The Twilight Zone 2x12

Directed by Douglas Heyes

Jon Lormer as Minister • John Larch as Sheriff Koch • Thomas Gomez as Cadwallader • Dorothy Adams as Mrs. Canfield • John A. Alonzo as Luís Gallegos

After selling the rope for a hanging, a greedy peddler, tries to sell the condemned man's father a bag of "magic dust."

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2. You're traveling through another dimension

3. a dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind

4. a journey into a wondrous land

5. whose boundaries are that of imagination.

6. That's the signpost up ahead.

7. Your next stop, the twilight zone.

8. There was a village

9. built of crumbling clay and rotting wood

10. and it squatted, ugly, under a broiling sun

11. like a sick and mangy animal wanting to die.

12. This village had a virus shared by its people.

13. It was the germ of squalor, of hopelessness

14. of a loss of faith.

15. For the faithless, the hopeless, the misery-laden

16. there is time, ample time

17. to engage in one of the other pursuits of men.

18. They begin to destroy themselves.

19. Ladies and gents, it's me, peter sykes

20. peter sykes, back from st. Louis

21. stocked up with everything that's necessary

22. for kitchen and barn

23. and the dry throat and the swollen tongue.

24. Ha, ha!

25. Young mr. Gallegos, I believe.

26. Now, this is a very special day, isn't it?

27. Now, let's see.

28. What is this special day, eh?

29. Ah, now I remember.

30. It has just this moment come back to me.

31. Today you gonna get hanged.

32. Today, young mr. Gallegos, killer of children

33. dances on the gallows.

34. Well, what will it be for you today, mr. Koch?

35. Don't need any more rope, do you?

36. You ought to see the fancy, five-strand hemp

37. I sold the town for your party, gallegos.

38. It could lift five of you.

39. Any more at home like you, gallegos?

40. Well, what will be your fancy, mr. Koch?

41. What do I fancy, sykes?

42. I'll tell you what I fancy.

43. I'd like you

44. to take your fat carcass

45. and your loud mouth

46. out into the open air.

47. This is a small room

48. and it's a hot time of the morning.

49. Well, what about you, gallegos?

50. What would your pleasure be?

51. Nice hacksaw, maybe?

52. There's going to be a funeral procession

53. down that street, gallegos.

54. You better go to the window and watch.

55. They're burying the little girl

56. that you mangled under your wagon.

57. You sobered up now, eh?

58. You remember the little girl

59. don't you?

60. You got stinking drunk

61. and you raced your wagon down that street

62. and what you did

63. to that poor little girl...

64. uh-uh, gallegos.

65. Hey...

66. you'll have plenty of chance

67. to move around this afternoon.

68. You'll be able to kick

69. and kick and kick.

70. You ought to take a drink of this, sheriff.

71. It's a good tonic.

72. Just the thing

73. to set you up fine for a hanging.

74. Makes you strong and firm.

75. Here, feel this.

76. I don't touch dog meat, sykes.

77. You talk big behind a badge, koch.

78. Just sounds big to you because you're a midget, sykes.

79. You know, I always had a little question about you.

80. You always had a thing for foreigners and strays

81. but you're mighty tight-lipped

82. when it comes to one of your own.

83. You're not my own, sykes, so don't claim any kinship.

84. As for that boy in there

85. he had his trial

86. and today he's going to swing for it.

87. There's nothing in his sentence

88. that says he's got to be tormented

89. by a pig who sells trinkets at funerals.

90. Go on, sykes.

91. Get out of here.

92. When this day is over, which one will you weep for, koch?

93. I have tears enough for both.

94. Mr. And mrs. Canfield, I'm real sorry about this.

95. My condolences to you.

96. This afternoon will be

97. a lot more cheery.

98. Yes, we going to string up

99. the dirty little animal

100. that done this.

101. She going to be avenged.

102. You can set your mind to rest

103. on that score.

104. We'll string up that mangler of children

105. if it's the last thing we do.

106. Some other time, huh, sykes?

107. Some other time

108. you act like a man with no brains

109. but... not now.

110. Now you keep quiet.

111. Now, look at that, will you?

112. Ain't that the most gall

113. you ever seen in one place?

114. Gallegos' old man shows his face in town

115. in broad daylight

116. and during the funeral procession, too.

117. Somebody ought to take a horsewhip to that...

118. that...

119. my father wishes me

120. to tell you that...

121. my father wishes for me

122. to tell you

123. that his heart is broken.

124. That if he could...

125. if he could give...

126. his own life in return.

127. His own life in return, estrelita.

128. His own life in return, he would.

129. He would do so with great willingness.

130. He... he understands...

131. get out of the way, little girl.

132. Get out of the way.

133. Can't you see...

134. can't you see

135. that we're burying our daughter today?

136. Oh, please, please.

137. My son did not mean to do it.

138. He... he's a lover of children

139. as you all are.

140. He's a lover of children.

141. Hey, ozzie!

142. Vayase a la casa.

143. No se le necesita aqui.

144. He's not needed here.

145. Is that what you say to your old father?

146. Father, take estrelita home.

147. They will hurt you.

148. Please, go home now.

149. Vayase a la casa, por favor.

150. Luis... luis.

151. My lucky coin.

152. It is said one can make a wish on it.

153. Go home, old man.

154. Make your prayers and make your wishes.

155. Luis is right.

156. You'll do no good here.

157. You never been drunk, mr. Sheriff?

158. You never felt such misery rising in you

159. that salvation seemed to look at you

160. from only out of a bottle?

161. You never felt pain?

162. Such pain that you had to ride through the night

163. and not look behind you?

164. My son was hungry and he felt such pain

165. and he drank too much.

166. He rode down the street

167. not looking, not seeing.

168. And he had a sadness...

169. deep inside.

170. Sadness that there was not enough to eat

171. sadness that he had no work

172. sadness the earth all around him

173. was growing barren in the sun.

174. He did not see the little girl.

175. He never saw her... for an instant.

176. Psst, little girl.

177. Wait.

178. Now, you stay here.

179. I won't hurt you.

180. Don't be afraid.

181. You go tell your papa- you understand?

182. Tell your papa I want to help him.

183. You tell him that his coin is no good-

184. it's worthless-

185. but that I have a magic dust

186. that turns hate into love

187. but it is very, very precious

188. very expensive, comprende?

189. Understand?

190. Now...

191. now, you tell your papa

192. to bring 100 pesos to my room

193. in one hour

194. and I will sell him the magic dust

195. that makes people love and forgive.

196. You understand, eh?

197. Tell your papa, comprende?

198. Good, now you go.

199. Magic dust.

200. 100 pesos of worth of magic dust.

201. It should be a good attendance today.

202. When was it god made people?

203. Was it the sixth day?

204. He should have stopped on the fifth.

205. They're tired of hating this place.

206. The sun...

207. the ground that is dead under your feet.

208. They must go out and find something else to hate.

209. This isn't a carnival, rogers.

210. It's a hanging.

211. You mean the kids?

212. They ain't never seen a hanging.

213. I figured it was time.

214. Why?

215. Why not?

216. They'll learn a lesson.

217. They'll see what happens to drunks that kill kids.

218. I guess that's pretty vital.

219. How do you teach them pain, rogers?

220. Shoot one of them in the arm?

221. All right, you kids.

222. Get down and stay together.

223. Is that the man they're going to put the rope on?

224. Si, little one.

225. I am the man.

226. Will it hurt?

227. If god wills it.

228. Go on, boy.

229. Get ready, luis.

230. It's about that time.

231. I'm ready, sheriff.

232. Come on, let's get it over with.

233. Yeah, you should've done that in the jail.

234. Hang him!

235. What are we waiting for? Let's get to it.

236. Come on, sheriff, do your duty.

237. Get it over with.

238. The little girl told you?

239. Yes, she told me.

240. She said that you had the dust.

241. Dust with magic properties.

242. That's the idea.

243. Little of this

244. sprinkled over the heads in the crowd

245. will make them feel sympathy for your son.

246. It's very rare.

247. Magic, you know.

248. You brought money with you?

249. Yes.

250. Gold pieces?

251. Where did you get them?

252. All my friends.

253. All my friends went into the city.

254. One sold a wagon, another sold a horse

255. some borrowed.

256. We got many pesos and we converted them.

257. It will work, mr. Sykes?

258. The magic dust, it will work?

259. Yes.

260. You sold the rope to hang my son.

261. Now you sell me that which will save him?

262. Well, I'm a businessman, mr. Gallegos.

263. I sell that which is needed.

264. I make no distinctions.

265. This will work.

266. I told you, it's magic.

267. Luis!

268. I'm coming, my son.

269. I'm coming!

270. Just throw some in the air over their heads

271. and then watch the magic.

272. Yeah, that's right.

273. Then watch the magic.

274. String him up.

275. We waited long enough.

276. Let's not stall it.

277. Get it over with.

278. What are we waiting for?

279. Hurry it up, sheriff.

280. Wait!

281. Wait! Wait!

282. You must pay heed to the magic now.

283. You must stop all of this and pay heed to the magic.

284. Magic.

285. Magic!

286. You must pay heed to the magic.

287. All of you!

288. Magic...

289. magic... for love.

290. For compassion.

291. Magically so, that my son can live.

292. As you yourselves... you once used to live.

293. Magic... magic.

294. You... you must pay heed to the... to the magic.

295. It's only for love.

296. The magic is for love.

297. The magic is for the love.

298. Magic...

299. magic.

300. You must pay heed to the magic.

301. Magic...

302. it is for love.

303. It is for love.

304. The magic... is for love.

305. No!

306. No...

307. but it was a new rope.

308. Five-strand hemp.

309. Nobody could have broken it.

310. It couldn't have gotten broken.

311. What about it, mr. Canfield, mrs. Canfield?

312. Oh, please, please.

313. It's the magic.

314. You cannot try to defeat the magic.

315. Let's try it again.

316. There are only two people here

317. who have the right to ask for an eye for an eye.

318. What about it, mrs. Canfield?

319. No more today, john.

320. No more.

321. He killed our child.

322. And part of himself while doing it.

323. And he's suffered enough.

324. Sheriff koch, there must be...

325. there must be another hand in all of this

326. for the rope to break like that.

327. Another hand.

328. Maybe...

329. maybe the hand of providence.

330. You want to stop it then, mr. Canfield?

331. John?

332. We leave it like this?

333. We leave it like this.

334. One victim is enough.

335. I think we should all go home now.

336. I...

337. I'm free.

338. Are any of us free, luis?

339. Well, you can go home now.

340. You have that much freedom.

341. Luis, it was magic.

342. It was... magic dust.

343. It brought back love to the people.

344. Yes, father, it was magic.

345. It's time to go home now.

346. Please, let's go home now.

347. New rope.

348. Brand-new rope.

349. Go ahead. Take 'em.

350. They're yours.

351. Why?

352. Don't understand.

353. Why?

354. It must be magic.

355. That's what she is, magic.

356. It was a very small, misery-laden village

357. on the day of a hanging

358. and of little historical consequence

359. and if there's any moral to it at all

360. let's say that in any quest for magic

361. in any search for sorcery, witchery, legerdemain

362. first check the human heart.

363. For inside this deep place there's a wizardry

364. that costs far more than a few pieces of gold.

365. Tonight's case in point in the twilight zone.

366. Rod serling, the creator oftwilight zone

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