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Melissa Sanders is having difficulty completing her city hall commission sculpture.

Her behavior is characteristic. She delays. She defers. She refuses to

commit to decisions in both her personal and professional life. She thinks she

has all the time in the world. But she does not because that world will change forever.

and Melissa Sanders walks through the door of a certain movie theater into the Twilight Zone.

Yo, Melissa. Hey, how'd it go with Jim? What? You can't keep me in suspense.

You can't keep me in suspense like that. Pretty mean, huh? You said yes, huh? You looked at him

over your lunch of a hamburger and fries and you said yes, Dr. James, I will marry you. Not

exactly. No. Exactly. What did you say? I said no. Forever? No. No, just for now. A I like things the

way they are. Anyway, I I thought he understood. Yeah, but he stood me up last night. Oh,

not a call, nothing. Just me all alone with my takeout dinner for two. Well, there you go. Hello.

Hello. Hello, Mr. Sanders. Yes. Got something for you. What do

you think it is? It's this. And there's more. Let's go. You know,

while you do that, I think I'll get my reading glass. What are you doing?

James is sorry. James is sad. James is a rotten, lousy cad. James regret he missed your date.

Doctoring kept him up real late. Please say you forgive and hold all blame. Love and kisses.

Dr. James, tell him I forgive him. But James, next time call. How'd you know it was me?

When we've been married for 40 years, you're going to tell our grandchildren that all I

ever did was feed you junk food. They'll think I'm cheap as all get out. A good hamburger is

not junk food. A lot of people feel that way. And I'm not marrying you. So you say today,

I'll ask you tomorrow. Don't. You love me. Just imagine all we're missing while

you procrastinate. Now is the right time for us. James, what if it's the chase you love?

I'm afraid. Stop being afraid. When something is right,

go for it. You know this is right. Why not make the commitment? And if I do,

I'll dance on the rooftops. What happens when your feet get tired? You remember Dick Van Djk

in Mary Poppins? Come on, you can be married. God, come on, James. We're going to be late

for what? The film festival.

That's tonight. They're playing his girl Friday. Oh, come on. We made these plans

2 weeks ago. Listen, I'm on duty tonight. I can't believe you're just telling me this

now. You always do this to me. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. What can I do? Well,

I'm going anyway. Thanks for dinner. I never stand up Carrie Grant. Excuse me.

You love me. I'm not marrying you. So you say today, I'll ask you tomorrow.

One, please. Heat.

Heat.

44.

Deny it. I'm proud of it. We beat the whole country on that story. I suppose

we did. That isn't what I got married for. Oh, what is the Look, now look,

Wolf, what I came up here to tell you is that you must stop calling me a dozen times today,

sending me 20 telegrams. I write a beautiful telegram, don't I? Everybody says so. Are you

going to listen to what I have to say? Look, look. What's the use of fighting,

Hildy? I'll tell you what you do. You come back to work on the paper. If we find we can't get

along in a friendly fashion, we'll get married again. That's me. I have any hard feelings.

James is sorry. James is sad. James is a rotten lousy cat. James regrets he

missed your date. Doctoring kept him up real late.

Please say you forgive and bold all blame. Love and kisses. Dr. James.

When we've been married for 40 years, you're going to tell our grandchildren that all I ever did was

feed you junk food. Okay. I'm cheap as I'll get out. A good hamburger is not junk food. A lot

of people feel that way and I'm not marrying you. So you say today, I'll ask you tomorrow.

You love me. Just imagine all we're missing while you progress now is the right kind. James

is the chase you love. I'm afraid. Stop being afraid. When something is right, go for it.

You know this is right. Why not make the commitment? And if I do,

I'll dance on the rooftops. Nothing. I made a great reporter out of you,

Hilly. It won't be half as good on any other paper. And you know it

American. Listen, Walter, please. The paper's going to have to get along without me. So are you.

Excuse me. Where's Dr.

That was extremely clever. Uh, thanks. She likes the way I bandage. No,

the theater. What you did was very funny. I still can't figure out how you did it.

What? Did you uh have some voyeristic friend videotaping us? Melissa,

what are you talking about? And then you paid off the projectionist at the theater. Maybe

I've been up for too many hours, but this conversation isn't making any sense to me.

Am I missing something here? Come on, James. It had to have been you. Cardiac arrest coming in.

I'll talk to you later.

That dude been hit.

Heat. Heat.

Heat. Heat.

Come on over there. One, please.

Yes. And when he's with the lady, he takes his head off. Oh,

I am sorry. And when he walks with the lady, he waits for her. Oh, well, in that case,

Allow me.

Well, I can see right away my wife picked out the right husband for herself. How do you do,

sir? Must be some mistake. I'm already married. Oh, Hilly,

you should have told Mr. Congratulations again, Mr. Baldwin. Oh, no. My name is Oh, excuse me,

Willie. I'm terribly busy. Just leave your card with the boy. What did you say, Mr. Mr.

My name is Mr. Burns? Some other time. I'm busy with Mr. Bruce Baldwin here. I didn't hear what

you said. I was going to say it is my nation. Now look, what is it with you? Can't you see the Oh,

you're uh gee, thanks. Like the way I No, the theater. That was very funny what you

did. I still can't understand how you did it. What did you have some video?

What are you talking?

And then excuse me. What are you seeing? What? Do you see me up there? Well, a man ought to be

prepared for any emergency. Well, Walter, I think we better be running alone. Maybe I've been up

for too many hours, but this conversation isn't making any sense to me. Am I missing something?

Heat.

Heat.

You're not going to get away with it. What do you see up there? Huh? Do you

see me outside the theater? No. I hope not. It's not what we paid for. Well, Walker,

I think we better be running along. Yes, we better be going. Where are we going? I

think she's through the lunch. Did you tell him, Hilly? No, she didn't. Well,

I guess she just wanted to surprise you, Bruce. After you. After you, Hilly.

You're not going to get away with it.

Heat.

Heat.

Oh my god, it stopped.

You're not going to get away with it.

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I thought it was a joke, but somehow you did it. I wish I had. Sounds pretty

clever. It was scary. I saw something that hadn't happened yet. James,

it was violent. Sometimes when a person is upset, the mind can project outward what is

really an interior struggle. Hallucinating. Believe me, it's amazing what stress can do.

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Heat.

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One question.

Say, come on. We're waiting for that story. She said she was coming up.

She couldn't say.

Joke, but somehow you did it. I wish I had. Sounds pretty clever. It was scary.

I saw something that hadn't happened yet. James, it's violent. Sometimes when a person is upset,

the mind can project outward what is really an interior. I wasn't hallucinating.

It's amazing what stress can do. I didn't imagine

those things. I saw them on the screen. They were there.

One, please. One, one, one, please. One, one, one.

Hey,

okay. Well, he's never quite

not a freaking tragedy.

Heat. Heat.

Heat. Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

I went to the theater last night.

I couldn't help it.

The same thing happened.

I I saw myself walking, going into the theater, sitting.

I saw myself getting more nervous the closer I got to the present.

I saw myself panic. Let's calm down.

saw myself leave the theater, walk to the bus stop,

and then I I saw this blind man with a cane and

there was this billboard card with the date March 20th on it.

Then I saw this big man come towards me and I turned to get away.

I ran right into a bus.

But it didn't happen. The future you saw didn't happen. You're safe. Yesterday was

the 20th. Don't you see? This proves that what you were seeing on that movie screen

were images created by you or mine. No, it was the future. If you had seen the future,

you'd be dead now. The bus would have hit you. But it didn't. No, I ran the other way. You've been

playing some sort of dark game with yourself. I don't know why, but you've beaten the game.

What you feared was going to happen didn't happen.

Broken the chain.

It's over.

I think so. Dr. James' guarantee.

Okay. You can fill this at the pharmacy around the corner. You know the date today? March 20th.

Oh my god. Today is the 20th.

Hey. Hey.

Help!

Help!

Alissa!

I'm sorry.

I don't know. I don't know why she did it. She I was coming towards

just trying to catch the bus and then she screamed and she ran right into the bus.

down.

Come on, please. Heat. Heat.

Happy Christmas.

A lot of people feel that way. And I'm not marrying you. I'm afraid. Stop being

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This proves that what you've been seeing on that movie screen were

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Heat. Heat.

Heat. Heat.

When was he brought in? About an hour ago. Police found him screaming on the sidewalk

outside of a saloon. One evening too many with old John Barley Corn. Got you by the coattails,

doesn't he? Friend, help me. Let me put him back in the ward. He'll be

dead in an hour. But Dr. Ramsey is on his way down, sir. To do what?

hurt here. Take him inside. You don't honestly believe you can do anything for him. What do

you mean him? Don't you mean it? Man's got perodonitis. That appendic. But he is a man,

doctor, so let us treat him as a man and not as a potential kadaavver. You listen to me, Orani. This

isn't one of your mud flawed medical court tents. We have discipline here, thank God, and some sense

of priority. Don't you think for a minute you can bring your battlefield matters in here.

I learned more medicine in those bloody tents and in a dozen bloody meadows from Chikananga to the

second Bal Run than you have in your whole fat posture and comfort of a lifetime. Now,

my anatomy class is waiting for me to remove an appendix. Should you be heard during that surgery,

I'll have you healed in, and the second offending organ to be removed would be your tongue.

Ether,

we're going to let you sleep now, and when you wake, there will be no more pain.

You'll note gentlemen the symptoms gray sweating full of fever. Severe pain on the

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carries with it very little chance of survival.

Appendix removed, infection drained,

tissues cut away, sutures in place. Unfortunately, we've done all we can.

The hyena me, doctor. I want you to share the joke with us. Wasn't exactly a joke,

doctor. I was just commenting. I want to hear the comment. Well, it's it's just that old thing about

uh well, about the operation being successful and uh the patient dying. Death can be tragic,

premature, violent, unexpected, and sometimes merciful. But if you ever find it funny,

my young friend, you shouldn't be in a hospital. You should be in a cage.

Tucker Ramsey. He's gone.

He's passed over.

Look at this. Look at this situs here. That's a depressed skull fracture. Massive trauma 10

12 in long. God knows how many years old. What's it mean, doctor? Means this man should have died

years ago. No one could have survived this. Do you know this man? Name's O'Neal, sir. Charity case.

He said he came from Yarmouth Village. Where's that? On the coast about 80 miles from here.

Their

deaf surgical fingers notwithstanding. Doctor, I understand our patient expired. Reinforcing

your view, doctor, that the frail person is no match for the pale rider. That's the part of you,

Ramsey, that I find so difficult to live with. This constant preoccupation with giving battle to

death as if it were your personal responsibility. I'll put aside your insubordination,

your willfulness, your impatience, and even your monumental temper. And I'll even allow for the

fact that you happen to be a damn fine surgeon. But was it the war that left you so emotionally

knotted up? So obsessed with the idea that maintaining life was your special province?

Have you heard of a man called Weeden?

Jeremy Weeden. He spoke once at the university here,

maybe 10 or 12 years ago, somewhere between a fraud and a crackpot.

He's done some interesting research on regeneration. And then he disappeared.

a small loss of a scientific community. But he came from Yarmouth village. So

the deceased O'Neal, he came from Yarmouth Village. My god, a coincidence. But of what

consequence? O'Neal suffered a skull fracture. Massive. With a width and depth so appalling

he could not conceivably have survived it. So what's the connection? My preoccupation.

My obsession, Dr. Ames, has been titillated.

I'd like to go to Yarmouth Village to see if there's a connection. Dr. Benjamin Ramsay is

a man on a mission. said mission involving a declaration of war on an enemy that has never

been defeated. The enemy is death. And Dr. Ramsay will soon discover that trying to overcome it may

not be the most prudent of courses, especially when the battle is waged in the Twilight Zone.

Don't meet with your approval. It don't Well, sir, the sheets is clean, the food's passable,

and the rates are within reason. And uh if you're a mind to bring a lady up to the second floor,

the alternative is to take a train out and that'll be tomorrow. There's two of them. Do

you know a man named Weaton? Jeremy Weeden ran a little apothecary shop here. Retired. What

do you want with him? Half an hour of his time. Where can I find him? About 3 miles

out called Shadow Island. And people around here would rather go around the horn than over there.

But I can lend you a boat in the morning. See that you get there. You're omniscient,

Mr. Perkins. And do I tip my hat at that or tell my horses to lay a load on you? It's a

compliment. It means you're all things to all men. I'll have that boat as early as possible.

You got it. Omnicient as hell, ain't I? Without a doubt, Mr. Perkins.

Good evening. I'd like a room closed.

Dr. Ramsey. Medical doctor. Medical doctor. Is that your luggage? It is all of it. 13 steamer

trunks are arriving on an Egyptian galley in the morning. Is that a joke? An attempt.

Room 7, top of the stairs, lav which is at the other end of the corridor. That will be

$3 in advance. I think I'll have a drink before I turn in. Morning.

What will it be, sir? Whiskey in a tumbler.

You come in on the train in lonely splendor. I was the only man to get off here. You've

seen the village. Why would anyone want to get off here? Not for your whiskey,

my dear. That's for damn sure. Remember, I'm leaving for Brewster early in the morning.

Tell me, does a Jeremy Wheaton ever come in here?

In here? Hardly. Wheaten lives on the island. So I've heard. What does he do there? Do there? Why,

I guess not very much. He's a [ __ ] Had a terrible accident. Stays out there pretty

much by himself. There's a niece that looks after him. She comes over every now and then shopping.

What about a William O'Neal? There's plenty of O'Neal's around here. Well, this is a dead

O'Neal. I performed surgery on him last week in Boston. Plenty of dead O'Neals as well. Fact is,

we don't truck much with people from the island. They ain't our sort, including Wheaton.

I see. Well, good night, Mory.

Will you be needing your bed turned down, sir?

That won't be necessary. Will there be anything else then, sir?

I think not. Well, if you change your mind, you'll be the first to know. Heat. Heat.

You know the board

husher All right.

Okay, bring it up.

Don't expect I'll be long. Well, if you are, don't expect me to be here. This place has a

bad smell to it and a worse feeling. And it's a fair swim back to the mainland. Hey sir.

All right, sir.

Moving over.

That's good. Come on.

Watch it.

Quickly. Quickly. Get it. Hurry. Ready. Push it. Well, hold on there.

This man is dead. Too late. Take it up.

If you're a minister, mister, give him the blessing and get the hell out. Where might I

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ask you his social habits or his condition. I just want to know where I can find him.

A big house at the end of the road there.

He came in that boat over there. The fellow with the cap

that was instrument

I'll help you.

Heat.

Heat.

My name is Dr. Ben Ramsey. I've come to speak with Jeremy Wheatley. My uncle is napping at the

moment. Doctor, perhaps you'd like to tell me the nature of your business. And who are you? I'm Mr.

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little big, little old, little isolated. I like space. I respect age, and I'm not particularly

social. Sociability is not one of the major character traits of this island. Then why stay?

I'm perverse, Miss Wheaton.

And since I don't have much time, suppose you introduce me to your uncle. I'd sooner

introduce a mouse to a cobra. And I'll assume the responsibility myself,

Dr. Ramsey.

I'd better tell him that he has a visitor.

You'll find him the least sociable of anyone you've met so far.

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Mr. Weeden, I'm Dr. Benjamin Ramsey from Boston.

From right there will do. I'll be able to hear you. Deafness doesn't happen to be one

of my afflictions. Nor is leprosy one of mine. Would this be sufficiently antiseptic for you,

Mr. V? A proper buffer against germs, but a damned easy range for a daringer or a dagger.

Do I look like an assassin? Why are you here? I happen to be a surgeon. How is that supposed

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Observe the handiwork of one of your colleagues. What a slicing similarity there is between your

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get on with it. There must be some point to this intrusion. A patient of mine, William O'Neal. I

know him. You knew him. He died in my operating table. The Lord forgiveth and the surgeons take it

away. So he had an inflamed appendix, peritonitis. He came to me far too late. The point of the uh

the intrusion, Mr. Ween is that this man suffered a skull fracture some years before. A scar on the

back of his head attested to it and it it had never been treated. The point, sir, the point.

No one could survive that kind of skull fracture. I thought since you knew O'Neal,

you could inform me as to the nature of the injury, when it occurred, and how. Short of that,

I'd be at least doing some service to the deceased since no one claimed his body by informing someone

of his death. A charming courtesy also pointless. You comfort the dying doctor.

You don't run errands for me. Is there something else? I wanted to find a connection, Mr. Weeden.

Any connection between you and the deceased. I was hoping you'd give me one. All I can give you

are the directions to Boston. You go back to the mainland and then you turn south along the coast.

Dr. Ramsey,

you won't tell me what. What can I tell you? You deliver up an uninvited autopsy on a town drunk

named O'Neal with a skull scar and you expect me to produce a a medical file and he will

I'll give you the tenuous connection Dr. I ran an apothecary shop in Yarmouth village

and several times when Mr. Renee was falling down, dead, drunk. I gave his family bandages

to wrap up the cuts and the bruises. And there you have the connection. Now,

with the advent of poor's death, I'm relieved of further acts of charity by Rigger Mortis.

Good day to you, doctor. Mr. Weeden. I took the liberty of making some inquiries about

you. You closed that apothecary shop, I understand, some 10 years ago after

a railroad accident. But during that time and before, you did considerable experimentation in

the field of tissue regeneration. I did a lot of research on that phase of your activity. My god,

how inquisitive men waste their perishing time. All this comes to you by way of research,

Dr. Trivia, available to you for many gossip in the village street, much as you give direction to

the local catouse. Yes, I gave up the apothecary shop. And yes, I lost both my legs. And yes,

I experimented with tissues and cells and the chemistry of both. And yes,

my dear doctor, this interview is at an end. Please go out the same door that you came in.

I don't know what I expected to find here, Mr. Weeden, but I thought there would be something,

a clue perhaps, as to why the people of Yarmath Village hate this island.

The people of Yarmmouth village are a a breed of dreamless, ignorant peasantry who go from cradle

to grave smelling of fish, leaving behind a legacy of superstitious garbage greedily

stored up during a lifetime of boredom. For I see you have a you have a weakness for fantasy,

Dr. Ramsay, black magic, witchcraft, policism. If any of this this kind of trash titilates you,

you'll you'll get your craw full of it in Yarmouth Village.

I'm sorry, Dr. Ramsay. I didn't know you were leaving. Not leaving. Not now.

Black magic, Mr. Weeden, does not titilate me. But down in your parlor,

sir, I have just observed a dead man walking. Now, I want to hear from you why he's here,

why he's alive, and out of bandages. What was it you dispensed in that apothecary shop?

Uh-oh.

Oh my god.

Dr. Ramsey Simpson is the name. Acting magistrate of the village. Well, acting magistrate Simpson,

let me buy you a drink. I'm on duty, sir. I've just had occasion to witness the body

of the lately deceased Ezekiel Perkins. A man I understand is known to you. Don't run around

the barn with me, acting magistrate citizen. Just say what it is you have on your mind. Well, sir,

we we only have your say in the matter. You have a body across the street with his skull caved in and

a gallon of water inside his lungs. The results are yes, the results we have. But as to a witness,

we are sadly enough devoid of a witness. So I must assume in the interest of closing

this case that his asalent asalants are unknown to us. Would that satisfy you?

Does it satisfy you? What else can we do? We are a small village as you can see. We have no regular

police force, no prosecuting officers. We haven't the means to pursue this case. Mr. Magistrate,

all that is required is one semi-boyant rowboat to take you over to that island and start

investigating. Dr. Ramsay, you are a stranger here. So it follows that you are quite unaware

of the local custom uh certain superstitions you might call them. We have found it to be of benefit

to ignore the doings on that island. In point of fact, it is out of our jurisdiction anyway. So

with no offense to you, doctor, may I suggest that you too stay clear of that place? How in the name

of God can you sit here on your beited behind when things are going on on that island, things to do

with life and death and just ignore it? They can kill and they can resurrect. I have to know why

and how. What do you intend to do, doctor? I ask you that question in my official capacity. Your

official capacity, Mr. magistrate is obviously to stick your fat head in the sand. As to what

I intend to do, since it will be without your help, will also be without your knowledge.

I'm going to take a walk, Mr. Flanigan. If I'm not back by tomorrow morning,

you may rent out my room and sell my effects.

Hold your table.

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You have infinite faith in your fellow man, Miss Weeden. Or a death wish,

one or the other. I was on my way to the inn to find you. I saved you the trip.

You also pick odd times for nighttime strolling and you for sailing.

What brings you here, Miss Weeden? My uncle is sick. He's become quite ill. He needs medical

attention. Well, so did I earlier today. And the man who took me to the island,

Ezekiel Perkins, is now beyond medical attention. That wasn't our doing.

Some things can be explained, Dr. Ramsay. A whole hell of a lot of things have to be explained,

Miss Weeden. Now, what is it you want? Let me take you over to the island. Examine my uncle.

Tell me if

if there's any hope.

There is always hope. There rarely is in my experience.

In my experience, hope may be the only eternal thing on the face of the earth.

You have a gentle touch, doctor.

In very special cases.

In very special cases.

I can respond to it.

Heat.

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Heat.

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So you came

my heart

very late.

Shall I be alive in the morning? If I were a betting man, Mr. Wheaton,

I would say the odds were 2 to1 in favor of you eating breakfast. How about even for lunch?

And very much against you for dinner.

It was a sizable heart seizure. I judge not the first. Take this. Fifth, sixth, perhaps. Seventh.

Doctors read Shakespeare? Some do. I have I am reminded of what Julius Caesar said

about death. Of all the wonders that I yet have heard, it seems to me most

strange that men should fear seeing a death a necessary end will come when it will come.

However, it is one thing, my dear young doctor, to accept death. It's quite another to beckon to it,

to to invite it in. You have to give battle to it. You take it half. Yes.

Have you

ever heard of an Egyptian plant called Cairo Bush? Yes. The ancient pharaohs

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mind you, accidentally I discovered that when you mixed an extract of the of the berries with

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a corpse? If the injection could be administered within 15 minutes of death, I could restore life.

Oh, I know that look, doctor. I used to see it in the mirror. The

dream. The elusive dream. Maybe just to relieve the nightmares.

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That's a bucolic euphemism to cover a slaughter house.

There was a battle there.

Long rows of ripe corn and behind them long

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a moaning, wailing cry. And when the rain washed the mud from their faces,

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boys playing a terrible game.

All through the night, I went up and down that line,

filling gaping wounds, cutting off arms and legs,

watching them die.

God, how they died.

God, how they died.

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Are you telling me you found a way to make it easier to live? That's the vision,

Dr. Ramsay. The shining vision. A new race of beautiful mortals. But but I give you now,

doctor, the irony of it all. The dream is flawed. The chemical wears off. It

has to be reintroduced. Sometimes every 6 months, sometimes every month, sometimes every few days.

It varies with the person. I was never able to understand what caused the specific variables.

And I was also unable to understand after the most complex thing of all, human nature.

The instinct of men to clutch, claw, rip, and tear and kill, to stay out of the grave. If once he's

been given a reprieve from it, the evolution of men's desire as doctor, first just to live,

then to live long, and then desperation to live forever. translated into acts of murder,

dozens of them, dear friend Perkins and all the others. The dream doesn't have to die with you,

Mr. Weaten. I could experiment further. I could discover what makes the chemical lose

its potency. No, no, don't. No, no. They have no ears for that, doctor. Or brains or hearts.

What kind of people are they?

You're looking at what kind of people they are.

I I

didn't stumble on those railroad tracks, doctor. I wasn't cut in

half because of an unfortunate accident. I I was turned into a torso so that the legs

could not carry the mind out of the area in that

mind doctor as you perceive is the chemical equation

for continual survival.

And because of it,

they allow you to stay alive.

They are not people, doctor.

They're corpses.

I've been injecting them with water for the last month and a half. The

beautiful people will shortly turn into what they should be.

It's imperative,

imperative, my dear doctor, that you're not on the island when they realize it.

The psychology of the mob, the pality of the jungle animal.

And there you have Shadow Island from this moment on.

We'll talk again when I awake. differently awake. It seems a

matter of some indifference to me at the moment.

The odd thing, doctor, the really incomprehensible thing, the years I spent with the remaining half

of me in the wheelchair, believing that that was an acceptable alternative to the casket.

It seems to me

most strange that men should fear the admit death and necessary will come when it will come.

And there's a strange

a strange sweetness to it.

He's dying, isn't he?

But he's asleep now.

He told you everything.

I presume everything. Your uncle didn't keep any diary and journal notes of any kind. He

wouldn't have dared. His only guarantee of survival was that he alone knew the secret.

What's your guarantee of survival?

Best we worry about yours.

My uncle probably told you we've been using water instead of the solution.

What about yesterday morning? I saw the man in this room. We used what was left of the

original formula. We had to. If he hadn't been brought back, the others would know.

Who will believe me? Miss Weeden.

Will anyone? Is it important?

I'll tell you what's important.

The whole of mankind died tonight in a bedroom

on a stinking little island that should have been the center of the universe.

If the world knew what was being buried here,

there would be a billion mourers and they would weep up a tidal wave.

What about you, Susan? What are you going to do?

You can't stay here.

Susan, your uncle and threequarters of this island would be dead by tomorrow night.

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Wait. You're feeling unwell, Mr. Bbridge.

Look at me. Please look at me. I see you, Mr. Bainbridge. I see you. Help me. Help me.

Old friend, you died. 11 years ago. That's an extensive period of time to settle your

affairs. We don't want to die. Do you understand? I don't want to die. Look in the mirror, old fool.

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Susan,

my dear Susan,

I wasn't wrong, was I? All they cared about

was staying alive, not living.

All I leave behind is secretary.

What a miserable legacy for you. An old house on a dead

island.

He's gone.

Open the window.

You

you find a girl.

He's dead.

Another

heat.

Wait,

he's dead. Susan, come.

Oh my god.

Heat. Heat.

Hurry, hurry.

Ramsey. No.

that Dr.

You're going to be just fine, doctor. Everything is all right.

We found you on the beach. We all assumed that you had been to the island.

Where's the girl? Susan Wheaton.

Is that the girl?

Heat.

Heat.

Heat

up

here.

Dear Dr. Ramsay, as you probably know by now,

I was one of them. At age 8, I died of scarlet fever.

And at age 23, I shall have died again along with all the others.

Dear Dr. Ramsay,

I think that God meant that men should die when they should die. To live beyond death

is like occupying someone else's room. You do so without comfort and without serenity.

Have a good life, doctor.

A long life

and one full of love.

And when death comes,

think of it as going to sleep after a long and trying day.

This is how I accept it.

because it's been a long and trying day.

Susan

Doctor Dr. Ramsay,

I was wondering if you'll be having dinner with us tonight.

Dinner,

of course. Dinner.

then breakfast and then lunch and then dinner again and then a lifetime of all three.

In between, I'll save lives like I've always done, my dear Morin,

until such time as I have to exchange this surgeon smock for a shroud.

Say some future scholar or some hopeful idiot like myself should come along and ask you what

went on on Shadow Island. What would you tell them? Tell them? Why? What's to tell,

doctor? Nothing went on that I know of. Nothing at all. You're quite right. Nothing.

Nothing at all.

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