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(theme music playing)
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NARRATOR:
Man lives in the sunlit world
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of what he believes
to be reality.
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But... there is,
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unseen by most, an underworld.
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A place that is just as real
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but not as brightly lit.
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A dark side.
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(playing discordantly)
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WOMAN:
Audrey, darling,
it's time for bed.
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I'm not sleepy yet.
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(resumes discordant playing)
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You must be sleepy.
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It's 10:00.
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AUDREY: I'm not.
Your Uncle Richard
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is coming over
tomorrow night.
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If you go to bed now, you may
stay up late when he's here.
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I'll be up
in a minute
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to tuck you in.
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But I'm not sleepy.
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Night-night.
(clucks tongue)
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MAN:
I remember being Audrey's age
as if it were yesterday.
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Clear as a picture,
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I remember your fourth
birthday party, Edith.
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So, how old
must I have been?
Isn't that funny
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how those things start
coming back to you?
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Um... if I was...
Yeah.
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Uncle Richard.
Hmm?
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If I was four, then you would
have been exactly Audrey's age--
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seven and a half.
Right.
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But what's under the sheet?
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Can I look under it?
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"May I look under it?"
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RICHARD:
Go ahead.
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It's for you.
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DAD:
Holy moly!
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EDITH:
What have you done?
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Where did you get this?
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Well, it was strange.
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Yesterday afternoon,
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I was showing a house
for sale to a buyer
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over on Rochester Place.
Yeah, you know the one,
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Edith, past the
Mariner Building.
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EDITH:
Yes.
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Um, and the house was empty--
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absolutely cleaned out
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except for this
dollhouse.
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DAD:
Well, that doesn't
make any sense.
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Why would somebody
leave this behind?
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Apparently, the people left
in a hurry.
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Just...
up and disappeared.
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This was all
they left.
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So, rather than
throw it away,
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I thought I'd bring it over
and give it to Audrey.
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They're the Geezenstacks.
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They want to play with us.
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(chuckling):
Oh. Really?
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AUDREY:
The Geezenstacks.
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That's their names.
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They're our new family.
(chuckles)
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Here's Mr. Geezenstack.
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Here's Mrs. Geezenstack.
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Here's little
Audrey Geezenstack.
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And here's Uncle Richard.
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(chuckling)
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Just like us, eh?
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Now, I hope you're all
going to be very good,
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so I never have
to punish you.
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I don't understand it.
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Where's your mother?
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It's not like her
to be late.
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Ooh, nice.
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Did Mrs. Geezenstack
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buy it for
something special?
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Does the coat
have a velvet collar?
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Does it have shiny buttons?
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Ooh, nice.
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Isn't it divine?
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I know, I know.
Don't tell me.
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It's true.
I have a closetful of coats,
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but look at this, Sam.
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I saw it in the window
of Simon's on my way home.
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Audrey... look at my new coat.
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It's nice, Mommy.
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I like it.
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I just couldn't resist.
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I ran into Simon's,
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and I bought it.
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A wild impulse.
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It's amazing
what a new coat can do.
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I feel like a new woman.
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Isn't it divine?
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(chuckling)
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MALE NEWSCASTER (over TV):
It seems that, uh, he and an...
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(broken up by static):
...woman, maybe 20...
was seen...
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...left that bar
earlier in the day.
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They were seen
by a witness leav...
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The bodies were found
by a... a maid.
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Wait a minute.
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Audrey, uh,
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right before your mother
came home, didn't you say
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that Mrs. Geezenstack had
just bought a new coat?
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I don't know.
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(chuckles)
That'd be a funny coincidence.
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(static droning over TV)
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(sighs)
Edith!
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This TV is driving me crazy.
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...and a prostitute.
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Did... did your mother
mention that...
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that she was going
to buy a new coat?
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Is that it?
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Dinner will be ready
in a minute.
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So, uh... tell me about
this new coat you got here.
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Oh, Sam.
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Now, don't be angry.
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I-I just saw the
coat in the window,
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and it was so
pretty, and...
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I don't know--
something came over me.
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(TV playing indistinctly)
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You shouldn't take it
so seriously.
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AUDREY:
Poor Mr. Geezenstack.
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Is he very, very sick?
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All right, fine.
Should I take
his temperature?
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Should I call the hospital
or cook him some chicken soup?
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That woman
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has always got something
bad to say about someone.
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Edith, we got to get a new TV.
I mean it.
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AUDREY:
Well, he has
to stay in bed.
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Sick people
have to stay in bed.
I will.
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He has to.
I mean it.
Not a word.
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That's an order.
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But you can't believe
everything you hear.
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No work for you tomorrow,
Mr. Geezenstack.
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No. I'm sorry,
but that's final.
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I understand.
You have a bad,
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bad cold,
and you have to stay put
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and drink medicine
and eat chicken soup.
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(coughing)
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Oh, honey, no.
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If I don't go see
that client today,
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they're going
to fire me.
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Don't be silly, Sam.
No.
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Come on, put this
under your tongue.
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Three minutes,
no talking.
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All right.
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(coughing)
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Bye, Daddy.
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Honey, wait just
a second here.
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I want... I want to... I
want to have a... a talk.
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I want to talk to you
about... (coughs)
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I'm sorry.
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I want to talk to you
about the Greezensacks.
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Geezenstacks, Daddy!
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Now, how do you know that
Mr. Geezenstack is sick?
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How do you find
these things out?
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Who tells you?
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Is he... is he sick today?
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He had a sore throat
and a bad cough
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and a stomachache
and a bad head,
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but he's better today.
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Well, now...
(chuckles)
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Mr. Geezenstack is a doll,
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and-and dolls don't
really get sick.
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Little girls and
little boys just pretend.
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Isn't that right, Audrey?
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I don't know.
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Well, uh, we do know
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that Mr. Geezenstack
is feeling better.
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He went back to work
this morning.
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Oh, good. Hey!
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That's good news.
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(chuckling)
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Bye, Daddy.
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Bye-bye, hon.
(coughs)
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I'll see you tonight.
(coughs)
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Sam, please.
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Stay in bed.
(groans)
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Honey, I... Edith!
Please.
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I'll be back at noon
with some soup.
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In bed, Sam.
I...
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That's an order.
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AUDREY:
Now, I hope you're going
to be good.
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No more monkey business,
or someone is going to get hurt.
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I don't want
to hurt you,
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but I will
if I have to.
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If I have to, I'll spank you.
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Hard.
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You know, I think
there's something odd
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about Audrey's dolls.
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(chuckles)
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It's in their faces.
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You know, their...
their eyes are...
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You know, what's with
these conversations
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with Audrey
all the time?
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Well, you know
how kids are.
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Yeah, but, I mean,
haven't you noticed...
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something a little odd
about them?
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I mean, a little...
a little weird.
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Mmm, not really.
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Mrs. Geezenstack
buys a coat,
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and the same day,
you buy a coat.
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And then,
Mr. Geezenstack gets sick
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and misses
a day of work.
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And the next day,
I get sick.
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I miss a day of work.
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Oh, come on, Sam.
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In my entire life,
I've never met anyone
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with as active an imagination
as yours.
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Except, perhaps,
Audrey.
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Well, did I imagine
that I was sick?
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Did I imagine
you bought a new coat?
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Oh, Sam, darling.
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It's winter, it's cold,
and I like to shop.
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It's winter,
and it's cold,
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and half the population
of this town is sick with flu.
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There's nothing more
to it than that.
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Well, you're probably right.
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Of course, I'm right.
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Audrey, come finish
your breakfast.
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Now, or we'll be
late for school.
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(playing discordantly)
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He could have called me.
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After a decade of marriage,
you'd think
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he might have learned
to pick up the telephone
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and tell me he'll be late.
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I don't even like pork roast.
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I made it because he likes it,
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and I felt he needed
cheering up.
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(car pulling up)
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Never, never again.
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(door opening)
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Sorry I'm late.
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(door closing, Sam sighs)
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(sighs)
I had a horrible day.
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(sighs)
I feel lousy.
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You should have
called me, Sam.
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You know I'm right.
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All you had to do
was pick up the telephone,
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and then dinner
would not be burned.
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Oh, I apologize, okay?
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Apologize to the burned roast.
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Roast?
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Did you make a roast?
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Did you make a pork roast?
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Yes.
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Mommy, Daddy,
guess what?
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Guess what?
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Something bad happened
to the Geezenstacks!
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Oh, really?
That's a shame.
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Do you wanna know what happened?
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Sure.
Not now, Audrey.
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Why not?
Mr. Geezenstack
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hit Mrs. Geezenstack!
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He hit her in the head-- hard!
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Audrey told me
Mrs. Geezenstack...
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Audrey, stop it.
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You know I don't
like this...
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I have just about had
enough of those dolls!
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I'm sick and tired
of hearing about them!
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Just because you are
over one hour late
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is no reason to raise
your voice at Audrey.
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This is your fault, Sam,
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not Audrey's.
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This has nothing to do
with Audrey or her dolls.
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It's entirely
your own doing.
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Did Mrs. Geezenstack
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get a cold compress?
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I hate doctors
and hospitals do smell.
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Edith tells me everything's
going well at the office.
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Oh, yeah.
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Fine.
And you're feeling better.
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Feeling better?
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Why, what did she say
was wrong with me?
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The flu, I think
she said it was.
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Richard, those dolls...
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What dolls?
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The dolls, the dolls
that you gave Audrey.
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There's something wrong
with those dolls.
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There's something evil.
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Where did they come from?
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I don't understand.
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I know that...
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what you told me
about the empty house
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and the sudden good-bye
and everything.
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I know what you said,
but... what really happened?
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Truthfully?
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It happened just the way
I described.
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But why, why the sudden urgency?
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Dinner's ready.
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Don't you start with me.
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Sam?
Daddy?
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(sighing)
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�
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Sam just hasn't been
feeling very well lately.
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There've been stresses at
the office and, and that flu.
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I don't want to pry,
but I felt last night
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as if Sam wasn't quite himself.
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As if he were a little
stressed physically
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and... mentally.
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You know, I think
maybe Sam...
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has gotten some strange ideas
about those dolls I gave Audrey.
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He seems to have gotten
a little... fixated.
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Well, I don't know
what you mean.
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I'm so confused.
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I've wanted to pretend
it wasn't happening,
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but it is happening.
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Sam's gotten all wound up
about those dolls.
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What should we do?
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I don't like it when
people get in bad moods.
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It makes me mad.
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It makes me very, very mad
when people misbehave.
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So, Sam, darling,
how was your day?
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Is everything all right
at the office?
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Um, Richard, did Sam tell you
about the new man at the office?
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Tell Richard
about Mr. Clemens.
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But you can't go away.
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I don't care
what she said.
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And never, ever
for that long.
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Out the window?
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Does he break all his bones?
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Does he smash to death?
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Should we have
a funeral?
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Poor Mr. Geezenstack.
No!
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Wait, no!
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Sam!
Sam?
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No, Audrey, listen to me.
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Audrey, now, don't do it.
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I want you to promise that you
will never let any of your dolls
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jump out of a window.
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Promise me
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that you will
never, never pretend
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that one of your dolls
hurts himself or dies.
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No funeral, Audrey.
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There is not going
to be any funeral
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because none of your dolls
is going to die.
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RICHARD:
Don't worry, everything's
going to be all right.
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He didn't mean it.
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Your Daddy's fine.
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00:16:59,750 --> 00:17:01,251
It's just that sometimes,
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sometimes people get
confused about dolls.
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About dolls
and real people.
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That's dumb.
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Dumb or not, I'm
afraid you're going
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to have to say good-bye
to the Geezenstacks,
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because tomorrow, I'm
giving the dolls and
the dollhouse away.
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You don't have to do that.
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Even if they are
my best friends,
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they're about to take a trip--
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a long, long trip.
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(snoring)
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(sighs)
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(groaning)
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(birds chirping outside)
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Sam?
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RICHARD (loud, booming voice):
Edith?
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(normal voice):
Audrey?
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(footsteps thudding loudly)
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RICHARD'S VOICE:
The house was empty--
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absolutely cleared out
except for this dollhouse.
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Apparently, the people
left in a hurry.
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Just... up and disappeared.
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EDITH:
I'm afraid you're going
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to have to say good-bye
to the Geezenstacks.
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AUDREY:
They're about to take a trip--
a long, long trip.
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RICHARD (booming voice):
Sam? Edith?
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Edith, wake up!
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00:19:14,151 --> 00:19:15,586
SAM:
Edith!
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Edith, wake up!
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Edith!
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SAM:
Edith!
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RICHARD:
Sam!
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00:19:38,844 --> 00:19:39,976
Edith!
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Audrey!
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00:19:44,917 --> 00:19:47,951
Audrey!
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�
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00:21:03,762 --> 00:21:06,296
�
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NARRATOR:
The dark side is always there.
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Waiting for us to enter.
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Waiting to enter us.
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Until next time, try
to enjoy the daylight.