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[wind whooshing]

[gate creaking]

[clattering]

Mother!

It's all right.
It's all right, Amanda.

It's just another bad dream.

It's all over now.

[sighs]

Ghosts?

[Oscar] You said that, not me.
I didn't say ghosts.

I just said, something...

Some force, some energy.
I don't know what it is.

All I know, it's something

that's interfering
with a very important OSI project.

So how do I fit in?

You are going to do some
bionic snooping, my dear.

The name of the town is Essexville.

And this is Dr. Alan Cory.

He's in charge
of two very important components

of our Alpha-Sensor project.

Nice looking.
Is he married?

He was. His wife died a year ago,

and since then he's become
very temperamental, very secretive.

He won't operate
anywhere except in his house.

How does he get
away with that one?

Well, geniuses get away
with an awful lot, my dear,

even on government projects.

But this force is getting
the townspeople upset

and I think Alan Cory
knows what's going on,

but for some reason
he won't tell me.

What makes you think he's gonna
let me play detective in his house?

Because the OSI
has supplied him

with a new governess for his daughter.

What happened to the old governess?

She left after the last incident.

Jaime, I want you inside that house

to protect the Alpha-Sensor project

and I want you to find out
what's going on in there.

We've got to catch a plane, come on.

Where is Essexville, anyway?

Along the coast of Massachusetts
between Boston and Salem.

Salem?

Maybe I should just gas up
my broomstick, huh?

Jaime, whatever caused this disturbance
is very real and very dangerous.

Miss Sommers?

Yes, you must be Amanda.

Yes, won't you come in?

I'm sorry I took so long getting down.
I was reading.

I thought Father might answer,
but he's too engrossed in his work.

Engrossed?

Yeah. He's working on a very
important project right now.

It takes up most of his time.

Well, at least he's working here.

It's better than if he went off
every day, isn't it?

I suppose.

What happened here?

Oh! It fell over last night.

It's very heavy.

Father said he'd get someone
to take care of it later.

I should tell him you're here,
Miss Sommers. I'll go get him.

Okay.

Amanda...

Why don't you
call me Jaime, all right?

Okay.

[Alan] Just at the wrong time, too.

It's a pity she couldn't have gotten
here in the morning.

[Amanda] You were working
this morning, also, Father.

Let's get the introductions over with
as quickly as possible.

I've still got a few good
working hours left.

[Amanda] Yes, Father.

How did you...

Oh, well, I was just
cleaning things up a little bit.

Hello.

How do you do, Miss Sommers?
My name is Alan Cory.

May I see your OSI identification, please?

Oh, certainly.
Your house is so beautiful.

Does your bookcase
fall over often? [chuckles]

I'm afraid
I don't have much time

for the niceties of polite
conversation right now.

But I'm sure you're tired after your trip.

Uh... Yeah, it's been a long day.

Well, then you won't
mind if I leave you.

There's some food in the kitchen.

Amanda can show you to your room
and perhaps in the...

This doesn't belong here.

I'll take care of it, Father.

At any rate, I'll assign you
to your duties in the morning.

And now, if you'll excuse me,
I must get back to the lab.

Amanda will you take
care of things, please?

Yes, Father.

Boy, she's very beautiful.
That is your mother, isn't it?

Yes.

Let me see.

You do take after her.

Why does this book
have a special place?

It's been in the family
for a long time.

One of my great-greats is in it.

Rebecca Putnam, that's my middle name.
Putnam.

Great-greats? [stutters]
How many greats ago is that?

Four or five, I think.
On my mother's side.

It's a witch book!

Rebecca Putnam died in a Salem jail
and they said she was a witch.

That's terrible!

Kind of intriguing, though, can I read it?

Yeah. See, that's her,
Rebecca Putnam.

[Jaime] There is a resemblance.

The trial of Rebeca Putnam.

Wonder if all that's in here.

Poor Rebecca Putnam.

How did you feel in 1692?

[Jaime] Stand, Rebecca Putnam.

Stand and face those
tormented children...

[Judge] ...who even now writhe
in agony from the demons

you send to flay their flesh!

[Rebecca] The imps they see
are but visions

harbored in their own demented souls.

They are of their own making, not of mine!

[Judge] If this be as you say, Rebecca,

pray tell how explain
you those objects you caused to fly about,

to cause such mischief?

They were truly
seen by many folk.

[Rebecca] I cannot explain
the wonders of God's invisible world,

but evil it be not, for are we not all
creatures of the Lord?

You send objects flying through the air
on invisible demon hands

and dare call these mischiefs God's doing?

Nay Rebecca,
'tis the work of your dark master, Satan!

Let her be taken
from here to Salem jail.

Go, witch, and pray
for repentance!

No! No! I shall surely perish
in that dreadful place!

I am innocent! Innocent!

[sighing] Whoa!

[clattering]

[rustling]

[creaking]

[beeping]

[creaking]

[Jaime screams]

What are you doing here?

The same thing you are doing,
seeking information.

Who are you?

I am Emil Laslo.

I am an investigator of...

Shall we say,
unusual phenomena.

[stutters] And you just happened
to be dropping by, huh?

On the contrary,
I am here on an assignment.

There is a force here in Essexville,

that is most interesting
to certain people

and believe me, could prove
extremely dangerous to you,

Miss Sommers.

[inaudible]

[Jaime] Something strange
is going on here, Oscar,

but so far, I haven't gotten
anything from Dr. Cory.

[Oscar] What was the name
of the other man?

Laslo. L-A-S-L-O.

First name, Emil.
And he gives me the creeps.

Can you check him out for me?

All right. Call me later,
I'll get the full story on him.

Okay.
Thank you much. Bye-bye.

[Oscar] Bye.

Can I help?

Goldman tells me you have a grade six
security clearance, is that right?

- Yes.
- Miss Sommers, I'm not naive.

Any governess with a grade six
is here to keep an eye

on more than just my daughter.

Well, with eight million dollars invested
in the Alpha-Sensor project,

can you blame him?

I guess not.

[sighs] All right, come on in.

What happened in here?

We had another
visitation last night.

Fortunately, I packed
the Alpha-Sensor component very carefully

and it wasn't damaged.

Stop!

That's sulfuric acid.

There could be some left on the bottle.

[creaking]

You have a way with shelves, don't you?

What is causing this disturbance?

I'm not sure.

But, whatever it is,
it seems to center itself in this lab.

Well, as a scientist,
you must have some theories.

I do.

But I hesitate
to investigate them.

Let alone bring them
to the attention of my colleagues.

Dr. Cory, if something is preventing you
from completing your work,

don't you think
you should have it investigated?

No! She...

It's too private.
Too close to me.

She?

[sighs]

My wife, Elizabeth,

was different.

Her family background
wasn't ordinary.

In what way?

Well, it seems that several
of Elizabeth's ancestors

had unusual abilities.

One of them,
Rebecca Putnam, died in jail.

She'd been put there
for practicing witchcraft.

And you attribute
this to witchcraft?

Well,
the superstitious call it that.

Parapsychologists
call it telekinesis,

the ability to move
objects with the mind.

Did your wife have
telekinetic abilities?

These things really fascinate me.
Was she telekinetic?

Yes.

Here.

Without going into
quantum mechanics,

this instrument is used
to register extremely low energy waves.

I'm using it in conjunction
with the work I'm doing

on the Alpha-Sensor
for the OSI.

My wife,
through sheer will,

could cause those
needles to register.

But she's dead now.

[Alan] Yes. She is dead.

When Elizabeth
knew she was dying,

she promised me that
she would try to contact me,

from beyond the grave.

Well, if that is what's
happening here,

why would she want
to sabotage your work?

I don't know.

But I can't leave
Putnam House until I find out.

Don't you think
this is awfully difficult for Amanda?

She seems
so melancholy and alone here.

Yes. I haven't been
devoting too much time to Amanda lately.

When her mother was alive,
we would go on picnics, do things.

Elizabeth was an extremely beautiful,
stimulating woman.

[sighs] Lately, I've been busying myself
with the Alpha project.

Hiding in your loneliness?

Yes, I suppose so.

I'd rather forgotten what it's like
to have an attractive,

vital young woman around.

Amanda's other governesses
have left a great deal to be desired.

I'll tell you what,

maybe we could go
on a picnic sometime.

I think Amanda would like that.

Oh, yeah, I think
she would, too. Yeah.

Well, it's a thought.

That's an idea.

I finished phase one
of the Alpha-Sensor project yesterday.

I deserve a day off.

Let's make it this afternoon.

[stutters] Oh,
that'd be wonderful.

Um, I'll tell you what,
Dr. Cory,

let's get this place
of yours cleaned up here,

and then I'll go tell Amanda.

Jaime, I have a first name.

It's Alan.

[Jaime] Well, I guess I'd better put
this away before the ants carry it off.

[Alan chuckles]

[Alan] Well, that was good,
wasn't it, Amanda?

[Amanda] Mm-hmm.

I'm just happy
to be out here with you.

Yes, it's just like
old times, isn't it?

Getting out here by the lake,

we spent many a happy hour out here.

Elizabeth loved the lake.

Can we take a ride
in the canoe later?

Hmm. Tell you what,
sleepyhead,

you haven't been sleeping
very well the last couple of nights, huh?

I think an afternoon nap
would do you a world of good.

Why don't I give Jaime
a ride first, huh?

Then I'll come back
and pick you up, all right?

All right.

Okay. All set, Jaime?

Sounds like fun.

[Alan] It's done us both a lot of good
to get away from that house.

[Jaime] Well, doing something different

does give somebody a different outlook,
you know.

Hey! What are you doing?

New friendships can give
one a good outlook, too.

[screams]

Where did that come from? God!

- That moved!
- Oh, it's just the current.

Let's head over that way.

[screams]

What in the world?

Any damage?

Don't worry about it,
it's just a little bit.

Look!

[crashing]

[beeping]

Mother!

[Amanda] Mother!

Are you all right?

Mother was here.

But this time,
she was trying to hurt Jaime.

All right, Jaime.
Here it is.

Emil Laslo,

he's a well-known ghost hunter
and illusionist throughout Europe.

He's investigated a large number
of unexplained phenomena,

and is a firm believer
in the supernatural.

But, he's exposed
many alleged ghosts as clever hoaxes.

He makes a lot of money
writing about them,

and demonstrating
how such illusions can be created.

- Jaime, are you there?
- Yeah.

I was just thinking. Go on.

All right, Laslo has been associated
with psychic research

at the University of Warsaw,

and he's spent the last few years
at the...

Get this.

At the People's institute
for Parapsychology inside East Germany.

So, he could be
a foreign agent.

Very possible.
He may be trying to sabotage

the Alpha-Sensor project.

Have you noticed
anything suspicious?

[Jaime] All I can tell you is,

someone or something

tried to sink a canoe
with Dr. Cory and me in it.

What? Were either of you hurt?

No, we're all right.
But it was pretty spooky.

What about the Alpha-Sensor?

There was no further damage.
Dr. Cory's getting phase one of it

ready to deliver to MIT today.

Good. I'll tell them it's on its way.

Meanwhile, you keep an eye out
for this Emil Laslo.

Or Elizabeth Cory's ghost.

[Amanda] How long
will you have to stay in MIT this time?

[Alan] A little longer than last time,
four or five days, probably.

Why so long?

Because I have to teach them
how to integrate it into their computers.

The diametric feedback
equalizer circuitry is very complex.

I wish you cared as much about me
as you do your work.

[Alan] Amanda, try to understand.

I'm on the verge of
a major breakthrough in physics.

Now, I promise not to stay away
one day longer

than is absolutely necessary.

That's what you said last time.

But you would have
stayed longer if my governess

hadn't quit because of Mother.

Or whatever happened here.

I will be back as soon as
possible and until then,

you'll have Jaime
to keep you company.

I like Jaime a lot, don't you?

[sighs]

Will we have any time together
when you get back?

Well, I'll have to start work
on the phase two component,

but we'll find some
time to spend together,

like we always have.

Yeah.

And you...

I'll be very happy to get back
and spend some time with you.

Oh, Jaime, will you
lock up the lab for me, please?

- Sure.
- And Amanda,

remember, in bed by 9:30.

- Bye.
- See you all in a couple of days.

Come on, kiddo,
he'll be back in a few days.

What's wrong?

Mother used to get so upset

when he'd spend
so much time away from us.

Well, let's get this place
cleaned up a little bit.

Then maybe we can take
a walk into town or something?

- All right.
- All right.

You know, your father
may be a brilliant scientist,

but he certainly does need someone
to clean up after him.

Yeah, he's a mess.

I usually do it.

[bottles clinking]

Jaime!

[Jaime exclaims]

Jaime, your foot!

I'll call the hospital!

It's all right, Amanda.

It's okay.

Your foot should be blistered.

Well, I think the shoe
took most of it.

It's Mother.

I know it's Mother.

She's been trying to interfere
with Daddy's work.

Trying to get him
to spend more time with me.

Amanda, that acid fell on me.

Maybe she's jealous because
Daddy kissed you goodbye.

I don't believe in ghosts.

[stutters] There's got to be
another explanation for this.

Hello, I am Emil Laslo.

Is your father at home?

No, but Miss Sommers is.

[Emil] Oh! Miss Sommers!

May I come in?

Yes, come in the living room.

Are those your shoes?

Oh, no, I found them in the lab,
they fit and the floor was cold.

Those were Mother's shoes.

Elizabeth Putnam Cory.

A direct descendant
of Rebecca Putnam of Salem.

The resemblance is striking.

You know about
Rebecca Putnam?

Yes.

My research work is always thorough.

For example, I saw what happened to you
in the lake yesterday.

You did?

Yes.

And I think I can
explain how it happened.

[rattling]

It's Mother.

She's mad 'cause
you're wearing her shoes.

It's happening again.
It's amazing.

Mr. Laslo, if you know what's going on,
please tell me.

Yes.

But I do have to speak
to you privately.

Come this way.

Amazing. I have only seen it
happen like this once before

in Hungary.

Look out!

[Jaime] Oh!

[groaning]

What happened?

Amanda,
call an ambulance!

[Emil grunting]

Help!

Mr. Laslo, it's all right.

Everything's gonna be okay.
There's help on the way.

[stutters] You must beware.

You must beware,
it is after you.

What is?

[stutters] Poltergeist.

Mr. Laslo?

The only ambulance is in Salem.

They won't be here
for an hour.

Well, help me
get him into his car,

Amanda, and we can take him
to the hospital ourselves.

Jaime, I don't want to go.

My mother died in that hospital.

I'll be all right
if I stay here. Really.

[stutters] Okay,
just help me, okay?

He's still unconscious,
but they feel he's out of danger.

Thank you very much.

[sighs]

Poltergeist. Poltergeist.

Excuse me, may I use your telephone?

- Well, we've got one...
- It's a very important call.

I'd really appreciate it.

- All right.
- Thank you.

Alan, it is not your wife's ghost
that is causing all this trouble.

I think it's Amanda.

What?

Let me read you something.

This was written by an authority
on the supernatural.

Poltergeists,

a disquiet and damaging spirit,

usually linked to a disturbed child

with telekinetic abilities.

But Amanda is not a disturbed child

and she has never
displayed telekinetic abilities.

Well, have you tested her?

[Alan] Well, of course, I have.

She couldn't budge the needle,

much less knock over
all the equipment in my lab.

Besides, most of that happened at night
when she was asleep.

[sighs] That's true.

But every time she was
dreaming about her mother.

You tested her conscious mind,

what about her subconscious mind?

What?

Well, isn't it possible that
she has telekinetic abilities

in her subconscious?

Well, yes.

I suppose that's possible.

[Jaime] Well, it makes
sense to me, Alan.

She's been complaining so much about you
not spending any time with her.

And maybe,

when she's sleeping her subconscious
uses those abilities

to lash out at your work or at me

or anything that could possibly
take you away from her.

Alan, I'm not saying she's
aware of what she's doing.

But I think she has,
in her dreams,

Mother,
acting out her desires.

She was asleep each time, wasn't she?

Even yesterday at the lake.

Jaime, I think you
may be on to something.

Oh, what are we talking about?

She was wide awake this afternoon

when that acid fell and the bookcase...

Yes, but her resentment
for my work and you,

may be becoming so strong

that her subconscious

is becoming dominant,
even when she's awake.

Oh, and this morning
when I left,

I told her that I'd be starting on
the phase two of the Alpha project

when I got back.

And then you
kissed me goodbye.

Poor little thing. She probably feels
more threatened now than ever.

And if she starts
dreaming again,

she may seriously damage

the Alpha Two components
stored in the lab.

Oh, Alan, can you
come home right away?

[Alan] Yes, but listen Jaime,
there's one more thing,

if Amanda's mind
is really behaving that way,

you better get to her

and make her understand it
before she gets to sleep.

Otherwise, her subconscious

may try to attack you more
severely than ever before!

Oh, I'll be starting work
on the phase two component

when I get back.

We'll find some time to be together,
like we always have.

I like Jaime a lot, don't you?

I'll be very happy to get back
and see some more of you.

Oh, I'll be starting work
on the phase two component

when I get back.

[rattling]

[Alan] I like Jaime a lot.

[bed lamp rattling]

[wind whooshing]

[tires screeching]

[bridge creaking]

[door creaking]

Amanda?

Amanda!

[wind whooshing]

Amanda!

Amanda, wake up!

Amanda! Amanda!

It's Mother! She's come
to take Daddy's work away.

No, it's not your mother, Amanda.
It's you. It's your mind.

She's gonna take you away, too.

[bottle shattering]

Amanda! It's your subconscious mind,
honey.

Leave me alone!

Amanda, you're doing this!

Just like your ancestor,
Rebecca, and like your mother.

[stutters] And you do it when
you're asleep and when you're dreaming.

I'm not asleep now.

But your subconscious mind

is still in control, Amanda.

- You can stop this!
- Get away from me!

Amanda, I am not gonna take
your father away from you!

He's coming home right now
and he wants to be with you.

No, he's just
gonna keep working.

Amanda, he loves you,
you've got to believe me.

He doesn't love me!

Yes, he does!

He understands now how
much he's neglected you.

And he wants to be
a better father, but honey,

you've got to give
him another chance.

Amanda, do you want
to end up hurting him?

You almost killed him
in the lake the other day!

Do you understand that?

No!

Oh, honey, go ahead and cry.
Get it all out.

But you gotta think
about good things, okay?

Now think about spending
time with your father,

and doing things together, okay?

Think about taking a long,
long walk with him

and holding his hand.

That's a girl.

Now think about...

Think about talking to him
and going in the canoe,

when having a long talk,

and him being
the kind of father who listens,

who really listens
and who cares about you.

Amanda, think about how
much you love him, honey.

He loves you so much. He really does.
You gotta believe that.

He wants to be a good father to you
and he is going to be.

[sighs]

And the hospital said
that Mr. Laslo's gonna be just fine.

I'm glad.

The people at MIT say the component
is a great success, Alan,

and they'll be working on it
for the next couple of months.

Good. Because
I'm putting off work

on the phase two component.

I've got a lot of research to do
with my own little brain child right here.

So they're finally gonna find out

how that little noggin'
of yours works, huh?

Yeah. And Dad's invited some neuro...

- Neuropsychiatric.
- Yeah.

Experts up to help figure out

how I can learn to control
all that telekinetic stuff.

But mostly I'll be working with him.

Oh, you're not gonna like that
too much, are you?

No, not too much.

Jaime, we've got to leave
or we won't stand a ghost of a...

Chance to catch that airplane.

That's the spirit,
Mr. Goldman.

Goodbye, honey.

Bye. Take care.