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Starring tonight, Stuart Whitman
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and Barbara Anderson.
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We are truly delighted,
that you've come.
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I mean anyone
can go to the movies
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or a night doubleheader or a
discotheque or what have you.
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But only the tasteful
visit a place like this.
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Their taste, of course, must, of
necessity, run toward the slightly odd.
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Or at the very
least, the bizarre.
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That's what we deal
with here, the bizarre.
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The expected
unexpected if you will.
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As in the case of
the painting here.
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It's called Fright Night.
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Featuring that beloved
star of stage and screen.
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The name eludes me, but there
is you'll note a familiarity about it.
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Actually this
fiery apparition is
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the sort of thing that
appears in strange houses.
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Because that's what
this painting depicts,
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a very strange house.
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And you're welcome
to share it with us,
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because this is
the Night Gallery.
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Oh, I see it, darling! It's
just beyond those trees.
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Why, it's not the way
you said at all. It's lovely.
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Well, the old place might
seem a little more pleasant
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now that Cousin Zachariah
has gone to meet his maker.
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Tom, it's completely furnished!
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Well, I think we've
been stood up.
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Miss Patience Allison,
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my cousin's housekeeper, was
supposed to meet us here by now.
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Tom, these look
like genuine antiques.
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Well, they should be.
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The Ogilvys have been in
this country for over 300 years.
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This is a silent burner
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made out of pewter.
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Isn't it lovely.
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You dawdle much
longer and I'll be gone.
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Not my practice to
stay here after dark!
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Well, sorry, Miss Patience.
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We didn't see a car. We
didn't know you were here.
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Homer brought me. He does
the deliveries in these parts.
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Well, come on!
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I seem to remember
the stairs to the attic
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being right through
here, Miss Patience.
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I'm glad you reminded me.
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I have to show you the trunk
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or the old crabstick
won't rest in his grave.
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I don't mind telling you, I'll
be glad to be quit of this job.
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I stayed on only because
he scared off everybody else.
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Hmm. PATIENCE: With all
due respect to the dear departed,
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Zachariah Ogilvy
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could snip away at even
my sweet disposition.
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Well, it's the perfect
study to finish the book.
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Hmm! PATIENCE: Mr. Ogilvy...
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Don't you touch that trunk!
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Your cousin's last
words on his deathbed.
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That trunk is not to be moved,
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and under no circumstances
is it to be opened.
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What's in it, Miss Patience?
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He didn't tell me.
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He only mentioned that
someone would be calling for it.
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Well, it's a marvelous
conversation piece.
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And the least we can do
is honor a deathbed wish.
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Isn't that kind of sacred?
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You're a very sweet
person, Ms. Ogilvy.
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If you could only cook,
on a wood-burning stove.
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It's nigh onto dark. If you
want to see the ground floor...
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Cousin Zachariah?
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Still the intimidating martinet.
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Is it his stare that
gives me the chills
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or is it really cold in here?
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Cold as a warlock's heart.
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It's always cold in this room.
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Was Zachariah Ogilvy turned
on by witchcraft, Miss Patience?
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Homer's late.
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Why doesn't he pull closer?
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You're not likely to find anyone from
the village willing to come any closer.
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No need to help me.
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I've been leaving here
alone every night for 20 years.
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20 years!
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It's not New York, huh?
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You awake? Yeah, I am.
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I'm counting crickets.
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Darling.
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Do you think Miss
Patience was exaggerating?
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I mean,
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about nobody coming
close to the house?
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The old ninny? Of
course, she was.
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We're here, aren't we?
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That's the most productive bit of
pacing I've seen since we've settled in.
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I think I've finally mastered
my curiosity about the trunk.
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I thought somebody would
have picked that up by now.
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Smells like cocoa, hmm?
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I went shopping.
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I even went to the library
and researched crickets.
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The noise they make. Mmm-hmm?
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It's their mating call.
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Am I bothering you? Mm-hmm.
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Very much. Well, your
publisher wants that book
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and we do need the money.
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In spite of the fact that we
now own zillions of antiques.
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Did that book explain why
the crickets stopped all at once?
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Oh, sorry.
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I'm not gonna put in
those long stretches again.
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Using a typewriter for a
pillow makes for lousy dreams.
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Just now? Hmm, I was
cooking along pretty good,
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then that damn trunk got to
me again. It's like a magnet.
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It must be. Pull you out of
bed and back up those stairs.
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What do you mean?
I haven't been to bed.
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Sweetheart, you hit
the sack hours ago.
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Now you're dreaming.
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I am not dreaming.
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You came to bed right
after I brought you the cocoa.
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Oh, sure, then I got up
and I got dressed again.
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I charge thee, be done with it!
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Possess her now!
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Have I not tried? Her
innocence confounds me!
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Beyond the grave,
there is no innocence.
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Aye. The young man
is of a plaint nature.
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Then by all the infernal
spirits and their malefic hosts,
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I conjure thee in the name
of the Prince of Darkness,
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hurry him to the deed!
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Through his offices,
you shall yet possess her!
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The redoubtable Miss Patience
was right about this room,
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it's always cold.
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Darling, come on
into the kitchen,
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before your breakfast gets cold.
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I can smell it.
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To tell you the truth, Leona,
I've had it with oatmeal.
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Well, it's just
that it's so cheap.
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But, I can fix you
something else. Oh, skip it!
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"Yet a ruthless demons and
their unholy masters will not desist.
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"And in their foul determination,
they won't..." Leona!
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"will they persevere.
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"For it must come to pass
that a young woman shall
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"with a white liquid scalding
hot pressed to her lips
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"and thence forced
down her throat
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"on the Sabbat-day night be
executed by the young man,
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"her everlasting
soul in forfeit."
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You read it so
incredibly straight.
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Well, I know, it doesn't
sound like anything you'd write.
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Oh, come off it,
Leona! What'd you do?
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Copy it out of one of
those books downstairs?
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You think, I typed this?
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Well, I certainly didn't! That's
straight out of the 1600s.
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Darling, what is it?
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Or maybe...
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Maybe somebody got in here.
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Yes, of course,
that's what it is.
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One of the kids on a dare.
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"Go out to the Ogilvy's house
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"and write something
scary on his typewriter."
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Of course, that's what it was.
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That's it!
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Let's see if I can be half as
productive as those kids, hmm?
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Now get you to a scullery.
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I have got some work to do.
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My guess would be books.
That's the heaviest stuff around.
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I hate to have to charge
you so much, ma'am,
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but it's a long haul
in to Longworth.
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I guess you know
there's a village nearby.
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Could've got some
local there to do this.
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There's no storehouse
in the village.
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Say, this wouldn't be a
body in here now, would it?
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The same thing again?
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Now that it's gone, I seem to
think about it more than ever.
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I thought it would help
if... Go back to bed, please.
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I'll write something.
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Anything.
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He was here. Somebody...
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Something was
here in bed with me.
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Did you see?
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No! No, I felt it. It
touched me here.
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Oh, Tom. Tom, I'm so scared!
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It's like a fear
I've never known.
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Tom, something's
trying to destroy us!
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It's the trunk. It's back again.
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Try not to worry.
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I'll get rid of it.
Permanently, this time.
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Can I fix you anything?
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Cocoa.
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I ran out. I'm having
some hot milk.
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You ran out of cocoa?
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Well, that's unbelievable!
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You have one responsibility
in this whole world
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and that's to feed two people.
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And you've run out of rations.
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That's a ridiculous
exaggeration.
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Exaggeration? In this
household, cocoa is a staple.
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Look, if you must know,
it's more of a luxury.
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Luxury? Or have you
conveniently forgotten,
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that it's three months
since you've earned a cent!
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There's money in
the savings account.
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I closed that weeks ago!
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Well, thou shouldest
try to manage better!
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And you should try
writing a little better!
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You take that back!
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Or writing anything
for that matter!
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You know why you've
stopped working?
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Because you're afraid that
that precious publisher of yours
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will spot your work for the
pap and prattle it really is!
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00:21:21,847 --> 00:21:23,145
I said take that back!
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I warned thee. I warned thee.
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Now you...
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Tom, "A white liquid scalding
hot pressed to her lips."
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Trick or treat!
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Get them a treat.
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00:22:08,828 --> 00:22:09,989
Thank you!
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It's Halloween. Of
course, All Hallows Eve.
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Witches and Warlocks.
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Abroad in their land.
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Dead souls revisiting
their former haunts.
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The trunk.
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Cousin Zachariah?
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I've come for the trunk.
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You get some sleep now.
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I'll fix breakfast and
I'll bring it up to you.
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Tom. Those words
written on the typewriter...
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Cousin Zachariah did that.
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To warn us?
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00:24:04,243 --> 00:24:06,906
But we're safe now,
because he took the trunk.
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And no matter what
it was, it's gone.
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Now I'll be able to work again.
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You just watch, no
more pacing, only typing.
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Leona!
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He'll come for it
next Halloween.
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It's a year from now.
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