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2. You unlock this door
with the key of imagination.Copy !req
3. Beyond it is another dimension-Copy !req
4. a dimension of sound,Copy !req
5. a dimension of sight,Copy !req
6. a dimension of mind.Copy !req
7. You're moving into a land
of both shadow and substance,Copy !req
8. of things and ideas.Copy !req
9. You've just crossed over
into the twilight zone.Copy !req
10. Well, rollie, I kept it
from you long enough.Copy !req
11. The fact is we're lost.Copy !req
12. And you know something else?Copy !req
13. Take a look at this.Copy !req
14. Almost empty.Copy !req
15. Well, you just earned yourself
a steak.Copy !req
16. How do?Copy !req
17. Hi, can you fill it up?Copy !req
18. I don't see why not.Copy !req
19. It's right there
behind the license plate.Copy !req
20. Oh, sure.Copy !req
21. Probably bone dry.Copy !req
22. Doubt I could've gone
another mile.Copy !req
23. How'd you let a thing
like that happen?Copy !req
24. I listened
to a friend of mine.Copy !req
25. He told me I could cut
a couple of hoursCopy !req
26. off my trip to albuquerque
by taking the back route.Copy !req
27. Nice scenery, he said,
no traffic.Copy !req
28. If I'd have gone
the way I know,Copy !req
29. I'd be home by now.Copy !req
30. You mean you're lost.Copy !req
31. Yeah, that's what I mean.Copy !req
32. Say, you couldn't
show me the wayCopy !req
33. to a big highway around here,
a nice, big highwayCopy !req
34. with a lot of signs?Copy !req
35. Oh, ah, you just go
back to the fork,Copy !req
36. take the other road to bredon.Copy !req
37. That's about 80 miles.Copy !req
38. And when you get there,
ask somebody for a map.Copy !req
39. Nice little town
you got here.Copy !req
40. What do you call
this place?Copy !req
41. Peaceful valley.Copy !req
42. It's peaceful,
all right.Copy !req
43. Is there a restaurant
around here?Copy !req
44. Up there, up
the street,Copy !req
45. but it's closed.Copy !req
46. You'll be better
off in bredon.Copy !req
47. Well, I know,
but I'm hungry right now.Copy !req
48. So is my dog.Copy !req
49. Well, I'm sorry.Copy !req
50. We don't get many
visitors here.Copy !req
51. Well, I can see why.Copy !req
52. That'll be $4.42.Copy !req
53. Here's a tenner.Copy !req
54. I hope I got change.Copy !req
55. Here you go.Copy !req
56. Rollie, shut up.Copy !req
57. Rollie, rollie,
come back here!Copy !req
58. Not yet. Wait a minute.Copy !req
59. Nine...Copy !req
60. rollie, get away
from that cat!Copy !req
61. 9.50, 9.75... ten.Copy !req
62. Ten, right.Copy !req
63. Rollie?Copy !req
64. Hey, kid, what'd you do
to my dog?Copy !req
65. Nothing.
What do you mean, nothing?Copy !req
66. I was standing right here.
I saw you.Copy !req
67. You leave me alone!Copy !req
68. Listen, I'm not going
to leave you aloneCopy !req
69. till you tell me
what you did to my dog!Copy !req
70. You've seen them.Copy !req
71. Little towns, tucked away
far from the main roads.Copy !req
72. You've seen them, but have
you thought about them?Copy !req
73. What do the people
in these places do?Copy !req
74. Why do they stay?Copy !req
75. Philip redfield
never thought about them.Copy !req
76. If his dog hadn't gone
after that cat,Copy !req
77. he'd have driven
through peaceful valleyCopy !req
78. and put it
out of his mind forever.Copy !req
79. But he can't do that now,Copy !req
80. because, whether
he knows it or not,Copy !req
81. his friend's shortcut
has led himCopy !req
82. right into the capital
of the twilight zone.Copy !req
83. You scared
my little girl.Copy !req
84. Well, that makes us even.Copy !req
85. Your little
girl scared me.Copy !req
86. What do you mean
by that?
Just what I said.Copy !req
87. Now, look, I don't
know what she did,Copy !req
88. but she made my
dog disappear.Copy !req
89. What?Copy !req
90. Look, she pointed some kind
of a machine at my dog,Copy !req
91. and he disappeared.Copy !req
92. Are you feeling all right?Copy !req
93. No, I never feel all right
when I see that kind of thing.Copy !req
94. It makes
my blood pressure rise.Copy !req
95. Easy, now, mister.Copy !req
96. Let's look
around the yard.Copy !req
97. He's bound to be here
somewhere.Copy !req
98. What's his name?Copy !req
99. Rollie. Rollie's
his name.Copy !req
100. Here, rollie!
Here, rollie!Copy !req
101. Look, he was
standing right...Copy !req
102. you look around there.
I'll go out back.Copy !req
103. Now, don't worry.
We'll find him.Copy !req
104. He couldn't
have disappeared.Copy !req
105. Well, that's what I'm
trying to tell you.Copy !req
106. He did.Copy !req
107. Here, rollie!Copy !req
108. Rollie?Copy !req
109. Rollie.Copy !req
110. Rollie?Copy !req
111. Come on, fella, come on.Copy !req
112. Where you been, huh?Copy !req
113. You've been a bad boy,
haven't you, huh?Copy !req
114. Rollie, rollie, rollie.Copy !req
115. Well, where was he?Copy !req
116. In the back.Copy !req
117. I guess he must have found
another cat.Copy !req
118. Uh, yeah. Yeah, sure.Copy !req
119. Well, thanks a lot.Copy !req
120. That's all right.Copy !req
121. The way sissy disappears
sometimes...Copy !req
122. well, I know
how you must've felt.Copy !req
123. Uh, sissy's your
little girl?Copy !req
124. Yeah.Copy !req
125. Look, what was
that thing she
had in her hand?Copy !req
126. What thing?Copy !req
127. Well, it was a
brown box and
a kind of a wireCopy !req
128. with a little deal
over here, uh...Copy !req
129. now, wait a minute.Copy !req
130. Don't tell me I
imagined that.Copy !req
131. Oh, no, no. It, um...Copy !req
132. oh, it must have been
her radio.Copy !req
133. All right.Copy !req
134. Well, I'm sorry
I bothered you.Copy !req
135. Come on, boy.Copy !req
136. Come on, rollie,
get in here, get in here.Copy !req
137. Did you see all that?Copy !req
138. All what?Copy !req
139. Never mind.Copy !req
140. Hey, bredon's the other way!Copy !req
141. I want to talk to dorn.Copy !req
142. He's not here.Copy !req
143. Well, you better find him.
It's important.Copy !req
144. We've got an outsider...Copy !req
145. and he saw something.Copy !req
146. Now, you just take it easy,
rollie.Copy !req
147. I'll find you a steak somewhere.Copy !req
148. I'm sorry, but
we don't have
any openings.Copy !req
149. Oh?Copy !req
150. Now, why is that?Copy !req
151. Well...Copy !req
152. all the rooms
are taken.Copy !req
153. Oh.Copy !req
154. Well, I guess
everyone's out, then.Copy !req
155. Well, the keys...Copy !req
156. yes. Everybody's out.Copy !req
157. Well, I wasn't looking
for a room, anyway.Copy !req
158. I was just looking
for a restaurant.Copy !req
159. I'm sorry, but
it's closed.Copy !req
160. What, you mean
you only haveCopy !req
161. one restaurant
in peaceful valley?Copy !req
162. Yes, sir.Copy !req
163. Well, where do you eat?Copy !req
164. At home.
What about the guests?Copy !req
165. Well, they do eat,
don't they?Copy !req
166. L-I have to go now.Copy !req
167. Look, just a minute, miss.Copy !req
168. My name is philip redfield.
I'm a reporter.Copy !req
169. Now, if I begin to sound
a little nosy,Copy !req
170. I suppose it goes
with the job.Copy !req
171. You don't mind,
do you?
No.Copy !req
172. Well, maybe you can tell me
something.Copy !req
173. Ever since I landed here
in peaceful valley,Copy !req
174. people have been trying
to get rid of me.Copy !req
175. Now, why is that?Copy !req
176. Well, we just don't get
very many outsiders here.Copy !req
177. So I heard.Copy !req
178. Yet you manage
to fill up a hotel.Copy !req
179. I'm sorry,
but I really have to go now,Copy !req
180. and I think you should, too.Copy !req
181. Well, you better get
your subscriptionCopy !req
182. to the paper renewed.Copy !req
183. A lot of things
have happened since '53.Copy !req
184. Thanks for everything.Copy !req
185. Rollie.Copy !req
186. Are you all
right, sir?Copy !req
187. My dog is dead.Copy !req
188. I don't know
how this could've happened, I...Copy !req
189. there wasn't a car around
anywhere.Copy !req
190. Perhaps it was a rock.Copy !req
191. Well, wouldn't it be around
somewhere?Copy !req
192. Well, you could'veCopy !req
193. knocked it
into the woods.Copy !req
194. Come along,
mr. Redfield.Copy !req
195. We've got to get you
to a doctor.Copy !req
196. We'll take care
of your car.Copy !req
197. What about my dog?Copy !req
198. Well, we'll
take care of
your dog, too.Copy !req
199. You have nothing
to worry about.Copy !req
200. Wait a minute!Copy !req
201. Wait a minute, I don't want
to go back to your town!Copy !req
202. Well, you have
to be examined.Copy !req
203. I'm all right.Copy !req
204. You don't know that.Copy !req
205. There could be
internal injuries.Copy !req
206. If anything
happened to you,Copy !req
207. it would be
on our conscience forever.Copy !req
208. Come along.Copy !req
209. We insist.Copy !req
210. No, w-wait...Copy !req
211. wait, now.Copy !req
212. There you are,
good as new.Copy !req
213. We certainly haven't been
treating you very well,Copy !req
214. have we, old fella, hmm?Copy !req
215. Come on. Here. Come on.Copy !req
216. Is this a doctor's office?Copy !req
217. In a way.Copy !req
218. Thank you, gentlemen.
You can leave now.Copy !req
219. Mr. Redfield.Copy !req
220. Please sit down.Copy !req
221. How do you feel?Copy !req
222. Terrible.Copy !req
223. I'm sorry to hear that.Copy !req
224. Perhaps it would help
to learn your dog is well.Copy !req
225. My dog is dead.Copy !req
226. Oh, no... no, no,
merely stunned.Copy !req
227. He's really quite happy now.Copy !req
228. How do you know?Copy !req
229. Mr. Swanson-Copy !req
230. one of the men
who helped you- called in.Copy !req
231. He thought you'd be pleased.Copy !req
232. Well, I am...Copy !req
233. if it's the truth.Copy !req
234. My, you do have
a suspicious nature, don't you?Copy !req
235. Oh, uh...Copy !req
236. forgive me.Copy !req
237. Ny name is dorn.Copy !req
238. I'm the mayor
of peaceful valley.Copy !req
239. The gentlemen
to my left:Copy !req
240. Mr. Connelly, mr. Evans,
my associates.Copy !req
241. Which one is the doctor?Copy !req
242. Doc...?Copy !req
243. Oh, oh, oh, of course.Copy !req
244. But you don't really need
a doctor, do you, mr. Redfield?Copy !req
245. Because if you did,Copy !req
246. we'd get one here
immediately.Copy !req
247. Please... sit down.Copy !req
248. We'll try not to
detain you long.Copy !req
249. Then you couldn't go anywhere
in a wrecked car, now, can you?Copy !req
250. We'd just like to ask you
a few questions,Copy !req
251. if we may- uh, just a few.Copy !req
252. Perhaps you'd like to begin.Copy !req
253. Mr. Redfield, it's been reported
you saw something unusualCopy !req
254. in the yard
next to the gasoline station.Copy !req
255. Would you please tell us
about it?Copy !req
256. My dog chased a cat.Copy !req
257. The details, please.Copy !req
258. Well, that's it.Copy !req
259. Are you quite sure
you saw nothing more?Copy !req
260. Yes.Copy !req
261. Mr. Connelly, your question.Copy !req
262. I was simply wondering,
mr. Redfield,Copy !req
263. why you told
the girl at the hotelCopy !req
264. that people were trying
to get rid of you.Copy !req
265. Now, wait a minute, look.Copy !req
266. What is this,Copy !req
267. some kind of
a quiz hour?Copy !req
268. My car is out there wrecked
somewhere.Copy !req
269. I'm already a day late for work.Copy !req
270. Your car's being repaired.Copy !req
271. By who, that
station attendant?Copy !req
272. Why, he couldn't even find
the gas tank.Copy !req
273. It is being
repaired.Copy !req
274. Uh, just a few
more questions, please.Copy !req
275. I understand you mentionedCopy !req
276. you're a newspaper reporter
by occupation.Copy !req
277. So?Copy !req
278. Oh, noble calling...Copy !req
279. but limited.Copy !req
280. I suppose you have that novelCopy !req
281. in the planning stage.Copy !req
282. Who told you about that?Copy !req
283. No one, but isn't it a factCopy !req
284. that most reporters aspire
to be novelists?Copy !req
285. I wouldn't know.Copy !req
286. Are you married?
No.Copy !req
287. Engaged?
No. Now, look...Copy !req
288. one last question,
please.Copy !req
289. Did you indeed come
to peaceful valley by mistake?Copy !req
290. I mean, no one knowsCopy !req
291. you're here?Copy !req
292. No, no one knows I'm here.Copy !req
293. But I'll tell
you this:Copy !req
294. A lot of people
are going to
know I was here.Copy !req
295. Oh, dear.Copy !req
296. Now, what's the story
on this place?Copy !req
297. My dog didn't disappear
chasing a cat,Copy !req
298. and my car didn't crash
into any rock.Copy !req
299. Now, what
did happen?Copy !req
300. Come back in an hour,
mr. Redfield.Copy !req
301. Perhaps then you'll get
the answers to your questions.Copy !req
302. All right, I will.
Where's the phone?Copy !req
303. There's one at the hotel.Copy !req
304. You think it's wise
letting him go like that?Copy !req
305. He'll be watched.Copy !req
306. Well, gentlemen...Copy !req
307. it's happened.Copy !req
308. It had to, eventually.Copy !req
309. No! It didn't have to.Copy !req
310. And it wouldn't have
if we kept our wits about us,Copy !req
311. but we didn't.Copy !req
312. We were so complacent,Copy !req
313. so infernally sure of ourselves
and complacent.Copy !req
314. Dorn.Copy !req
315. Mr. Evans,Copy !req
316. would you explain
the point of keepingCopy !req
317. the hotel open
and the restaurant closed?Copy !req
318. Well, now, I don't think...
doesn't it seem
more likelyCopy !req
319. that there would be
more inquiriesCopy !req
320. for food than for rooms?Copy !req
321. There hasn't been either
in over 16 years.Copy !req
322. You see? Complacency.Copy !req
323. And I'm as much to blame
as anyone.Copy !req
324. If only the little johnson girl
hadn't been so careless.Copy !req
325. If only fredericks
hadn't acted suspiciouslyCopy !req
326. at the gasoline station.Copy !req
327. If only I hadn't panicked
and raised the wall!Copy !req
328. You had to.Copy !req
329. There wasn't any choice by then.Copy !req
330. So now...Copy !req
331. an innocent young man
who hasn't done anyone any harmCopy !req
332. must suffer for our mistakes.Copy !req
333. How do you get long distance
on this thing?Copy !req
334. You just pick it
up, but you...Copy !req
335. hello, operator?
Operator, get me long distance.Copy !req
336. But what?Copy !req
337. Nothing.Copy !req
338. Operator.Copy !req
339. Operator, I want to put through
a call to albuquerque.Copy !req
340. The number's chapel 77205,Copy !req
341. and I want it to be
station to station, please.Copy !req
342. Just a moment.Copy !req
343. That's quite a mirror you got.Copy !req
344. It makes you feel
really welcome.Copy !req
345. Have you talked to dorn?Copy !req
346. Yeah, I talked to him.
He's a great guy.Copy !req
347. My dog vanishes,
my car crashes into thin air,Copy !req
348. and he wants to know
if I'm writing a novel.Copy !req
349. Hello?Copy !req
350. Yes.Copy !req
351. I'm sorry.
The circuits are busy.Copy !req
352. All right, miss. Will you
keep trying and call me back?Copy !req
353. My name is redfield.Copy !req
354. Well, I see they
haven't gotten back.Copy !req
355. Pardon me?Copy !req
356. Your guests.Copy !req
357. Oh, well, no.Copy !req
358. That's because
there aren't any guests.Copy !req
359. Isn't that right?Copy !req
360. You really should've left,
mr. Redfield.Copy !req
361. Well, I tried to,Copy !req
362. but my car smashed into a rock
that wasn't there.Copy !req
363. How do you suppose
that happened?Copy !req
364. L-I don't know.Copy !req
365. What is your name,
or is that a secret, too?Copy !req
366. Ellen marshall.Copy !req
367. Well, ellen, I want you
to contact meCopy !req
368. as soon as my call
comes through.Copy !req
369. Now, this is important.
Will you do that?Copy !req
370. Yes, of course.
Where will you be?Copy !req
371. I'm going to check
on my car now,Copy !req
372. and I'll be
at the mayor's officeCopy !req
373. in a couple of minutes-Copy !req
374. probably starving
to death.Copy !req
375. Rollie!Copy !req
376. Rollie, how are you, boy?Copy !req
377. Huh? How are you?Copy !req
378. I had you counted out,
did you know that, huh?Copy !req
379. How are you, rollie?Copy !req
380. I fed him.Copy !req
381. Well, thanks, but
what about my car?Copy !req
382. It's pretty banged up.Copy !req
383. Well, I know, but
you were supposedCopy !req
384. to be trying
to fix it.Copy !req
385. Didn't anybody tell me.Copy !req
386. Well, I'm
telling you!Copy !req
387. I can't do anything
unless it's official.Copy !req
388. Well, look, all right,
it is official-Copy !req
389. about $200's
worth of officialCopy !req
390. if you get it fixed
as soon as you can.Copy !req
391. Sorry.Copy !req
392. Well, you're going
to be sorrier.Copy !req
393. Come in, mr. Redfield.Copy !req
394. I thought
you told meCopy !req
395. my car was going
to be repaired.Copy !req
396. Please sit down.Copy !req
397. I don't want
to sit down!Copy !req
398. I want to know
why nothing's been
done to my car,Copy !req
399. why it's just
sitting out there.Copy !req
400. Primarily because
you won't be needing it anymore.Copy !req
401. Oh, no? Well, why?Copy !req
402. Because you are never going
to leave peaceful valley.Copy !req
403. Twilight zonewill continue
after station identification.Copy !req
404. You are never going
to leave peaceful valley.Copy !req
405. You see, the situation is rather
complicated, mr. Redfield.Copy !req
406. Although we hold no brief
against you personally...Copy !req
407. wait a minute.Copy !req
408. Wait a minute. Sure.Copy !req
409. I think I got this
thing figured out.Copy !req
410. Oh?Copy !req
411. Well, sure-
peaceful valley is a townCopy !req
412. full of lunatics,
and you guys head the list!Copy !req
413. Now, what do you mean,Copy !req
414. I'm not ever going
to be able to leave here?Copy !req
415. Just that.Copy !req
416. Well, who's going
to stop me?Copy !req
417. We are.Copy !req
418. There's nothing you
can do, mr. Redfield.Copy !req
419. Well, how's this?Copy !req
420. Now... let us continue.Copy !req
421. What did you...?Copy !req
422. How did I get in this chair?Copy !req
423. You were disassembled
over there...Copy !req
424. and reassembled there...Copy !req
425. with this.Copy !req
426. What is that?Copy !req
427. I'm afraid you wouldn't
understand, mr. Redfield...Copy !req
428. even if you were a physicist,
which you are not.Copy !req
429. Let us say it
is a deviceCopy !req
430. by which we move
things about.Copy !req
431. All things are collections
of atoms with spaces in between.Copy !req
432. Even you, mr. Redfield.Copy !req
433. And atoms are in a
given mathematical
arrangement.Copy !req
434. This device breaks them up,
stores themCopy !req
435. and puts them together again
in the same order.Copy !req
436. That's ridiculous.Copy !req
437. Perhaps, but...Copy !req
438. it saves a lot of timeCopy !req
439. when you want
to move furniture around.Copy !req
440. Dorn.Copy !req
441. Yes, mr. Evans.Copy !req
442. Let's get this over with.Copy !req
443. I'm sorry.Copy !req
444. You sensed a story in this town,
mr. Redfield,Copy !req
445. and you were right.Copy !req
446. You turned off onto the road
to peaceful valley.Copy !req
447. You saw certain things
that defied logic.Copy !req
448. People began to behave oddly,Copy !req
449. and you became
curious, so...Copy !req
450. so we had to stop you.Copy !req
451. And now we must do even worse,Copy !req
452. because, mr. Redfield,Copy !req
453. you stumbled upon the best-kept
secret in the world.Copy !req
454. What secret?Copy !req
455. Our gift, mr. Redfield,Copy !req
456. bestowed upon the people
of this village 104 years ago.Copy !req
457. A man came to peaceful valley,
from what land or...Copy !req
458. what planet, nobody knows.Copy !req
459. He was a brilliant scientistCopy !req
460. many hundreds of years
before his time, but...Copy !req
461. he was also wise,
as you shall see.Copy !req
462. From his brain came equationsCopy !req
463. the likes of which no one
had even seen or dreamt of...Copy !req
464. not on this planet, at any rate.Copy !req
465. Of course, I
cannot tell you
what they are.Copy !req
466. Mr. Redfield, you are aware,
I trust, that the basisCopy !req
467. of this complicated thing
we call life is energy.Copy !req
468. It's a frightening
and mysterious force.Copy !req
469. The scientist's equations
unlocked this force,Copy !req
470. and from it came the greatest
power for good... or evilCopy !req
471. the universe
has ever known.Copy !req
472. He decided to entrust
his secrets-Copy !req
473. his equations and the machines
that he had built-Copy !req
474. to three men he had selected,Copy !req
475. and he instructed them to give
the benefit of this powerCopy !req
476. to the people of peaceful valley
for their comfort.Copy !req
477. But under no circumstances
were they to release the secretCopy !req
478. to the outside world.Copy !req
479. It was to remain
in peaceful valley...Copy !req
480. until humanity learned
the ways of peace.Copy !req
481. That is your story,
mr. Redfield.Copy !req
482. You see why we cannot allow you
to leave us.Copy !req
483. No, I can't say that I do.Copy !req
484. Perhaps if we showed you.Copy !req
485. Mr. Redfield.Copy !req
486. This is the original
desimulator,Copy !req
487. somewhat larger
than the oneCopy !req
488. we moved you
around with upstairs.Copy !req
489. More or less
the same principle here,Copy !req
490. but with a big difference.Copy !req
491. It works in what we call
the time dimension.Copy !req
492. It has many, many uses.Copy !req
493. For example...Copy !req
494. mr. Evans.Copy !req
495. Mr. Connelly,Copy !req
496. would you hand me
the letter opener?Copy !req
497. Don't be frightened,
mr. Redfield.Copy !req
498. Come with me,
mr. Redfield.Copy !req
499. On this console,
among other things,Copy !req
500. we have a duplicating machine,
but not like others.Copy !req
501. Ah!Copy !req
502. Here's something.Copy !req
503. On this card,Copy !req
504. we have a statementCopy !req
505. giving the
atomic structureCopy !req
506. of a ham sandwich
on white breadCopy !req
507. with mustard.Copy !req
508. Of course, we have
larger machinesCopy !req
509. for the bulkier items,Copy !req
510. but this will
give you an idea.Copy !req
511. I believe you said
you were hungry, mr. Redfield.Copy !req
512. Well, not anymore.Copy !req
513. Look, what was
that thing I ran
into out there?Copy !req
514. Oh, you mean in the car.Copy !req
515. I'm, uh, sorry about that,
but we had to stop you.Copy !req
516. It was an energy field:Copy !req
517. A wall of loosely-packed atoms,
so to speak.Copy !req
518. Purely an emergency device.Copy !req
519. This lever operates it.Copy !req
520. Come with me, mr. Redfield.Copy !req
521. And these are the
sacred papers,Copy !req
522. as we call them...Copy !req
523. the equations from
which everything
you see came about.Copy !req
524. Well, I think
I could use a drink.Copy !req
525. Do you have any
idea what you
have down there?Copy !req
526. Of course.Copy !req
527. And you mean
you don't intendCopy !req
528. to share it
with the rest
of the world?Copy !req
529. Oh, good
heavens, no.Copy !req
530. Why?Copy !req
531. Well, I've already explained,
mr. Redfield.Copy !req
532. The world isn't ready.Copy !req
533. But peaceful valley is?Copy !req
534. Well, obviously.Copy !req
535. We have no war here, no crime,
no violence, no greed.Copy !req
536. Unlike your world,
we live in peace.Copy !req
537. We use the power for good,
not for evil.Copy !req
538. Well, how can you be sure
the rest of us wouldn't?Copy !req
539. Come, now, mr. Redfield,Copy !req
540. the history of civilization
has been written in blood.Copy !req
541. But that's because
people wanted things!Copy !req
542. With that power...Copy !req
543. with this power,Copy !req
544. they would destroy
the universe.Copy !req
545. They're children.Copy !req
546. But this one machine-Copy !req
547. it could stop sickness
and sufferings.Copy !req
548. It could cure disease.Copy !req
549. Well, couldn't it?Copy !req
550. Yes.Copy !req
551. And you just let people...Copy !req
552. well, don't you have
any conscience about it?Copy !req
553. Yes.Copy !req
554. That is why we will not release
the secret.Copy !req
555. The same power that could
be used to heal sicknessCopy !req
556. can also be used
to destroy the innocent.Copy !req
557. You see, one
secret would leadCopy !req
558. to understanding
the rest,Copy !req
559. and that could
be the endCopy !req
560. of the world.Copy !req
561. I don't believe that.Copy !req
562. Think, mr. Redfield!Copy !req
563. Think!Copy !req
564. What did you do with professor
einstein's primitive equation,Copy !req
565. e = m c squared?Copy !req
566. It could have been used to
bring waters to the deserts...Copy !req
567. to feed starving millions.Copy !req
568. Was it?Copy !req
569. It was used to destroy countless
thousands of human beings.Copy !req
570. So you're just going to sit
on your secrets,Copy !req
571. use them to make ham sandwiches
and roadblocks?Copy !req
572. Ham sandwiches
and roadblocksCopy !req
573. are a bit better
than total destruction,Copy !req
574. wouldn't you say,
mr. Redfield?Copy !req
575. Let's get on
with this.Copy !req
576. You're a bunchCopy !req
577. of hypocrites!Copy !req
578. You talk about us,
but what do you doCopy !req
579. when you want someone
out of the way?Copy !req
580. What do you do?Copy !req
581. The same as we do!Copy !req
582. You eliminate him!Copy !req
583. Be quiet!Copy !req
584. No.Copy !req
585. He has a point,
mr. Evans.Copy !req
586. It's just what
I've been pondering.Copy !req
587. If we kill this man...Copy !req
588. in what way do we differ
from the outsiders?Copy !req
589. But we do it out
of necessity,Copy !req
590. not out of choice!Copy !req
591. Thank you, adolf hitler.Copy !req
592. It is for the good
of the world.Copy !req
593. We have nothing against you.Copy !req
594. It's the law.
We cannot go against the law!Copy !req
595. And let him who discovers
the secret be eliminated.Copy !req
596. You can be eliminated
in one of two ways:Copy !req
597. Through death
or through assimilation.Copy !req
598. The choice is yours.Copy !req
599. Will you die,
or will you join us?Copy !req
600. You mean live here
the rest of my life?Copy !req
601. Exactly.Copy !req
602. Become one of us.Copy !req
603. It really won't be so bad.Copy !req
604. We'll provide you
with a fine houseCopy !req
605. built to your
specifications,Copy !req
606. plenty of food,Copy !req
607. time to write
that novel.Copy !req
608. All your wants seen to.Copy !req
609. Nothing or everything, eh?Copy !req
610. Substantially, yes.Copy !req
611. What will it be?Copy !req
612. Everything.Copy !req
613. Welcome to peaceful valley.Copy !req
614. And this is
your study.Copy !req
615. I'm sorry
about the typewriter,Copy !req
616. but we couldn't find a card
for anything newer.Copy !req
617. Don't worry, though.
It'll work fine.Copy !req
618. And dorn promised
that you'd have a new one.Copy !req
619. Look...Copy !req
620. why are you going
to all this trouble?Copy !req
621. Oh, because dorn
asked me to.Copy !req
622. And-and because
I wanted to.Copy !req
623. Yeah, but why?Copy !req
624. Because l-I don't
want you to thinkCopy !req
625. that l-I'm unfriendly.Copy !req
626. I'm not.Copy !req
627. In fact, I think
you and I could beCopy !req
628. very good friends,
mr. Redfield.Copy !req
629. Do you play chess?Copy !req
630. Is something wrong?Copy !req
631. No, no.Copy !req
632. Well, don't you like
the house?Copy !req
633. L-I tried to make
everything nice for you.Copy !req
634. Ellen, I like it.
It's beautiful.Copy !req
635. Are all the other houses
in town this beautiful?Copy !req
636. On the inside.Copy !req
637. Well, I'm afraid
you've wasted
your time on me.Copy !req
638. Why?Copy !req
639. Because I'm not
staying here.Copy !req
640. Of course you are.Copy !req
641. And what's that
supposed to mean?Copy !req
642. Well, if you keep thinking
like this,Copy !req
643. you'll have no choice.Copy !req
644. Dorn won't trust you.Copy !req
645. Well, he trusts me
now, doesn't he?Copy !req
646. Well, doesn't he?Copy !req
647. I'm leaving
mr. Redfield's house.Copy !req
648. If-if you get hungry...Copy !req
649. or if you want anything,
just call me.Copy !req
650. I showed you
where the button is.Copy !req
651. Ellen, wait.Copy !req
652. You're not like
the others here.Copy !req
653. Yes, I am.Copy !req
654. No.Copy !req
655. You're-you're different.Copy !req
656. You're a human being.Copy !req
657. Rollie, get down.Copy !req
658. Get down. Get down.Copy !req
659. Yes.Copy !req
660. Mr. Redfield?Copy !req
661. Yes?Copy !req
662. On your call to albuquerque...Copy !req
663. the circuits are still busy.Copy !req
664. Come in.Copy !req
665. Hello.Copy !req
666. I, um...Copy !req
667. I brought you a new
typewriter ribbonCopy !req
668. and-and some,
uh, erasers.Copy !req
669. Have you started
your novel yet?Copy !req
670. No.Copy !req
671. Why not?Copy !req
672. I don't know.Copy !req
673. Maybe I don't concentrate
so well in a prison.Copy !req
674. I don't understand.Copy !req
675. Well, you ought to;
you got the same problem.Copy !req
676. I'm locked
in the house.Copy !req
677. You're locked
in the town.Copy !req
678. What's the
difference?Copy !req
679. I can leave
any time I want to.Copy !req
680. Then why don't you?Copy !req
681. Well, why should I?Copy !req
682. Why should you?Copy !req
683. We have everything
we need.Copy !req
684. Except freedom.Copy !req
685. Face it- if
you were to goCopy !req
686. even a couple of steps
outside of this town,Copy !req
687. why, they'd nail you.Copy !req
688. Have you ever tried?Copy !req
689. No, but why should
I want to try?Copy !req
690. What could
the outside worldCopy !req
691. have to offer
that we don't have?Copy !req
692. That's not the
point, ellen.Copy !req
693. It's what you
have to offer
the outside world.Copy !req
694. I mean, right now,
at this very moment,Copy !req
695. thousands and thousands
of people are starving.Copy !req
696. Don't you know that?Copy !req
697. Well, you could
feed them- you!Copy !req
698. They're suffering,Copy !req
699. and you could
make them well.Copy !req
700. They're breaking
their backsCopy !req
701. ten, 15 hours a day.Copy !req
702. Don't you know that?Copy !req
703. What do you care?Copy !req
704. No, let them starve,
let them suffer,Copy !req
705. let them break
their backs.Copy !req
706. Let the children dieCopy !req
707. because their
mother can't give
them any milk!Copy !req
708. What difference does
it make to you?Copy !req
709. You're happy!Copy !req
710. Is this really happening?Copy !req
711. All over the world.Copy !req
712. Every minute
of the day or night,Copy !req
713. somebody is dying... alone.Copy !req
714. Somebody that you could help.Copy !req
715. Don't say that.Copy !req
716. Why not?Copy !req
717. What difference does it make?Copy !req
718. But...Copy !req
719. but what would you do?Copy !req
720. A terrible thing.Copy !req
721. I'd take your secrets
and give it to the world.Copy !req
722. You mean you'd steal
them and run away?Copy !req
723. Very fast.Copy !req
724. But you promised
dorn that...Copy !req
725. look, ellen,
I promised myself first.Copy !req
726. I'd-I'd try and be some kind
of a decent human being,Copy !req
727. maybe even try
and help somebody out.Copy !req
728. What's the use?Copy !req
729. You don't even know
what I mean.Copy !req
730. You never wanted anythingCopy !req
731. you couldn't whip up
in ten secondsCopy !req
732. in one of your
little machines.Copy !req
733. Once I did.Copy !req
734. When I saw you leaving
peaceful valley.Copy !req
735. And I've thought
about youCopy !req
736. since then, philip.Copy !req
737. Even asleep, I've
thought about you.Copy !req
738. And it hurts.Copy !req
739. I don't know why,
but it hurts.Copy !req
740. Do you know why?Copy !req
741. I think so.Copy !req
742. Then what is it?Copy !req
743. We have machines
for so many things,Copy !req
744. but I can't make
this feeling stop.Copy !req
745. And you won't, ellen.Copy !req
746. Not on your machines.Copy !req
747. Don't you people
ever fall in love?Copy !req
748. I never have until now.Copy !req
749. But-but now I want us
to be together, philip.Copy !req
750. Don't you want that?Copy !req
751. I could want that
very much in a real world.Copy !req
752. But not here.Copy !req
753. Look, I'm sorry, ellen.Copy !req
754. As long as I'm here
in peaceful valley,Copy !req
755. I just want
out.Copy !req
756. I want us to be together.Copy !req
757. All right, you wait here.Copy !req
758. Put them back,
mr. Redfield.Copy !req
759. No.Copy !req
760. Do as I say.Copy !req
761. Ellen, I want to tell you
what happened back there.Copy !req
762. It may change your mind
about coming with me.Copy !req
763. No.Copy !req
764. Whatever it is,
I don't want to hear.Copy !req
765. You have the papers.Copy !req
766. Well, I know, but...Copy !req
767. have you seen them?Copy !req
768. No.Copy !req
769. You see what would happen,
mr. Redfield,Copy !req
770. if we gave our secret
to the outside world?Copy !req
771. The very first
thing you'd do
is make a weapon.Copy !req
772. You'd
kill with it.Copy !req
773. You tricked me.Copy !req
774. Yes.Copy !req
775. And you...Copy !req
776. everything a lie.Copy !req
777. Not everything, philip.Copy !req
778. She cooperated
because she thoughtCopy !req
779. you would prove
your good intentions...Copy !req
780. as I did.Copy !req
781. My colleagues
were right.Copy !req
782. You're just like
the others.Copy !req
783. If the end is just,Copy !req
784. so are the means,
whatever they may be.Copy !req
785. Pity.Copy !req
786. You have just lost paradise,
mr. Redfield,Copy !req
787. and you don't even know why.Copy !req
788. I did the right thing.Copy !req
789. I'd do it again.Copy !req
790. Of course.Copy !req
791. Now you're going to do
the same thing to me.Copy !req
792. Not quite.Copy !req
793. You will be executed, yes...Copy !req
794. but not in the same way.Copy !req
795. I've been studying the law,
our law,Copy !req
796. and I believe I've found a wayCopy !req
797. that will satisfy
everybody.Copy !req
798. I... would have thought of it
long before, but...Copy !req
799. please, try to appreciate
our position.Copy !req
800. Try to imagine a stateCopy !req
801. that has carried
the death penalty on its booksCopy !req
802. for hundreds of years
and has never had to invoke it.Copy !req
803. That is the case here.Copy !req
804. You see, you were our
first prisoner, so to speak.Copy !req
805. You forced us
to examine our law.Copy !req
806. Good-bye, mr. Redfield.Copy !req
807. I'm sorry to do this.Copy !req
808. I was becoming fond of you.Copy !req
809. $4.42 out of ten.Copy !req
810. There's five,
and five is ten.Copy !req
811. Sorry, I, uh, must have
dozed off there a second.Copy !req
812. That's what happens
when you drive too long.Copy !req
813. Yeah. You say bredon
is back this way, huh?Copy !req
814. 80 miles.Copy !req
815. Shut up, rollie.Copy !req
816. Anything wrong?Copy !req
817. No, no, I, uh...Copy !req
818. thought I saw
somebody I knew, that's all.Copy !req
819. Wishful thinking, I guess.Copy !req
820. It's a nice little town
you got here.Copy !req
821. We like it.Copy !req
822. Can I just back in here?Copy !req
823. Yep.Copy !req
824. You've seen them.Copy !req
825. Little towns tucked away
far from the main roads.Copy !req
826. You've seen them, but
have you thought about them?Copy !req
827. Have you wondered what
the people do in such places,Copy !req
828. why they stay?Copy !req
829. Philip redfield
thinks about them nowCopy !req
830. and he wonders,
but only very late at nightCopy !req
831. when he's between wakefulness
and sleep...Copy !req
832. in the twilight zone.Copy !req
833. We move next ontwilight zone
into a shadowy areaCopy !req
834. that treads a very thin line
between flesh and fantasy.Copy !req
835. You'll see a performance
by dennis hopper that,Copy !req
836. even from my rather
close-in perspective,Copy !req
837. strikes me
as an exceptional one.Copy !req
838. Our story is called
"he's alive,"Copy !req
839. and if this doesn't
get you where you live,Copy !req
840. you'll find it close by
in the suburbs.Copy !req
841. Need medical attention?Copy !req
842. We don't need any.Copy !req
843. Okay, jack.Copy !req
844. Hey, jack!Copy !req
845. You forgot your, um...Copy !req
846. your flag.Copy !req
847. There'll come a day
when guys like youCopy !req
848. will crawl on your belly
just to salute this.Copy !req
849. Who's out there?Copy !req
850. Who is it?Copy !req
851. A friend, mr. Vollmer.Copy !req
852. Come down,
mr. Vollmer.Copy !req
853. Come down, and we will talk.Copy !req