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CHILDREN OF THE STONES

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- Is Mr. Hendrick in?
- Professor Brake?

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- I must see him.
- I still see him, sir.

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Sir?

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Come on, man, it's urgent.
Where's the phone?

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If you will just wait, sir.

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Adam...!
What a pleasant surprise!

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Oh, not pleasant. There's some man,
some Welsh poacher, he's dead.

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Dead?
Are you sure?

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Of course I'm sure, I've just seen
his body, down by the earth works.

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Oh.
An accident?

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It's a heart attack, I think.
I couldn't see any sign of injury.

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Come on...!
- Poor old Dai!

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Still, there's no escaping
one's destiny, is there?

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Destiny? Yes, we have to call the police.
Where's the nearest station?

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Colliso, my dear fellow.
I don't think we need to involve them.

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Not if he's died from natural causes.
We'll leave it to doctor Lyle.

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We haven't even got an outside line.
- The police will have to be told.

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Tell you what.
Let's go and take a look.

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Just to make sure we
haven't made any mistake.

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- There can be no mistake, he's dead.
- Come along.

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As the local J.P. I suppose I represent
the majesty of the law in Milbury.

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Now, let me get this straight.

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You saw Dai fall off the earthwork.

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And when you got there, he disappeared.

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Yes. There was just this
rock, with the serpect on it.

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- Well, like the one on the amulet.
- Yes, exactly.

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The same as on that clay disc thing, and
the same as on the font in the church.

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And it's exactly the same one as that.

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- Perhaps this isn't the place.
- No, this is the place alright.

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Well come, we're a civilized community,
we're not body snatchers.

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- He was here. And those stones weren't.
- So what are you suggesting?

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That somebody removed his body
and put these stones in his place?

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I'm not suggesting anything,
I just don't understand.

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Well anyway, old man,
he's obviously not dead.

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- Here it is.
- What?

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That rock we saw,
before we found Dai's body.

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It's here in the picture.

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Look, I already told you.

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It's not marked on the chart.

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Look.

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Here?

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But look...
The stone we saw on the way back.

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The sarsen with the serpent carved on it.

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It isn't in the picture.
- But it is marked on the chart.

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So, we have a stone in the
chart that isn't on the picture,

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and one in the picture
that isn't on the chart.

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Well, could it be that they're the
same one, in a different place?

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Matt, how many figures in the
picture, how many people?

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- I've no idea.
- Count them.

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Nothing untoward, I trust, sir?
The gentleman seemed quite agitated.

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Well, you know what these scientists are.

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Always looking for rational explanations.

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Then everything is as it should be?

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- As always.
- Indeed, sir.

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Link... I shall be having
another dinner party tonight.

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Sir?

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The sooner we're all one
big happy family, the better.

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There are four to choose from, sir.

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Four who haven't yet
enjoyed your hospitality.

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- Yes.
- You'll invite them all together?

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No, no...
the must come in order or precedence.

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- So is the lady's first.
- Precisely.

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52... 53... 54...
...55

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Fifty-five people in the picture.

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- I thought there might be.
- Why?

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And now that you and
your father have arrived,

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there are 55 people in the village.

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Oh, the artist can't have known that.
Not all those years ago.

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- No, but it's... It's almost as if...
- As if what, mom?

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As if the painting was
some sort of prophecy.

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- It's gone.
- What?

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Dai's body.
It's gone. Disappeared.

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- So he isn't dead?
- Look, he's dead alright.

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And I'm no doctor, but when
we saw him, he was dead.

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But his body has just disappeared.

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Dad, look.

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- Those pieces we found by Dai's body.
- Yes?

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May I?

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- Well, what do you need?
- The fragments.

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The amulet found by the
barber surgeon's body.

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Just be careful with them, will you.

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It fits.

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Try the other one there.

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- That too?
- Yes.

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Static!
Energy it's there.

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Energy? What sort?

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Visitor...
beginning...

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...end.
Visitor...

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Bright... shining... circle...

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People... village... priest!

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Stones...
power...

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beam...
always!

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Get some water.

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What's happend touched on July's birth.

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Oh don't worry, he'll
be alright in a minute.

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Come, Matt, have a drink.
Come on, drink!

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OK old man?
Sure?

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- Can I have a look?
- Yeah.

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Visitor... priest...
I don't understand.

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Visitor...
Somebody visiting.

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Village...
- Or the priest!

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A visiting priest, perhaps.

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Stones, power, beam, always.

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There's always power in the stones.
That makes sense.

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Well, could this be the beam?
- And the bright shining circle?

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No! It's not the circle that's bright
and shiny. It's something else.

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- The priest?
- The visitor perhaps?

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A bright, shining visitor.

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A visitor, bright and shining?

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Wait a minute.
Visitor...

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Guest!
- Guest?

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A guest star. That's what it used
to be called in the olden days.

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- What?
- A supernova!

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Hendrick's supernova...

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- Whiskey and water.
- I'll have one at the pub.

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Run these through the computer,
will you? Usual program.

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I hope I've got those correlations right.

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- You've never been wrong yet.
- I can't afford to be wrong.

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When did we transmit last night?

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20 33 42.757, sir.

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So if those figures make sense,
tonight we start at...

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I'll call you to dinner
in good time, sir.

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I'll run these right away.

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Beginning,
end,

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circle,
always.

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Neverending circle.

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- It means nothing to me.
- Nothing?

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As far as I can make out,
that's the beginning and the end.

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Well it sounded genuine enough.
Matt certainly seems to have the gift.

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That's what worries me.
- But why?

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I believe he really did see
Lyle through those gloves.

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I think he saw him get into his car, drive
off, and stop at the end of the circle.

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Proof, next day Lyle is
happydaying us all.

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The question is, what
happened in between?

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He says he went to visit
his patient, 30 miles away.

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And came back a different man?

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And don't forget his son
Kevin has changed too.

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So whatever it was happened
here, inside the circle.

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- I'm sure of it.
- You may be right, I'm afraid.

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- Was he in there?
- No.

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- Where could he be?
- Who knows?

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Where else would he go?
- I don't know...

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- Too late to boy you a drink?
- Thank you, but no.

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There is one thing, though. The clay
disc in the museum, do you know it?

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The barber surgeon's amulet?

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Yes, what connection is there
between that and your supernova?

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None that I know of.
Why should they be connected?

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- Matthew thinks they are.
- Oh does he now?

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Very perceptive, that son of yours.

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Perceptive, and formidable.
- Formidable?

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He's never going back now.
I know it!

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He's never going back to the sanctuary.

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- Then where is he?
- Gone.

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- Dead you mean?
- Not exactly.

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- He's just not here anymore.
- Not here?

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It is something I felt from the disc.

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- In what way?
- It's no good, I can't explain it.

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How about some lunch, master Matthew?

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Thanks.
I make myself a sandwich?

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Fancy one of my specials, Sandra?
- Like what?

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Ham,
mint jelly,

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mayonaise,
apple crumble...

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You're not going to
spoil her appetite now.

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She's going out to dinner tonight.

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How does she now?

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How did she now?
Hendrick hadn't even invited us then.

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Please, don't go.
Tell him you've changed your mind.

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Why?
I'm longing to see the house.

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Look, doctor Lyle said he was
invited to dinner by Hendrick

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and he had to change his mind because he
had an appointment with an old patient

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30 miles away. Now I don't believe
he ever kept that appointment.

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And if he didn't, then
where else did he go?

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Well he can't have gone to Hendrick's.
Not if he wasn't expected.

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- Wasn't he?
- What do you mean?

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If what happened to doctor Lyle,
happened in the village,

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then it must have happened ah Hendrick's.

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It could have happened anywhere.

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Hendrick's in charge.
People look up to him.

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And I am sure he knows
exactly what's going on.

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Well, I'll be able to ask him, won't I?
Oh, come on, Sandra, we must go.

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- Look, promise me one thing.
- Anything, of course.

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Come back here afterwards.
For a nightcap.

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If you want to. See you later.
- Bye-bye.

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- What's that?
- What?

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Come on, Matt.

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- Sandra's scarf.
- Did she leave it behind?

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- I borrowed it.
- Doesn't suit you.

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To use as a camera.

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- Clever old you.
- Clever young me, old man!

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They're late.
That's the one thing I didn't allow for.

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And you've time in hand, sir?

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Women... delightful creatures, but
punctuality is not among their virtues.

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Yes sir, there is much to
be said for a celibate life.

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And yet I have my children.

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The best of both worlds.

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And here are the new arrivals.

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I'll receive them,
make sure everything is on schedule.

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- What do you think of Matt?
- Don't you think he's different...

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What a lovely house!

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I would like to have asked you before,

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but there were others
who had to come first.

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You know what a small village is.

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One has to observe the protocol.

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It's a digital clock.
Electronic.

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But what do you need it for?
You've got your old grandfather here.

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- He doesn't keep as good time.
- Much more attractive though.

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Forgive me, but this one seem so...
- Out of place? I know.

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Just that I need absolute accuracy.
- Why?

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- For my work. I still dabble in it.
- Oh really?

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I like to make sure that everything is
still where it should be at any given time.

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- Everything?
- The stars and planets.

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- And supernovas?
- Especially supernovas.

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Dad... I felt something then.
A sort of tremor.

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- What was it, fear?
- I don't know, it's gone now.

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- False alarm?
- Could be.

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It was like I felt when Bob wasn't run
over by that lorry that never appeared.

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- Have something to eat.
- Great!

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- A nice lolly sandwich?
- Make it a sherbet putty.

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- What an extraordinary room!
- Everyone says that.

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But it's not so extraordinary
when you consider where we are.

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Yes, but this table...

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Not many have the fortune
to live within a stone circle.

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I wanted this room to reflect the
uniqueness of this environment of ours.

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Fascinating.

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Sandra, will you sit here?

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Your mother opposite you.

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And I shall sit between you.

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- You have a throne!
- Possibly.

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I found it in the mason's yard.
Magnificent, isn't it?

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And these other pieces, the table and
the chairs, you had them made?

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The mason carved them in the
same style from the same stone.

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Does he do restoration work?
I've always been asked in the museum.

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I'm afraid not.
He went out of business ages ago.

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Bon appetit...
my children.

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Egg and chips suit you, Mr. Psychometrist?

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- Fantastic.
- All quiet on the leyline front?

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Where is the tomato ketchup?

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Oh, I'm sorry, sir, it's on its way, sir.

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- Dad...
- What?

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Something is beginning to happen...
I can feel it.

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Can you see where they are?

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They are high.

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At the top of the house.

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A dining room at the top of the house?

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There's a clock, a digital clock.

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It's important, it means something.

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Who'se there?

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Mr. Hendrick...
Sandra and her mother...

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and... and... a butler.

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- What are they doing?
- Eating.

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Just
eating.

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Sandra is getting nervous.

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What's that?

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Oh, the villagers, merely.
Rather unusual, don't you think?

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A hymn of celebration.

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Celebration?
What are theyc elebrating?

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Deliverance from the past,
and their entry into the future, now.

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Deliverance?
Entry into the future?

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- Clumsy shape for a table, isn't it?
- I was thinking that.

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Or so it would be if that
were its only function.

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Did you know that there's another great
dish of stone beneath the ground here?

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- Adam Brake told me that.
- He did?

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And of course he told us that my house
stands in the centre of the circle?

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No, Matthew worked that out.
He's very clever at working things out.

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So I've noticed.

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But I still don't understand the connection
between the circle and the table.

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Perhaps it is not necessary
for you to understand.

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It is only necessary that
you should believe me

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when I tell you that
all works towards good.

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Happiness and peace
are the reward of the believer.

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You make it sound as if the circle
were a temple, and the table an altar.

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Your temple...
Your altar!

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Margaret, my dear...

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Anger the fire,
fire of speech,

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breath of knowledge,
render us free from harm.

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Return to us the innocence
that once we knew.

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Complete the circle.

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Make us at one with nature
and the elements!

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It is time!

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Such power!

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White!
Brilliant!

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Impossible to move!

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Energy!
Force!

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Sudden!

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Change!
Changing!

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