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ROD SERLING: Starring tonight,
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Burl Ives,
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and Ross Martin.
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Time again for your
weekly sojourn in
the nether regions,
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where we
offer you paintings,
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hopefully proving that
insomnia is much to
be desired over somnolence.
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For a better, wakeful night
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than an unwelcome
dawn, if you will.
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All of which is,
perhaps, a slightly
agonized invitation
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to keep your eyes open here.
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We offer you paintings
like this one,
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a graphic illustration
of one of the most
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persistent and eternally
recurring nightmares,
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shared, all too
commonly by all of us.
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That fear of being
helplessly trapped
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in some inescapable
circumstance
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and with it, the hope that
we can discover an exit.
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The title of this painting
is The other way out,
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and it poses the question,
"Is this trip desirable?"
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Because this is
the Night Gallery.
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Welcome back,
Mr. Meredith.
Welcome back.
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Well, thank you,
Miss Flanagan.
Thank you very much.
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My, aren't they pretty?
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We wanted to send flowers
to the ship when you
and Mrs. Meredith sailed.
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But you slipped
away so quickly.
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Well, Estelle and I
just had an urge to go.
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It's the first real vacation
we've had in five years.
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I sent everything on
during the first month.
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This is what's come in
during the last two weeks.
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Oh, thank you.
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This is an odd one.
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It arrived yesterday,
with no signature,
no return address.
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"See the Morning Telegraph,
March 14, page five,
column three,
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"for a news item which
will be of special
interest to you."
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"City council vetoes
oil drilling"?
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Their decision
doesn't affect you
in any way, does it?
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Not that I know.
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I don't see how.
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Oh, by the way,
Mr. Lloyd's called
several times.
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He's anxious to know
if you intend to sell
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Mrs. Meredith's
condominium units
in Malibu.
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Mr. Meredith?
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Oh...
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I, uh...
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I can't make a decision
on that just now. Tell him
I'll get back to him.
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That'll be all,
Miss Flanagan. Thank you.
I'll buzz you if I need you.
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Yes, sir.
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(DOOR CLOSES)
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I'll see you
Wednesday then, right?
Hmm.
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Thank you.
Yes, please.
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Mr. Meredith?
You left this hanging
in the dining room, sir.
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Oh. Thank you, Paul.
I'm sorry.
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You're very welcome.
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I don't know, Brad.
Your body got back
last week,
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but I think your
head is still
on vacation.
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POTTER:
My love to Estelle!
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And don't forget,
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we need her signature
on the Robinson deal.
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Brad, did you hear me?
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Oh, yes, yes.
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(ENGINE STARTING)
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(READING ALOUD)
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ATTENDANT:
Your car, Mr. Meredith.
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Sir?
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Your car, sir.
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Oh, thank you.
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Here you are, Bill.
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ESTELLE: Bradley?
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Brad!
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I'm so glad I caught you!
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Bradley, the most terrible
thing has happened!
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What? What are you
talking about?
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You're not going
to believe it!
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Believe what?
What is it?
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Those stupid people at
the garage people won't have
my car back until tomorrow,
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so I thought I'd drive
you to the office
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and then use yours
for the rest of the day.
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That's impossible!
I, uh...
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I have to drive out
to Malibu on business.
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Well, I'll drive
you out, Brad.
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Why can't you keep
the cab or...
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Rent a car or something.
I don't know how long
it's gonna take me.
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For Pete's sake,
Estelle, what's money for?
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(TIRES SCREECHING)
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(READING ALOUD)
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Sir, could I see your
driver's license, please?
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Oh.
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You went through that
stop sign back at the corner
like it wasn't even there.
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You almost hit a car.
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I'm sorry. My mind...
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This won't take long, will it?
I have to get to the bank
before it closes.
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(TIRES SQUEALING)
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(CRASHING)
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(DOGS BARKING)
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(BANGING ON DOOR)
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BRADLEY: Hello?
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Hello? Is anyone home?
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I need some help, please!
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Hello?
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(GUITAR STRUMMING QUIETLY)
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Hello?
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Anybody home?
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Anybody here?
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(GUITAR PLAYING STOPS)
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(DIALING)
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(GASPS)
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I don't think I know you,
mister, do I?
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No.
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No.
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I'm terribly sorry
to break in here,
like this.
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I tried calling outside.
I just couldn't raise
anybody.
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I've had an
automobile accident.
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Well, the phone won't help.
You see, the pole's down.
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I know. I ran into it.
Trying to get to Hesperia.
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That's another six miles.
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Yes. It's essential
that I get there.
It's an emergency.
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Do you have anything
that I can borrow?
A truck, a jeep or anything?
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Well, I got a sort of tractor.
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Half truck,
half baling wire...
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That'll be fine.
Thank you. I'll leave
a deposit, of course.
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No, no, no.
You'll have to
ask Sonny.
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All right.
Where is he?
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He's at the picture show.
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What?
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Friends will be
dropping him off here
in a little while.
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I don't have a little while.
Don't you understand? I...
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(STAMMERING) I need it now!
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I'm sorry, mister, I don't
hardly ever make a move
without I check with Sonny.
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Just 'cause he's my
grandson, that don't
give me liberties.
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And I don't take none.
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Not with his temper.
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This is a matter of
life and death. Please.
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I'm sure if you
explain that to him,
he'll understand...
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No, sir.
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I go over his head,
he'll be meaner than a cat
in a bucket of turpentine.
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Take them dogs outside there,
they'd just like as not
tear a man to shreds.
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But, Sonny...
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Well, he just goes out there
and lifts his hand
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and they cringe, like that.
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Him and me
is close, but...
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I give him his
say on everything.
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I can't wait!
Don't you understand?
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I haven't got the time!
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I'll give us a little
clock-stopper.
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Some homemade Applejack.
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Time don't nag at you with
some of the stuff here.
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Kind of warm enough
for nibblin' at your chest...
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I really don't...
Look, I don't need
any of that.
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DOUBLEDAY: I'll have to
trouble you for that
gun, Mr. Meredith.
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Toss it
right over there.
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Marilou was my
granddaughter.
Sonny's sister.
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We put a lot
of store in her.
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Especially Sonny.
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You...
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You rigged
that telephone pole.
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You're the one who
planned this whole thing.
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I've done my share.
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But, Sonny,
he's the one who
thought it all up.
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Mean and clever,
that's what that Sonny is.
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Why? But why?
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I came, didn't I?
I brought the money
just like you asked.
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You also brought a gun.
Sonny figured you would.
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If I'd met you
in Hesperia,
like the note said,
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you'd have shot me.
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No! No, no, no, no!
Look. Look.
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There $10,000 in there.
You can keep it all.
I'll bring more if you want.
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All I want to do is
try square this thing
with the family.
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We don't want your money.
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Then what?
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What Sonny wants.
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And what Sonny wants,
he usually gets.
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There ain't nobody uses
that old road to Hesperia.
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Not since
the new cut-off.
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Your car could
sit there for weeks
and nobody would know it.
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(DOGS BARKING)
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Them dogs is loose now.
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That's in case you had
notions about leaving
before Sonny gets back.
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Them dogs can
be a might
discouraging.
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A might
discouraging influence.
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'Course, compared to Sonny,
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they're downright
affectionate!
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How did you
know it was me?
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I didn't.
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There was eight names
in Marilou's diary,
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and we sent letters
to all eight of 'em,
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alphabetical order.
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And you was
the only one that bit.
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(EXCLAIMING)
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So Sonny's coming, huh?
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(GUITAR STRUMMING)
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(DOGS BARKING)
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(FABRIC RIPPING)
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(GUNSHOT BLASTING)
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(COUGHS)
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DOUBLEDAY:
By my reckoning,
Mr. Meredith,
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you've got
one shot left.
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And Sonny's coming!
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One's all
I'm gonna need.
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You better warn him.
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You tell him I want out!
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DOUBLEDAY: Oh, he
don't mind this
kind of game, mister.
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And he don't
scare a bit.
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Don't count on
him for nothing
predictable now.
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How much longer
have I got, old man?
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DOUBLEDAY: Soon!
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(DOOR SLAMMING)
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What are you doing?
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You're the murderer!
This is murder!
You're murdering me!
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DOUBLEDAY: Yeah?
How about Marilou?
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I didn't mean
to do it!
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I swear it!
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I swear it!
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Oh!
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(SOBBING)
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She had my back
to the wall.
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She threatened
to go to my wife
and tell her about us.
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I lost my head for a minute.
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I just lost my
head for a minute.
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But this!
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This is murder
in cold blood!
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Between the dogs
and Sonny, what
chance have I got?
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DOUBLEDAY: Well,
there is another way out.
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What! What? Tell me. How?
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DOUBLEDAY:
Oh, I can't
tell you that.
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Sonny would have
a conniption fit!
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(YELLING IN FRUSTRATION)
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(RATS SQUEAKING)
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DOUBLEDAY: Feared of
a few rats, Mr. Meredith?
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You'll die easier
than I expected.
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Don't bury me yet,
old man.
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DOUBLEDAY: If you're still
counting on finding
the other way out,
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better hustle.
I think I hear
a car coming.
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(GUITAR STRUMMING)
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DOUBLEDAY: Seven years
bad luck, Mr. Meredith,
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and your last bullet
in the bargain.
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(VEHICLE APPROACHING)
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DOUBLEDAY: Sonny's home!
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The other way out.
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I've gotta find
the other way out.
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(EXCLAIMING)
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(GROANING)
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DOUBLEDAY:
Come along, Sonny.
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I want to introduce you
to your sister's killer.
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(CHUCKLES)
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He ain't going
nowhere now,
is he, boy?
246
00:24:09,460 --> 00:24:10,520
Him?
247
00:24:12,500 --> 00:24:14,060
He's Sonny?
248
00:24:16,800 --> 00:24:19,200
Well, I reckon we better
be moving along, now.
249
00:24:20,000 --> 00:24:21,490
Wait a minute...
250
00:24:21,570 --> 00:24:23,300
You're not just
gonna leave me
here like this?
251
00:24:24,040 --> 00:24:26,340
Promised Sonny
a trip to Disneyland.
252
00:24:26,980 --> 00:24:29,540
Maybe after that,
some salt water fishing.
253
00:24:30,710 --> 00:24:32,480
If I don't keep
my word, well...
254
00:24:32,550 --> 00:24:34,520
You know
how Sonny is.
255
00:24:35,250 --> 00:24:37,120
But we'll be back
in a month or so.
256
00:24:37,190 --> 00:24:38,990
Time enough then
to pack that coffin.
257
00:24:39,290 --> 00:24:41,660
You said there
was another way out.
258
00:24:41,790 --> 00:24:43,730
There is no other
way out, is there?
259
00:24:43,790 --> 00:24:44,890
You lied to me!
260
00:24:44,960 --> 00:24:46,430
No, I didn't.
261
00:24:49,630 --> 00:24:51,160
Here, Mr. Meredith.
262
00:24:51,440 --> 00:24:53,100
Here's the other way out.
263
00:25:07,520 --> 00:25:08,580
Bye.
264
00:25:09,420 --> 00:25:10,680
(SOBBING)
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