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One three is three,
two threes are six,
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three threes are nine,
four threes are... twelve...
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Five threes are fifteen,
six threes are...
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Come on, six threes are eighteen,
seven threes are twenty-one...
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eight threes are twenty-four,
nine threes are twenty-seven...
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Ten threes are thirty!
Ten threes are thirty.
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Eleven threes are thirty-three
and twelve threes are thirty-six.
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Come along, Helen, it's time for bed.
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You promised one more!
Oh, Henry!
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Please, Daddy!
Oh, all right.
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Little Miss Muffet, but this time
you do it all by yourself, all right?
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Little Miss Muffet
sat on her tuffet
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eating her curds and whey
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There came a big spider
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which sat down beside her...
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And frightened
Miss Muffet away!
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One more!
No, it's late.
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- Please, Mama.
- No.
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Come on,
there's time for another one.
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Oh, all right, just the one.
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Dad?
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Dad, what's that noise?
All the clocks have...
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'All irregularities will be handled
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'by the forces controlling
each dimension.
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'Transuranic heavy elements
may not be used where there is life.
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'Medium atomic weights are available.
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'Gold, Lead,
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'Copper,
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'Jet, Diamond, Radium,
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'Sapphire, Silver and Steel.
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'Sapphire and Steel
have been assigned. '
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Where's Mum and Dad?
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Gone.
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It's all right, Helen, I'm here.
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So where are they, Mum and Dad?
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- Gone.
- Gone? Gone where?
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Out of the door downstairs?
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Well, where, then?
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Just... just went away.
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Yes. Mummy and Daddy,
they just went away.
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But not here, not in the room?
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Yes. Just went away.
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It's all right.
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Drink your milk, Helen.
Everything's all right.
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I ran to the phone at Skarl's Edge,
telephoned the policeman's house.
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I told him.
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He's coming out here.
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So everything's all right, then,
isn't it?
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That policeman,
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he'll only have to come across
the bay in a boat and he'll be here.
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So just drink your milk,
everything's gonna be all right.
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Stay there.
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Who is it?
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- Robert Steven Jardine?
- Yes.
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- You asked for help.
- I did, yes.
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Then unlock the door.
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That was quick...
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I've only just phoned...
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I don't know you!
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Only... the policeman at the Point.
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The policeman isn't coming.
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I've told him
everything here is under control.
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But it isn't!
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I know.
That's why we're here and not him.
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- You'll get used to him.
- He's got no right to tell them...
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- Your parents have disappeared.
- Yes.
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- And you want them back, safely?
- Yes.
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Well, your policeman with his
idiot notebook and questions
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stands no chance
of getting them back. But we do.
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Whatever it is that's
happened to them, my parents...
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is it serious?
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Yes.
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How old is the house?
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At a rough estimate, 250 years.
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It's old land, arable land.
Probably been that way for centuries.
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There could have been
other buildings here.
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Yes. Genuine antiques?
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I'd say most of them.
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- Some vibrations.
- And the surname, "Jardine. "
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Old French.
The father's name is Henry,
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the mother is Sarah,
and child is Helen.
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How do you know?
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Old names, an old house.
Lots of old things.
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- Lots of old... old echoes.
- A pressure point, then?
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Could well be.
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Could well be it.
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- You know so much about us...
- We do, yes.
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Then who are you,
what are your names?
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My name is Sapphire
and my friend's name is Steel.
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- Sapphire?
- Yes.
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- That's...
- What?
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- That's a beautiful name.
- Thank you.
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There are lots of clocks
in this house.
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- My father fixes them.
- Why don't they work?
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They do work.
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- They all stopped when...
- Yes?
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Well, just before it happened.
I did search the house after.
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When it happened where were you?
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- In this room.
- And your parents were where?
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In Helen's room at the top,
they were reading to her.
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Mummy and Daddy just went away.
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I think we'd better go up
to the top room.
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We'll take some clocks with us.
Bring the child.
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When the clocks stopped,
did you hear anything?
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I heard Helen crying.
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Anything else?
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Well, there was this kind of sound.
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- What kind of sound?
- Well...
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- Describe it.
- It was like a low rumbling sound.
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So where have they gone? My parents!
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Look, I want to know!
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Now!
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I mean, you... you come here
just like that,
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this place, where we can hear people
or cars approaching from miles away,
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- but you two arrived just like that.
- Yes.
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So... Well, I want to know at least
something before we go in there.
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- There is a corridor...
- 'It can't be explained to him. '
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'It can in a way,
but not by you, perhaps. '
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There is a corridor,
and the corridor is time.
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It surrounds all things
and it passes through all things.
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Oh, you can't see it.
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Only sometimes, when it's dangerous.
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This corridor, can you enter it?
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Not in the way you imagine,
you cannot enter into time.
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But sometimes, time can try
to enter into the present, break in,
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burst through and take things.
Take people.
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The corridor is very strong -
it has to be -
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but sometimes in some places
it becomes weakened.
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Like fabric, worn fabric. And when
pressure is put upon the fabric...
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Time comes in.
And takes what it wants.
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And we think that
time has broken into that room,
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broken through
and taken away your parents.
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Come on.
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- Will they work again?
- Yes.
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They've simply wound themselves down.
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But my father winds them every day.
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I expect he does.
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Clocks don't do that,
it isn't possible.
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No. And yet it happened.
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You were here with your parents
before you went downstairs?
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And that's the last you saw of them?
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Yes.
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Where was the child?
In bed.
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- Like that?
- Kneeling.
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- Kneel.
- It's all right, Helen.
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- Your father was where?
- In that chair.
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Sit in it will you, please?
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What?
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Just sit there.
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Please don't touch anything.
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Your mother was in the rocking chair?
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Yes.
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- All three like this, then?
- Yes.
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I take it your mother was reading
to the child?
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Yes.
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- Reading from this book?
- She did it...
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She does it every night.
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- My dad sits with them.
- Traditional nursery rhymes.
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Which rhyme was being read
when the clocks began to stop?
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- No.
- When things began to happen.
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No, I was downstairs.
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It is important
to know the exact rhyme.
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- Do you know which one it was?
- Helen?
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She's not very talkative
with strangers.
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Then you try.
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Helen, just before Mama went away,
you remember?
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What was she reading to you -
which nursery rhyme?
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I don't know.
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- You do know. Tell us. Please.
- The first one.
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Your favourite, Ring-a-ring o' roses?
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Good.
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That dates back
to the time of the plague.
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Yes, another echo,
another ingredient.
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- I've found it.
- Wait.
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Read the rhyme carefully.
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Whenever I raise my hand stop,
when I lower it continue.
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Right.
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If I say "back, back," reverse
the order of the words immediately.
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- I know.
- But carefully.
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Not one mistake,
not even one wrong letter.
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No.
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All right.
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Now... begin.
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Ring-a-ring o' roses
A pocketful of posies
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Atishoo! Atishoo!
We all fall down
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The king has...
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The king has sent his daughter
To fetch a pail of water...
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Go on.
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Atishoo! Atishoo!
We all fall down
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The bird upon the steeple...
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Sits high above the people
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Atishoo! Atishoo!
We all fall down
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The cows are in the meadow
Lying fast asleep
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Atishoo! Atishoo!
We all get up again
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The cows are in the meadow
Lying fast asleep
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- Atishoo! Atishoo...
- 'Cattle in the meadow
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'Lying fast asleep
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- 'Hush, hush... '
- Atishoo! Atishoo!
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- We all fall down.
- 'Get up again... '
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Cattle in the meadow
Lying fast asleep
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Hush, hush
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Hush, now we all get up...
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- No!
- Back, backwards!
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in the meadow, lying...
- Ringing are bells wedding the
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Singing are girls and boys the
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Tishoo-a! Tishoo-a!
Down fall all we
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Down fall all we.
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- Pictures! Saw pictures!
- Yes, Helen.
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- So it's there.
- Yes.
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- We can't seal it?
- Not till we've got the people back.
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Tear the rhyme out of the book.
Destroy it.
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Has the child
somewhere else to sleep?
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- My room.
- Take her there, then.
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Come on.
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Becca!
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- Is there a key to this door?
- No, it was lost.
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No one is to come back
into this room, do you understand?
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Not till we've done what we have to.
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Take it downstairs...
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and burn it.
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Helen's fast asleep.
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Oh, I suppose I've surprised you.
Well, I fancied a change.
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Steel said I shouldn't used time
as a wardrobe but... he's so serious.
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I get bored
wearing the same old clothes.
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- Now, salt and pepper?
- Over there.
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- Where did you get them?
- What?
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- The clothes.
- These aren't real.
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- Not real?
- No, these aren't real ones.
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Salt and pepper.
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This was my favourite last week -
what do you think?
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- Well, I think that...
- Yes?
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- I just think that you're beautiful.
- Thank you.
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And the name, Sapphire,
like blue, as if you were blue.
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- And Steel?
- I suppose he's like steel. Grey.
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The corridor, have you ever
seen inside it?
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Not properly, I did
catch a glimpse once on a ship.
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- A ship?
- Mm, in the middle of the sea.
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- It was simple, we fixed it.
- And you saw?
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Just a glimpse. It was like looking
through frosted glass, all blurred.
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- Like the images upstairs?
- Yes.
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Sorry.
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When you've told him about the nicer
aspects tell him about the dangers.
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- He knows about them.
- He knows about them?
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About the dangers in this house?
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- The corridor...
- Don't try and imagine it.
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It's immense. Time is immense.
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Try and imagine instead, you, Rob,
or your lifetime,
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as approximately one inch in length.
249
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Then compare it
to the corridor of time which is...
250
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a thousand million miles long.
251
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One inch - you -
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time and the unknown -
a thousand million miles.
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Just compare them.
254
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It's very, very big
and it's very, very dangerous.
255
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Dangerous?
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There are things,
creatures, if you like,
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from the very beginnings of time
and the very end of time.
258
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These creatures
have access to the corridor.
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They're forever moving along it.
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Searching, looking,
trying to find a way in.
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They're always searching.
262
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Always looking.
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- For the hole in the fabric?
- Yes.
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But they must never be allowed in.
Never ever.
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You've seen what can happen,
upstairs this evening.
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But we stopped them.
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Held them.
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Took the trigger away from them.
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The trigger?
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Yes, the final ingredient.
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A certain traditional nursery rhyme
spoken in a certain room.
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Mama? Daddy?
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No pictures.
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No pictures, Rebecca.
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That's why we tore it out.
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That's why Sapphire and I...
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