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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. So...Copy !req
11. "the undersigned,Copy !req
12. "having accepted
the following propositions:Copy !req
13. "A, that prior
to the inception of language,Copy !req
14. "man communicated
by telepathic means;Copy !req
15. "and b, that this ability
not only still existsCopy !req
16. "but can be redeveloped
to its former effectiveness;Copy !req
17. "do hereby agree
to the following precepts.Copy !req
18. "One, that we shall
henceforth dedicateCopy !req
19. "our professional
and private livesCopy !req
20. "to the study of
mental telepathyCopy !req
21. "and whatever
extrasensory functionsCopy !req
22. "may be supplemental
to it.Copy !req
23. "Two, that the findings
of the study shall be appliedCopy !req
24. "not only to ourselves,
but to all our children.Copy !req
25. "Three, that
each family unitCopy !req
26. "shall reside
in a locationCopy !req
27. "calculated
to preventCopy !req
28. "the interference
of society.Copy !req
29. "Four, that monthly
correspondenceCopy !req
30. "shall be exchangedCopy !req
31. "until such time as
they will establishCopy !req
32. "a joint colonyCopy !req
33. "in which communication
of every sortCopy !req
34. shall be exclusively mental."Copy !req
35. There are sure to be
other details, of course,Copy !req
36. but for now, this should suffice
to get us started.Copy !req
37. Comments?Copy !req
38. More than sufficient,
I think.Copy !req
39. Most specific.Copy !req
40. Karl?Copy !req
41. It is what
we agreed upon.Copy !req
42. That sounds very much
like disapproval.Copy !req
43. No, no, no.
Not at all.Copy !req
44. I will be pleased
to sign.Copy !req
45. You are certain now?Copy !req
46. This should not
be entered intoCopy !req
47. unless with
absolute assurance.Copy !req
48. He is assured, holger.Copy !req
49. His apparent
uncertainty
is only...Copy !req
50. a sympathetic
reflection
of my own.Copy !req
51. You are still uncertain?Copy !req
52. Not in the general concept,
holger.Copy !req
53. I agree with it, believe in it.Copy !req
54. It is yet that I wonder,Copy !req
55. do we have the right to impose
this study on our children,Copy !req
56. even those unborn?Copy !req
57. You speak as if we plan
to harm our children.Copy !req
58. Isn't it rather that we hopeCopy !req
59. to bestow upon them
a gift beyond price?Copy !req
60. Of course that is
our hope, but...Copy !req
61. we offer them no choice
in the matter.Copy !req
62. Is that just?Copy !req
63. I too am a mother, maria,Copy !req
64. devoted to the welfare
of my child,Copy !req
65. yet I am convinced it is just.Copy !req
66. It is more than just.Copy !req
67. It's inevitable.Copy !req
68. Destiny demands it.Copy !req
69. Did you and
holger decideCopy !req
70. definitely not to
stay in europe?Copy !req
71. Yes.Copy !req
72. There's a house
in pennsylvaniaCopy !req
73. which was left to
holger by an uncle.Copy !req
74. We plan to
live in it.Copy !req
75. Oh, excellent.Copy !req
76. What town is this?Copy !req
77. German corners.Copy !req
78. What you're witnessing
is the curtain-raiserCopy !req
79. to a most extraordinary play:Copy !req
80. To wit the signing of a pact,
the commencement of a project.Copy !req
81. The play itself
will be performedCopy !req
82. almost entirely offstage.Copy !req
83. The final scenes
are to be enacted a decade henceCopy !req
84. and with a different cast.Copy !req
85. The main character
of these final scenes is ilse,Copy !req
86. the daughter of professor
and mrs. Nielsen, age two.Copy !req
87. At the moment,
she lies sleeping in her crib,Copy !req
88. unaware of the singular drama
in which she is to be involved.Copy !req
89. Ten years from this moment,
ilse nielsen is to knowCopy !req
90. the desolating terror
of living simultaneouslyCopy !req
91. in the world
and in the twilight zone.Copy !req
92. Yeah?Copy !req
93. Sheriff wheeler?
Yeah.Copy !req
94. This is tom poulter.Copy !req
95. The nielsen house is burning.Copy !req
96. What?Copy !req
97. There's a fire
at the nielsen house.Copy !req
98. Big fire- hurry.Copy !req
99. Right.Copy !req
100. What is it?Copy !req
101. Fire at the nielsen house.Copy !req
102. Did it just start?Copy !req
103. I hope so. If it didn't...Copy !req
104. max, it's harry.Copy !req
105. There's a fire
at the nielsen house.Copy !req
106. Call the volunteers.Copy !req
107. Get the truck out.Copy !req
108. I'll be there
in 10 or 15 minutes.Copy !req
109. Got it?Copy !req
110. I told them
when they first came hereCopy !req
111. they shouldn't live
so far out of town,Copy !req
112. but they wanted
their privacy.Copy !req
113. That girl...Copy !req
114. that lovely girl...Copy !req
115. we'll never put that out.Copy !req
116. Never mind the house.
Keep the woods from catching.Copy !req
117. Come on, let's check out back.Copy !req
118. They're done for.Copy !req
119. Poor kid.Copy !req
120. Harry, over here, quick!Copy !req
121. Do you think she's...Copy !req
122. is she burned?Copy !req
123. She's alive.Copy !req
124. Are you all right?Copy !req
125. She's in shock, harry.Copy !req
126. Get a blanket on her.Copy !req
127. Bad off.Copy !req
128. Can't talk, can't cry,
can't do nothing.Copy !req
129. She's not burned, though.Copy !req
130. How could she get out
without being burned?Copy !req
131. I don't know.Copy !req
132. Is she hurt?Copy !req
133. Not physically.Copy !req
134. I think she's in shock.Copy !req
135. We'd better get her to bed.Copy !req
136. We'll have to use sally's...Copy !req
137. the other bedroom, cora.Copy !req
138. All right.Copy !req
139. Cora.Copy !req
140. Oh, I'm sorry.Copy !req
141. She's beautiful.Copy !req
142. She looks just
like sally.Copy !req
143. Doesn't she?Copy !req
144. You want
something to eat?Copy !req
145. No, I haven't got time.Copy !req
146. Thought I'd take some coffee
to the boys.Copy !req
147. Are her parents...?Copy !req
148. No way of knowing.Copy !req
149. Can't get close
to the house yet.Copy !req
150. It's burning too hard.Copy !req
151. Well, how...?Copy !req
152. Tom poulter found her outside.Copy !req
153. Outside?Copy !req
154. We don't know how she got there.Copy !req
155. I expect her parents
are dead, though.Copy !req
156. It's an awful fire.Copy !req
157. Poor child.Copy !req
158. There's something wrong
with her.Copy !req
159. I know she's not deaf or dumb
or retarded or anything.Copy !req
160. Before she fell asleep,
I tried to get her to talk.Copy !req
161. She didn't say a word.
Not a word.Copy !req
162. Even in shock,Copy !req
163. the powers of speech
aren't completely gone.Copy !req
164. It's as though she doesn't know
how to talk.Copy !req
165. Be careful.Copy !req
166. Mother?Copy !req
167. Mother!Copy !req
168. Where are you, mother?Copy !req
169. Are you near me, father?Copy !req
170. Mother!Copy !req
171. Father!Copy !req
172. Where are you?Copy !req
173. No... no!Copy !req
174. They're dead!Copy !req
175. They're dead!Copy !req
176. Ilse!Copy !req
177. Ilse, what is it?Copy !req
178. I'm not going to hurt you, ilse.Copy !req
179. What's the matter, darling?Copy !req
180. They're dead.Copy !req
181. They're dead!Copy !req
182. They're dead! They're dead!Copy !req
183. And there's no way of getting
in touch with her relatives?Copy !req
184. Everything burned.Copy !req
185. Tom poulter said
the nielsens getCopy !req
186. three letters from europe
the end of each month.Copy !req
187. Maybe they're
from relatives.Copy !req
188. We can wait till
the next batch arrivesCopy !req
189. and write
to the three addresses.Copy !req
190. What'll we do with
the girl until then?Copy !req
191. Well, we'll have
to keep her here.Copy !req
192. Only be for a week
or so, cora.Copy !req
193. Unless the girl
can tell us something.Copy !req
194. Nope.Copy !req
195. You don't think
she can talk, either?Copy !req
196. I tried everything I
could to get her to.Copy !req
197. That explains it.Copy !req
198. What?Copy !req
199. The times
miss frank and I triedCopy !req
200. to talk the nielsens
into putting the girl in school,Copy !req
201. the answer
was always no.Copy !req
202. Maybe there's something
physically wrong with her.Copy !req
203. Well, we'll have doc steiger
check her over.Copy !req
204. I don't think
he'll find anything.Copy !req
205. I just can't understand it.Copy !req
206. They were educated people.Copy !req
207. They didn't even teach
their own daughter how to talk.Copy !req
208. They were strange people,
too, cora.Copy !req
209. They hardly ever spoke
themselves.Copy !req
210. We should put the girl in schoolCopy !req
211. while we're waiting
for those letters-Copy !req
212. teach her
how to talk, anyway.Copy !req
213. Well, not right away.Copy !req
214. She has to start sooner
or later, doesn't she?Copy !req
215. Harry, she just lost
her parents.Copy !req
216. I didn't mean tomorrow
or the next day.Copy !req
217. You know,
it's a crime,Copy !req
218. a girl that age
not being educated,Copy !req
219. not even knowing
how to talk.Copy !req
220. Her father
a professor, too-Copy !req
221. keeping his own child
in ignorance.Copy !req
222. Well, something's
got to be done.Copy !req
223. Somebody's got to undoCopy !req
224. what her parents
did to her.Copy !req
225. I'm not surprised-Copy !req
226. their decision
to live out of town.Copy !req
227. Why wouldn't they teach her
how to talk?Copy !req
228. And there's no reason
why she can't talk.Copy !req
229. I don't understand it.Copy !req
230. He says he just can't
understand it.Copy !req
231. There's nothing wrong
with her.Copy !req
232. He... he checked
everything.Copy !req
233. What is it, ilse?Copy !req
234. You can tell us,
darling.Copy !req
235. Nobody's going
to be angry with you.Copy !req
236. Don't be afraid
of us, ilse.Copy !req
237. Don't be afraid
of us.Copy !req
238. Cora, leave her alone!Copy !req
239. Well, I can't
just ignore her.Copy !req
240. She's been here
over a week now.Copy !req
241. What's the use?Copy !req
242. There's just no wayCopy !req
243. of getting
through to her.Copy !req
244. Well, I have
to keep on trying.Copy !req
245. Ilse.Copy !req
246. Didn't they ever talk to you?Copy !req
247. I wish I could
make you understand.Copy !req
248. She was swimming
in the lake...Copy !req
249. it's... it's almost
as if you understand.Copy !req
250. Bye, hon.Copy !req
251. Bye-bye.
See you at lunch.Copy !req
252. Hello?Copy !req
253. Yes, he is.Copy !req
254. Harry.Copy !req
255. Yeah?Copy !req
256. Yeah, tom.Copy !req
257. All right,
I'll be right over.Copy !req
258. The letters from
europe are in.Copy !req
259. I'll see you in
a little while.Copy !req
260. Now they'll come and get me...Copy !req
261. take me to the other children
who are the way I am.Copy !req
262. Did you get them?Copy !req
263. What?Copy !req
264. The letters.Copy !req
265. Tom poulter couldn't
let me have them.Copy !req
266. It's against the law.Copy !req
267. He's got to send them back.Copy !req
268. All he could do was let me copy
off the return addresses.Copy !req
269. I'm going to write to them now.Copy !req
270. It's all right, ilse.Copy !req
271. You run along now.Copy !req
272. Suppose you have
to write them.Copy !req
273. What do you mean?Copy !req
274. Thanks.Copy !req
275. Nothing.Copy !req
276. Wha... what are you saying
to them?Copy !req
277. About the fire,
the nielsens dying,Copy !req
278. asking them
if they're related to the girlCopy !req
279. or know where
any of her relatives are.Copy !req
280. Well...Copy !req
281. what if her relatives
aren't any better for herCopy !req
282. than her parents were?Copy !req
283. What are you talking about?Copy !req
284. It's my duty
to find her relatives.Copy !req
285. Who they are or what they are
is none of my business.Copy !req
286. The welfare of a child
is everybody's business!Copy !req
287. We are not in a
position to decide.Copy !req
288. We're in a position
just to send her away,Copy !req
289. just get rid of her.Copy !req
290. Then maybe she
won't ever talk.Copy !req
291. Maybe she'll go
through lifeCopy !req
292. just being afraid
of shadows!Copy !req
293. Cora... I understand.Copy !req
294. Sally gone and another child
in the house...Copy !req
295. but she's not our child, cora.Copy !req
296. We have no rights
where she's concerned.Copy !req
297. There's something wrong
with her.Copy !req
298. Our job is
to make every effort...Copy !req
299. is that why you want
to get rid of her?Copy !req
300. I don't have to answer that,
do I, cora?Copy !req
301. Now they'll come and get me.Copy !req
302. Ilse!Copy !req
303. Ilse!Copy !req
304. They'll never find me now.Copy !req
305. Never! Never!Copy !req
306. Oh, please, help me!Copy !req
307. I'm here, ilse nielsen!Copy !req
308. Help me, please!Copy !req
309. Leave her alone.Copy !req
310. Leave her alone.Copy !req
311. Leave her alone!Copy !req
312. Twilight zonewill continue
after station identification.Copy !req
313. Now, who could
that be?Copy !req
314. Probably miss frank.Copy !req
315. Well, aren't you going
to let her in?Copy !req
316. Yes, cora,
I asked her to come.Copy !req
317. Hello, miss frank.Copy !req
318. Mrs. Wheeler.Copy !req
319. Won't you come in?
Thank you.Copy !req
320. Afternoon,
miss frank.Copy !req
321. Glad you could come.Copy !req
322. I thought it was my duty.Copy !req
323. Don't put me in school, please.Copy !req
324. Won't you sit down?Copy !req
325. Cora!Copy !req
326. As I told you
a few days ago,Copy !req
327. I've written
to these people in europeCopy !req
328. four or five weeks ago.Copy !req
329. We just haven't had
any answer.Copy !req
330. We don't know
what we're going to do with her.Copy !req
331. While we're deciding,Copy !req
332. she ought to start getting
an education.Copy !req
333. She most certainly
should.Copy !req
334. It was positively
criminal of her parentsCopy !req
335. not to have started her
education years ago.Copy !req
336. The smugness of them.Copy !req
337. The insufferable
disdain.Copy !req
338. "We do not wish
our daughter to
go to your school."Copy !req
339. Just like that.Copy !req
340. In many ways,Copy !req
341. the fire was a
blessing of her life.Copy !req
342. What?Copy !req
343. I'm not referringCopy !req
344. to her lack
of education,
mrs. Wheeler.Copy !req
345. But to call such a hideous thing
a blessing.Copy !req
346. I'm sure I didn't mean it
that way, mrs. Wheeler.Copy !req
347. The first thing
she must learnCopy !req
348. to do, of course,
is talk.Copy !req
349. If I may see her now?Copy !req
350. I'll get her.Copy !req
351. She's a very shy
little girl, miss frank.Copy !req
352. She'll... need
understanding.Copy !req
353. She shall receive
it, mrs. Wheeler.Copy !req
354. Come here, ilse.Copy !req
355. Well,Copy !req
356. I think we're going
to get along just fine,Copy !req
357. you and I.Copy !req
358. Don't let her touch me.Copy !req
359. Please.Copy !req
360. No, not her.Copy !req
361. No.Copy !req
362. It'll be fun, darling.Copy !req
363. Don't be afraid.Copy !req
364. Come on.Copy !req
365. Good morning,
mrs. Wheeler.Copy !req
366. We were just
about to start.Copy !req
367. Good morning,
miss frank.Copy !req
368. I do hope everything
will be all right.Copy !req
369. Ilse's...Copy !req
370. don't be afraid.Copy !req
371. Now, you just leave her here,
mrs. Wheeler.Copy !req
372. She'll feel at home in no time.Copy !req
373. Well, I was wondering
if I just couldn't stayCopy !req
374. for a little while.Copy !req
375. As long as you're here,
she'll be upset.Copy !req
376. She can't begin to adjust
until she's alone with us.Copy !req
377. Believe me, it's the only way.Copy !req
378. All right.Copy !req
379. Good-bye, dear.Copy !req
380. I'll pick you
up after school.Copy !req
381. Don't be afraid.Copy !req
382. She's going to be fine,
mrs. Wheeler.Copy !req
383. We'll take good care of her.Copy !req
384. Right up front,
now, ilse.Copy !req
385. Class...Copy !req
386. this is ilse nielsen.Copy !req
387. We're going
to have to beCopy !req
388. very patient with her,Copy !req
389. because her parents
never taught herCopy !req
390. how to speak.Copy !req
391. She doesn't understand
one word of english.Copy !req
392. But we're going
to help her learn, aren't we?Copy !req
393. Yes.Copy !req
394. We are going
to work with herCopy !req
395. until she's exactly
like everybody else.Copy !req
396. Aren't we, class?Copy !req
397. Yes, miss frank.Copy !req
398. Now, ilse,Copy !req
399. can you say
your name, ilse?Copy !req
400. Try to say it.Copy !req
401. Your name, child.Copy !req
402. Ilse.Copy !req
403. Try to say it, child.Copy !req
404. Your name.Copy !req
405. You'll learn.Copy !req
406. "This is a boat.Copy !req
407. A boat sails
on the ocean."Copy !req
408. Ocean.Copy !req
409. "The men who live...Copy !req
410. "who live...
and work on the boatCopy !req
411. are called sailors."Copy !req
412. He's trying to tell about the
boat, but the boat isn't words.Copy !req
413. It isn't words.Copy !req
414. Why don't they learn
the way father taught me?Copy !req
415. You must pay attention, ilse.Copy !req
416. If you do not pay attention,
you will never learn.Copy !req
417. I said, "get up, ilse."Copy !req
418. Up.Copy !req
419. Now, we'll try again.Copy !req
420. Say your name- ilse.Copy !req
421. Your name- ilse.Copy !req
422. Ilse nielsen.Copy !req
423. Do you understand?Copy !req
424. I will help you to understand.Copy !req
425. I will say your name for you.Copy !req
426. Ilse, ilse.Copy !req
427. Class, tell ilse her name.Copy !req
428. On the count of three.Copy !req
429. One, two, three.Copy !req
430. Ilse.Copy !req
431. Ilse, ilse, ilse...Copy !req
432. don't push, children.Copy !req
433. Be careful, be careful.Copy !req
434. I want you to knowCopy !req
435. you're not fooling
me for one moment.Copy !req
436. I know exactly
what you are.Copy !req
437. I know, because my father tried
to force meCopy !req
438. into the same thing
when I was your age,Copy !req
439. and after many years
of concentrated effort,Copy !req
440. I overcame that sickness
which my father had forced on meCopy !req
441. as I am going to help you
overcome it, ilse.Copy !req
442. It's true, isn't it?Copy !req
443. They've been training you
to be a medium,Copy !req
444. trying to distort
your innocent mindCopy !req
445. to communicate with the dead.Copy !req
446. You've been trained
to be a medium, haven't you?Copy !req
447. Haven't you?Copy !req
448. No, it isn't true.Copy !req
449. That's not what
they were training me for.Copy !req
450. You understand me.Copy !req
451. You know what I think.Copy !req
452. Don't you see, ilse?Copy !req
453. You've proven my point.Copy !req
454. You've proven it to me.Copy !req
455. You are a medium.Copy !req
456. No, I'm not. You're wrong.Copy !req
457. I'm not a medium.Copy !req
458. I was wondering...Copy !req
459. mrs. Wheeler.Copy !req
460. Oh, ilse,
was it so bad?Copy !req
461. No, she's coming along nicely.Copy !req
462. Oh, she was
a little timid at first,Copy !req
463. but she's learning.Copy !req
464. She's most definitely learning.Copy !req
465. I'm so glad.Copy !req
466. We'll see her
tomorrow morning, then.Copy !req
467. Yes.Copy !req
468. Good-bye, miss frank.Copy !req
469. Come along, dear.Copy !req
470. The next day and the next day
and the next day.Copy !req
471. Please, sir.Copy !req
472. Where could we
find authority?Copy !req
473. Authority?Copy !req
474. Yes, uh... how
do you say it?Copy !req
475. The constable, the...Copy !req
476. sheriff.Copy !req
477. Oh, yes, yes.Copy !req
478. The sheriff.Copy !req
479. Turn around.Copy !req
480. Bitte?Copy !req
481. Turn around.Copy !req
482. That building.Copy !req
483. Oh.Copy !req
484. Danke.Copy !req
485. Uh... thank you.Copy !req
486. Constable.Copy !req
487. I feel so guilty, karl.Copy !req
488. What else
could we do?Copy !req
489. We simply could not
get away any sooner.Copy !req
490. We have our own
responsibilityCopy !req
491. to the project.Copy !req
492. I know,
but almost three monthsCopy !req
493. since we last heard
from holger and fanny.Copy !req
494. If they only
hadn't chosenCopy !req
495. such a far-removed
location for their work.Copy !req
496. They are americans, karl.Copy !req
497. We could not have
expected themCopy !req
498. to reside in europe.Copy !req
499. Do you still thinkCopy !req
500. that something bad
has happened to them?Copy !req
501. Why else would
they have failed to write?Copy !req
502. I hope you are wrong.Copy !req
503. That lovely child.Copy !req
504. And such a talent.Copy !req
505. Their progress with her
has been phenomenal.Copy !req
506. It is almost as if...Copy !req
507. as if she wasborntelepathic.Copy !req
508. I think that of
all the children,Copy !req
509. she had the
most potential.Copy !req
510. Yuck.Copy !req
511. Hello?Copy !req
512. It's me, coraCopy !req
513. yes, dear?Copy !req
514. Well, what is it, harry?Copy !req
515. Harry.Copy !req
516. The ones from europe
are here, cora.Copy !req
517. Did you hear me?Copy !req
518. Yeah.Copy !req
519. I'm going to have to
bring them over to the house.Copy !req
520. We'll be over in a little while.Copy !req
521. If we'd only
heard from you...Copy !req
522. but not a word.Copy !req
523. You can understand
why we felt freeCopy !req
524. to start adoption
proceedings.Copy !req
525. We understand
completely, sheriff.Copy !req
526. However, as I've said,
we received no letters.Copy !req
527. Just don't
understand it.Copy !req
528. Well...Copy !req
529. holger and fanny dead.Copy !req
530. I still can't believe it.Copy !req
531. How horrible.Copy !req
532. Even more horrible,
the thought of ilse exposedCopy !req
533. to people who do not understand.Copy !req
534. Cora, this is professor werner,
mrs. Werner.Copy !req
535. My wife.Copy !req
536. Mrs. Wheeler.Copy !req
537. How do you do?Copy !req
538. Won't you come in?Copy !req
539. Thank you.Copy !req
540. They say they never received
those letters I wrote to them.Copy !req
541. Oh?Copy !req
542. That's odd.Copy !req
543. Won't you sit down?Copy !req
544. Thank you.Copy !req
545. She burned those
letters, maria.Copy !req
546. Yes, I know.Copy !req
547. How terribly she suffers.Copy !req
548. Frau werner,
you came a long way.Copy !req
549. Yes, we did.Copy !req
550. Are we going to tell them
anything about ilse?Copy !req
551. Not unless we have to.Copy !req
552. May we see ilse?Copy !req
553. Well, I'm going to pick her up
at school in a little while.Copy !req
554. School?Copy !req
555. They should never have sent her
to school.Copy !req
556. Ilse?Copy !req
557. Ilse nielsen.Copy !req
558. Stand up.Copy !req
559. Stand up, ilse.Copy !req
560. Come forward.Copy !req
561. Face the class.Copy !req
562. Straighten up.Copy !req
563. Shoulders back.Copy !req
564. Now, what is your name?Copy !req
565. Your name.Copy !req
566. What is your name?Copy !req
567. Class...Copy !req
568. we will do againCopy !req
569. what we've been doing
for the past week.Copy !req
570. On the count of three,
think ilse's name.Copy !req
571. Don't say it aloud.Copy !req
572. Ready?Copy !req
573. One, two, three.Copy !req
574. Ilse, ilse, ilse, ilse,Copy !req
575. ilse, ilse, ilse, ilse...Copy !req
576. here they come.Copy !req
577. Ilse...Copy !req
578. this is professor
and frau werner.Copy !req
579. Hello, young lady.Copy !req
580. Ilse, you must concentrate.Copy !req
581. Your father was
in contact with us.Copy !req
582. Our children once were
being trained just like you.Copy !req
583. They're in germany.Copy !req
584. Ilse, you remember
the pakt, elkenbergs-Copy !req
585. us, the kalders,
your father and your mother.Copy !req
586. Dusseldorf, ten years ago.Copy !req
587. The pact, the project
about mental telepathy.Copy !req
588. Germany, ten years ago.Copy !req
589. The pact... telepathy.Copy !req
590. The werners are
from europe, ilse.Copy !req
591. They were friends
of your parents.Copy !req
592. Ilse- think!Copy !req
593. Ilse, where
is your mind?Copy !req
594. Your mind, ilse.Copy !req
595. Concentrate!Copy !req
596. My... name...Copy !req
597. is ilse.Copy !req
598. My name...Copy !req
599. is ilse.Copy !req
600. My name...Copy !req
601. is ilse.Copy !req
602. My name...Copy !req
603. is ilse.Copy !req
604. My name is ilse!Copy !req
605. Don't cry, baby.Copy !req
606. Don't cry.Copy !req
607. I'm here,
I'm here.Copy !req
608. Don't cry, darling,
I'm with you.Copy !req
609. I'm with you.Copy !req
610. You can't take
her away from me!Copy !req
611. Cora!Copy !req
612. No!Copy !req
613. I won't let them.Copy !req
614. I love her.Copy !req
615. And she loves me,
and sheneedsme.Copy !req
616. You have no right.Copy !req
617. You have no right!Copy !req
618. I want to
apologize againCopy !req
619. for my wife
and myself.Copy !req
620. We thought...Copy !req
621. we understand.Copy !req
622. Naturally,
you would thinkCopy !req
623. that we have comeCopy !req
624. to take ilse
back with us.Copy !req
625. However, as I've said,Copy !req
626. we have no legal power
to demand her...Copy !req
627. being no relation.Copy !req
628. Good-bye, sheriff.Copy !req
629. Good-bye.
Good luck.Copy !req
630. Uh...Copy !req
631. and thanks again.Copy !req
632. Your bus ought
to be alongCopy !req
633. in five or
ten minutes.Copy !req
634. I hope we have made
no mistakeCopy !req
635. letting them keep her,Copy !req
636. even though the nielsens
did give usCopy !req
637. the legal right to...Copy !req
638. I don't think
so, karl.Copy !req
639. To take her
to the other children nowCopy !req
640. would be terrible for her.Copy !req
641. Her facility is gone.Copy !req
642. Even with work,
it might not return.Copy !req
643. I suppose.Copy !req
644. But all those years holger
and fanny spent on her...Copy !req
645. wasted.Copy !req
646. Wasted?Copy !req
647. If they had not made
her mind so receptive,Copy !req
648. how could they have led her
out from the burning house,Copy !req
649. even though
they were trapped?Copy !req
650. But the loss, the loss-
it isn't right.Copy !req
651. There is no right or wrong
to it, karl.Copy !req
652. They all meant well.Copy !req
653. No one wanted anything
but to help her.Copy !req
654. But to lose everything?Copy !req
655. She has not lost everything.Copy !req
656. She has gained something, karl.Copy !req
657. Gained?Copy !req
658. We always knewCopy !req
659. that holger and fanny
did not really care for her.Copy !req
660. Maria.Copy !req
661. They were not unkind.Copy !req
662. They gave her what affection
they had in them to give.Copy !req
663. But the project
always came first.Copy !req
664. You know that, karl.Copy !req
665. For them, ilse was
less a daughterCopy !req
666. than she was an
experiment in flesh.Copy !req
667. She's going to be all right.Copy !req
668. For now, she's loved,Copy !req
669. and that is so much more
important than telepathy.Copy !req
670. Isn't it?Copy !req
671. Yes, liebchen.Copy !req
672. Much more important.Copy !req
673. It has been noted
in a book of proven wisdomCopy !req
674. that perfect love
casteth out fear.Copy !req
675. Well, it's unlikely
that this observationCopy !req
676. was meant to include
that specific fearCopy !req
677. which follows the loss
of extrasensory perception.Copy !req
678. The principle remains,
as always, beautifully intact.Copy !req
679. That of ilse nielsen,Copy !req
680. former resident
of the twilight zone.Copy !req
681. Mr. Richard matheson
lets his typewriterCopy !req
682. pay us a return visit
next time out ontwilight zoneCopy !req
683. with a story
called "death ship."Copy !req
684. Now this one is
for science fiction aficionados,Copy !req
685. ghost story buffsCopy !req
686. and any and all
who file away cluesCopy !req
687. with an eye toward
outguessing the writer.Copy !req
688. Next ontwilight zone,
misters jack klugman,Copy !req
689. ross martin and fred beir
take an extended tripCopy !req
690. through space on a death ship.Copy !req
691. Captain.Copy !req
692. Something glittered
down there.Copy !req
693. What is it?Copy !req
694. Something down there?Copy !req
695. Mason thinks so.Copy !req
696. There was something.Copy !req
697. We stay together.Copy !req
698. No one takes any risks.Copy !req
699. That's an order, mason.Copy !req