives have
been taken from

pasture, killed and their blood
removed on the spot.

I had to escape, or perish.

You were justified.

You shall not be punished
for using the dimension

warp, and you may help me to
expedite my work here.

I shall help you.

You are the recorder.

I sent a live specimen through
the beam with the courier.

Was the subhuman satisfactory?

The courier is dead, murdered
for his blood.

The specimen of Earth humanoid arrived

in the Davana beam in
a compressed state.

He was crushed to the size
of this communication.

Crushed?

The department concluded, reservedly,
that it is impossible to

transmit a human or subhuman anatomy through
the beam from the Earth end.

The courier lived because
he never left the beam.

If the conclusion is correct, you and I
will be unable to return to Davana.

However, I shall send another
specimen this night.

If it is correct, we must remain upon
this world until we expire.

I would prefer the outer planets of this
system to the present agony of Davana.

That is an emotional statement.

It is an emotional time.

And if I do not receive
blood within four

chronoctones of time, I will have
no continuing need for emotion.

You shall have blood.

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Nadine. Nadine, you've got to tell
me where you got that stuff.

-Oh, hello, Harry.
-Hello, Doc.

Where?

From a friend.

Your friend must be an amazing person.

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Well, the compound's fantastic.

Not only does it contain
every vitamin known

to man, but a few I've never
even seen before.

And it has the basic food structures,
concentrated with bulk,

roughage, energy, and diet control, all
in the same molecular structure.

Do you mean that he's combined all
of this into one primary unit?

Yes.

Who's he?

Mr. Johnson.

Well, let's see what they have
here for a hungry man.

Do you think it's possible to
reproduce Johnson's unit?

I think we've discussed
this sufficiently.

I guess I'll try the breaded
veal cutlets.

This place looks like an exhibit
from a Mughal Age museum.

This world is as ours
was of that time.

Your observation is correct.

Lie there on that plane.

I shall bring the blood.

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That looks wonderful.

We use our own private
dressing recipe, sir.

Doctor, don't you even want to discuss
this supplement thing?

No, my dear, I do not.

Well, I don't understand.

Nadine, I've put in a long day.

I've described the compound to you.

That's all there is to it.

I'd like to eat my dinner and
get back to the clinic.

I'm with the doctor.

All right, let's get
on with the salad.

It is finished.

Do you feel relieved?

I feel disturbed.

The blood of this planet is rich.

Soon you will find strength.

Rise.

We must leave this place.

There is activity within me.

It will pass.

We proceed to your dwelling?

No, we are too similar.

There is a hotel 50 decaf
beds in that direction.

I will be alone among the subhumans.

I do not know how to behave.

A clerk will speak to you vocally.

You must remain in a state of lingua

receptivity and imitate his
sounds and meanings.

You will remain in contact?

I will come to you at the hotel place
on the noon of the Earth Star.

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Get Dr. Jackson.

She's still alive. Let's
get her to my office.

I'll take a look at this.

She's slipping, Doctor.

Oh, massage her arms.

No, she's still alive.

Look at her glasses, they're
just like...

Yes, I know.

I'll take those

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She's gone

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Get an ophthalmologist and call
the coroner's office.

Sure have had a lot of cars
park here tonight.

Here's one dollar.

Thank you.

You will come with me.

I must have a second live specimen.

You will drive the automobile
as I direct it.

Hello? Honey, I've been trying
to reach you for ten minutes.

Well, I just got in a second.

-What's up?
-I'm at Dr. Rochelle's.

A woman died in the hospital tonight.

Yes?

Is Johnson there?

I don't know.

Look, Nadine, I want you to get
out of the house right now.

Harry, what are you talking about?

The woman who died.

She had no eyes.

At least not like ours.

I don't follow you.

She wore the same kind of
glasses Johnson wears.

Nadine, I don't think
he's a human being.

Harry, have you been drinking?

Look, if I didn't have
to go on duty in a

half hour, I'd come out there
and get you myself.

Just take my word for it.

Johnson's dangerous. And
get out of there.

Look, maybe you have got something.

I'll tell you what.

You stay there until just before
you have to go on duty.

I'll see what I can find out on my
own, and then I'll call you back.

Are you nuts?

Beat it out of that place.

Goodbye, Doc.

It is impossible for you to escape.

Come to me.

I hear you.

You can't hurt me now.

It doesn't work now.

It's alive.

I am not so injured.

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Harry says he's not a human being.

I don't think he's for real, neither.

Well, where is he? He
put me in a taxi and

took off in the car with some
queer-looking dame.

Well, this gives us a chance
to search the house.

Come on, let's try the living room.
We better make it snappy.

Find anything?

Not yet.

How about you?

What's this?

Good, maybe we hit something.

Well, now we've really got something.

I don't think we ought
to fool with it.

It might blow up.

There's something here you can't
get your hands through.

What is this thing?

I don't think I want to know.

Whatever it is, no one on
this world ever made it.

You mean the boss is some
kind of man from Mars?

I don't care what he is, but I think
we ought to smash this thing.

You couldn't bust through that
with a 20-pound sledge.

Well, there's nothing we
can do about this.

I'll stay here.

You go down in the cellar and
see what you can find.

Okay.

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-Nadine?
-Yes, Doctor.

Harry told you about the woman
who died here tonight?

He said she was like Johnson.

This has nothing to do
with our patient.

The woman seems to lack any visible
aperture on her optical tissue.

She has a fantastic blood disease in which
the agglutinant is disintegrating.

Disintegrating?

Is that what killed her?

No, she died of rabies.

What?

I've been experimenting with
the blood from a rabid dog.

Someone injected that same blood into
her tonight at least an hour ago.

The impossible part is that she
lived through the transfusion.

Who would do such a horrible thing?

Someone who knew that she needed
blood desperately and

didn't know what kind of stuff
he was pumping into her.

I say it was Johnson.

Doctor, do you think Mr. Johnson is

suffering from the same
disease as this woman?

I will not discuss Mr. Johnson.

Why?

About this woman.

I think I know the cause and
treatment of her disease.

You do?

Yes.

Apparently the victim has
lived in an area that's

been constantly charged with
radioactive material.

It was this atmosphere that
affected the blood.

Where would such an atmosphere
be found?

In a place where continuous nuclear

detonations have taken place
over a period of years.

An area of all-out nuclear warfare.

But there is no such place.

Yes, I know, my dear.

There's no doubt in my mind that this
woman is something other than human.

She's an alien.

I see.

What would be your treatment?

First, removal from the toxic atmosphere
and then a complete change of blood.

Would this cure Mr. Johnson?

I'm not speaking of Johnson.

Does he fit your description?

Nadine, please.

Dr. Rochelle, does this man have
some kind of a power over you?

Has he threatened your
life or something?

Nadine, I really must hang up.

I have a great deal of work to do.

Look, Dr. Rochelle, I...

The doctor is no longer in
contact, Miss Stewart.

Mr. Johnson.

Remain in your room.

Then I'm gonna get leaving soon!

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Do not run from me, Nadine.

I am going to dispatch you.

I hear your voice Mr. Johnson, but
I'm not gonna open my eyes!

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There is no place for you to hide.

You may conceal your person,
but I can find your mind.

And I shall destroy your doctor.

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Nadine, I am coming.

Listen to me.

I am not going to kill you.

You and your doctor have cured me.

You have saved the people of Divan.

Because of you, we shall live.

I am coming.

Still it is.

The makeup of this blood is amazing.

I think the coroner will agree.

I can't wait any longer, doctor.

I've got to go on duty right away.

Well, I guess I can continue
my examination alone.

If the dean calls, tell
her I'm going to work.

Oh, well, why don't you
try to get her again?

Once more.

To think of her under the same
roof with that monster.

Mr. Johnson is no monster.

I can't wait.

Good night, Doctor.

Good night, Eric.

Do not run.

I am coming.

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Wait for me, Nadine.

I know where you are.

I'm driving directly to you.

Fifth Precinct, Sergeant Walton.

Hello?

I've got to talk to Harry Sherborn.

I've got to talk to him!

-Hold it, lady.
-Don't get so excited.

Now, what do you want to
talk to him about?

Maybe I can help you.

-Please!
-He's after me!

I've got to talk to him!

I think he's on traffic today.

Who's after you?

Oh, please!

Please!

Look, lady, you've got to calm down
and tell me what's the matter.

What's up?

Some hysterical dame wants
to talk to you.

Can't figure what...

Did he?

Oh, Harry!

Thank God!

Johnson's after me!

Where are you?

I'm at the picnic grounds parking lot.

Stay there. I'm on my
way. I can't stay!

I...

Maybe maybe I'm going out there.

Thanks that much with you

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You cannot run forever Nadine

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I don't see either one of them.

Look, we'll separate.

You take the roads around the north side,
and I'll take the one past the zoo.

Cement.

-No siren.
-OK.

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Stop running.

Stop running!

Stop running!

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My strength is returned.

It has returned.

I shall not kill you.

You shall not kill me.

The first specimen I sent
to Divano was crushed.

It may have been an accident.

I shall send another.

You shall send another.

It shall be you.

It shall be me.

Rise.

We will walk to the automobile.

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I am about to be attacked.

Return to my house.

I shall dispose of the intruder.

Return to the house and enter the transmission
beam in the living room.

Return and enter the beam.

When you are inside the beam,
slide the power lever.

It will send you to Davana.

It will send me to Davana.

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Nadine, did Johnson do this?

Yes.

With his eyes.

Is that him?

Yes.

Are you all right?

I'm all right.

-Stay here.
-I'm going after him.

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Look at my eyes.

My eyes are alien.

Look at them.

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Look at me, look at me.

In a way, I feel sorry for him.

Why sorry?

Buried so far from home, so
far from everyone he knew.

I can't feel sorry for him.

He had no emotions as we know them.

It was a foreign thing come
here to destroy us.

Thank God he tried too hard.

Come on.

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