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[Child's laughter]
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Hey, guys.
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Hey.
Hey.
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Hey! What's
the rush, Slick?
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Betty Ann's up tonight.
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I told him Betty Ann
tells really weird stories,
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and he's been looking
forward to it ever since.
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Ooh! Pressure's on.
This better be good.
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I'll see what I can do.
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A doll? You're telling
a doll story?
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Weak!
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Siesta time, man.
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Wake me up
if it gets good.
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Come on, Tuck!
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It's OK.
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Let him sleep.
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Most people think dolls
are just toys.
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But they're really like
perfect little people.
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Sometimes,
they're so lifelike,
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that it's almost as if
the dollmaker took a person
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and shrunk him down
to doll size.
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But that's not how dolls
are really made.
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Or is it?
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Submitted for the approval
of the Midnight Society,
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I call this story...
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Ever since she could
remember,
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Melissa spent weekends
now and then
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at her aunt and uncle's
house in the country.
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The first few visits,
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it was pretty much
a total drag.
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But then the Hendersons
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moved in next door.
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Even though they only saw each
other a few times each year,
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Melissa and Susan Henderson
quickly became best friends.
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Where's Susan? Thought she'd
be here waiting for me.
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You told her when I
was coming, didn't you?
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I'm sorry, Melissa,
but...
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The Hendersons moved back
to town early this spring.
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But why?
They love this place!
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Well--
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We don't exactly
know why, hon.
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Come on. Let's get
you settled in.
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You must be famished!
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Yeah.
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OK.
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No, Mom.
The trip was fine.
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But the Hendersons
have moved.
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Susan Henderson?
Remember?
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We hung out all the time.
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Now I've got nothing to do
all weekend.
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Aunt Sally and Uncle Pete
don't even have cable.
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OK, OK.
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I love you, too.
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Yeah. Bye. Bye.
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Bye!
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Hurry up, sweetie.
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We don't want to
be late for bingo.
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Bingo!
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Hey, Melissa,
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I got some work to
do on the septic tank.
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Wanna lend a hand?
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Septic tank.
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Gee, sounds like
fun,
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but, uh...
No thanks.
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[Chuckles]
Suit yourself.
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Hello?
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Anybody here?
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Hello.
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Hello.
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Anybody up there?
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Hello?
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Anybody here?
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Hello?
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[Creaking]
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Anybody here?
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Hello?
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[Creaking]
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Oh, cool!
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Oh, wow!
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[Gasps]
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Oh, probably just a mouse.
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[Coughing]
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Melissa!
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I really don't think you should
be snooping around up here.
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Now come on!
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I'm not snooping
around.
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The front door
was unlocked,
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so I just...
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I thought maybe Susan
had come back.
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What on earth would
make you think that?
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I saw someone
in the window.
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Oh...
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You probably saw me.
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Now come on!
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Come on!
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Now I want you
to give me your word
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that you won't ever
come over here again.
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Why not?
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Because the Hendersons asked
us to watch over the place,
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and it's not a
responsibility I take lightly.
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They left a lot of
precious things behind.
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Like what, a bunch of
old furniture and stuff?
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Well, that dollhouse alone
must be worth a fortune.
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It's nothing for
a child to play with.
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Can I look at the
dollhouse, please?
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Oh, Melissa,
I don't know.
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I'd rather you kept
away after what happened.
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After what?
What happened?
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Aunt Sally,
what happened?
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Aunt Sally!
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I suppose you had to
find out sooner or later.
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Melissa...
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The Hendersons
didn't just move away.
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Last winter...
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Susan disappeared.
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What do you mean,
disappeared?
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No one knows what
happened to her.
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One minute
she was there,
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and the next...
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She was gone.
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The whole town
came out.
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We searched everywhere.
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Her parents
were heartbroken.
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They wanted to stay in
case she came back, but...
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In the end,
they couldn't stand
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to live in that
house any longer.
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Too many memories.
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They're keeping it,
though,
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just in case she
ever comes back.
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Come on, sweetie.
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Let's go in.
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Pete: You shouldn't
have lied to her
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about the Henderson
girl in the first place.
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I didn't want to
ruin her weekend.
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You didn't tell her
what Marge Henderson
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said about
the house, did you?
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Shh! She might hear you!
No, of course not.
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Anyway, Marge was
beside herself with grief.
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She didn't know
what she was saying.
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Maybe not, but she
said it pretty clearly.
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It was the house
that got her!
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That's
what she said.
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[Girl's voice whispers]
Melissa.
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Melissa.
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Melissa, help me.
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Cool.
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Melissa?
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Susan!
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Melissa?
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Susan, you're going
the wrong way!
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Melissa?
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No!
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Aah!
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Uncle Pete!
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Melissa,
are you all right?
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Yes,
but it's Susan--
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she's still here
in the house!
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Melissa...
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Please let me go!
I saw her!
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Melissa,
listen to me!
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Come here.
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Look.
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Lord knows why that
door was ever up there
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in the first place.
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They should have
boarded it up long ago.
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I'm sure I saw her... at
the end of a long corridor.
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There was this
weird light...
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Honey...
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I know finding out
about Susan
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was a shock.
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I wasn't dreaming
or sleepwalking.
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It was as real as--
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[hammering]
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If Uncle Pete
boards up that door,
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Susan will never
be able to get out.
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Melissa! Listen to
what you're saying.
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What on earth would she
be doing in the attic
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after all this time?
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I don't know.
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Susan?
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Susan, are you in here?
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Susan, where are you?
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Susan?
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[Thud]
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[Thud]
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[Thud]
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[Loud
footsteps]
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[Thud]
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[Thud]
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My god!
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The dollhouse!
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I'm in the dollhouse.
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Aunt Sally?
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Aunt Sally, back here,
in the dollhouse!
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Please! No, wait!
In the dollhouse!
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It's no use.
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She can't hear you.
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Susan?
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I knew you'd come.
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What's wrong with you?
You look just like...
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A doll! But how?
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What's happened
to you?
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You've turned into
a doll!
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The dollhouse
did this to you?
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OK, look.
You sit there.
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I'll be right back.
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It's the attic.
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Yes. I'm going to take
you back to the attic.
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The attic.
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Yes. The attic.
Don't worry.
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Everything's
going to be all right.
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My god! The door!
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It was right here!
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My hands!
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There's gotta be
another way out of here.
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2 doors on this side.
One on the other.
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Stairs over there.
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Just like Susan's house.
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OK. That means
there should be
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a closet right here
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with a ladder leading
up to the--to the attic!
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That's what she meant!
Not the real attic--
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the dollhouse attic!
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[Grunting]
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The bureau, right?
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We've gotta move it
to get to the attic!
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The bureau's too big!
You've gotta help me!
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I can't.
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You have to!
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If we don't move that bureau,
we can't ever get out of here!
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I'll try again.
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Yes!
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Yes!
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There it is, in
exactly the same place.
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OK. Here we go!
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OK. Nice and easy.
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Oops.
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Susan? Can you
hear me?
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Oh, no!
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Don't worry.
Just a couple more seconds,
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and everything'll be OK.
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But... that's impossible.
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The dollhouse is in
their attic, not outside.
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This has to be it!
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Ready?
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OK.
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Here goes nothing!
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It's my fault.
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No, it's not
your fault.
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Don't go
overreacting.
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I'm sure she'll turn
up safe and sound.
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It's the same as Susan.
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Exactly the same.
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Maybe it was someone else
who broke into the house.
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For all we know,
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Melissa could be out
going for a walk.
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Oh, Peter.
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Look!
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Aunt Sally!
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Aunt Sally!
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Uncle Pete!
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Melissa!
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Oh!
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I was so worried
you'd disappeared...
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Just like Susan.
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But I did!
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What do you mean,
sweetheart?
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I disappeared just like
Susan, and I found her!
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What are you saying?
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Look!
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Come on.
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That very night,
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Melissa's uncle
burned the dollhouse
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in a big bonfire
in the backyard.
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As it went up in flames,
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Melissa wondered
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where the door in the
Hendersons' attic would lead
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now that there was
no dollhouse left.
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The end.
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Yeah...
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Where would it
lead to?
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Oh? You awake?
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Yeah, yeah. Not bad
for a doll story.
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I declare this meeting of
the Midnight Society closed.
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Good night, everybody.
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Yo, bet,
you forgot your doll.
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This thing
looks just like...
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You!
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Where'd she get that?
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That's a whole
other story.
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