Attack of the Puppet People Page #5
I TRUST TO CURE HIM.
MARIANI, WHO'S
IN MILAN.
AURIAC, BUT HE'S
IN PARIS, AND YOU.
YOU KNOW PERFECTLY
WELL I NEVER COULD
RESIST FLATTERY.
HAVE TO WORK ON HIM?
WELL, YOU SEE, WE
HAVE A MATINEE:
TOMORROW AT 2:
00.TO RETURN ALL THAT
MONEY FOR THE TICKETS.
CAN YOU HAVE HIM
READY THAT SOON?
I'LL TRY, EVEN IF IT
TAKES ME ALL NIGHT.
AND, ONE MORE THING,
HOW MUCH IS THIS
GONNA COST?
NOTHING. THAT'S THE
LEAST I CAN DO FOR
AN OLD FRIEND.
THANK YOU,
THANK YOU.
MAY A DEAR OLD FRIEND
ASK YOU SOMETHING OF
A PERSONAL NATURE?
CERTAINLY.
OVER TO ASK ME:
ALL SORTS OF:
QUESTIONS?
WHEN WAS THIS?
THIS AFTERNOON.
A POLICE SERGEANT
NAMED PATERSON.
HE COMES TO MY:
HOTEL ROOM,AND
IT SOUNDS FANTASTIC,
HE ASKED ME IF YOU WERE
IN THE HABIT OF MAKING
PEOPLE DISAPPEAR.
I DO IT ALL THE TIME?
BUT SERIOUSLY, IT'S
BAD BUSINESS TO:
HAVE POLICE PRYING
INTO YOUR AFFAIRS.
EMIL, I'M QUITE
SERIOUS. IF I THOUGHT
I WAS BEING WATCHED
I WOULD FIND LIFE
INTOLERABLE. NOW, BE A
GOOD FELLOW, WILL YOU,
AND TELL THE NIGHT
DOORMAN TO LET ME IN
THE THEATER LATER ON.
I'LL HAVE TO GIVE
MR. HYDE A TRYOUT
WHEN HE'S FINISHED.
I'LL RUN ALONG NOW.
I'LL DO IT ON MY WAY HOME.
I DON'T SUPPOSE I HAVE
I AM TO YOU, FRANZ.
NONSENSE.
GOOD NIGHT, EMIL.
AND GOODBYE.
[Franz] SORRY YOU'RE AWAKE,
MISS REYNOLDS.
MAKES EVERYTHING
MUCH MORE DIFFICULT.
WHAT ARE YOU:
GOING TO DO?
THE POLICE HAVE BEEN ASKING
MY FRIEND, EMIL, QUESTIONS.
THEY'RE GETTING TOO CLOSE.
THAT LEAVES ME ONLY ONE COURSE.
YOU'LL FREE US,
WON'T YOU?
YOU'LL MAKE US
OUR RIGHT SIZE AGAIN?
[Franz] AND BE DEPRIVED
OF YOUR COMPANY?
NO, I COULDN'T LET THAT HAPPEN.
CAN'T YOU SEE? IT'S BETTER
THAT WE ALL BOW OUT TOGETHER.
[Franz] PLEASE,
DON'T BE FRIGHTENED.
CAN'T YOU SEE? IT'S MUCH
BETTER THAT WE ALL
MEET DEATH TOGETHER
TO BE LEFT ALONE.
THERE'S NOTHING WORSE
THAN LONELINESS.
WAIT. WAIT,
I HAVE A SPLENDID IDEA.
YES, WE'LL HAVE
A GOING-AWAY PARTY
FOR ALL OF US. A CELEBRATION.
EMIL ASKED ME TO FIX HIS PUPPET
WE'LL HAVE OUR PARTY THERE.
A THEATER PARTY.
[Franz] NOW,
LET'S ALL GET READY.
SAY, WHAT'S THE MATTER
LOOK AT THE SERVICE
WE GET. THE OLD BOY
IS REALLY LETTING GO.
HE'S BEEN GIVING US
PARTIES LIKE THEY'RE
GOING OUT OF STYLE.
AND TONIGHT, A THEATER
PARTY NO LESS.
GEORGIA, AS IT
MAY BE OUR LAST.
WHAT ARE YOU:
TALKING ABOUT?
SALLY!
TELL HER.
HE SAID THAT:
TONIGHT...
GOING HIMSELF, TOO.
AND DRESS. WE'LL
TELL THE BOYS.
BOB, BOB, HE SAID
HE'S GOING TO--
YEAH, I KNOW.
WE HEARD YOU:
TELL GEORGIA.
IF I WAS JUST:
MY OLD SIZE:
FOR FIVE MINUTES.
LET'S TRY THE
PHONE. THERE'S
NO MUSIC NOW.
MAYBE THEY'LL
HEAR US.
SURE. AND SO WOULD
FRANZ. HE'S JUST
OUTSIDE THE DOOR.
HEY, THE WINDOW.
IT'S SLIGHTLY OPEN.
MAYBE WE COULD:
SIGNAL SOMEBODY.
SURE WE CAN.
WE'RE ONLY
FIVE STORIES UP.
HERE'S SOME PAPER.
GET SOMETHING:
TO WRITE WITH.
LAURIE, KEEP AN EYE
OUT FOR FRANZ.
HERE'S AN OLD
PAINTBRUSH. IT'S
ALL DRIED UP.
SAY, HOW ABOUT USING
SOME OF THIS LIPSTICK?
[Stan] HERE'S A PENCIL.
[Bob] GREAT. BRING IT ON OVER.
[Bob] LET'S SEE NOW.
I'LL WRITE, "HELP!
SEND POLICE!"
[Georgia] YES.
[Mac] COME ON
[Georgia] HURRY UP.
[Bob] GET THAT PENCIL OUT
OF THAT STUFF BACK.
[Mac] AIM IT GOOD.
NOW, SHALL WE TAKE A TAXI
TO THE THEATER?
A NICE TREAT.
OF COURSE, YOU WON'T BE ABLE
BUT I DON'T THINK YOU'LL MIND
THAT LITTLE INCONVENIENCE.
AT LEAST,
YOU'LL BE ABLE TO HEAR
WHAT THE CITY:
SOUNDS LIKE AT NIGHT
BECAUSE THIS TIME,
I SHAN'T PUT YOU TO SLEEP.
[Franz] YOU'VE BEEN VERY GOOD.
THIS IS YOUR REWARD.
YOU ALL RIGHT,
MR. FRANZ?
YES, YES, FINE.
[Janitor] KIND OF LONESOME
IN A THEATER WITH NOBODY AROUND.
NOT TO ME. I HAVE MY PUPPETS
TO KEEP ME COMPANY.
BUT YOU'VE BEEN AT IT ALL NIGHT.
I THOUGHT MAYBE I'D GET YOU
SOME MORE COFFEE.
NO, NO MORE COFFEE.
DON'T COME
ON THE STAGE!
ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT.
NO MORE COFFEE.
I'VE GOT ONE OF THOSE CAPSULES
THAT HE USES TO PUT US TO SLEEP.
IF WE COULD SLIP IT
IN HIS COFFEE...
IT MAY NOT PUT HIM TO SLEEP,
[Mac] WHERE'D YOU GET IT?
[Bob] THE LAST TIME
HE PUT US AWAY.
NOW THEN, I THINK OUR
PUPPET FRIEND DR. JEKYLL
GOOD EVENING,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
I AM DR. JEKYLL.
I HAVE DISCOVERED
A STRANGE DRUG.
NATURE FROM WHAT IS GOOD IN ME.
[Franz as Jekyll] THEN I BECOME
THE SINISTER MONSTER, MR. HYDE.
WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF
A FEW MEMBERS OF OUR AUDIENCE,
I'D LIKE TO PUT ON ONE OF
THE SCENES FROM OUR LITTLE PLAY.
[Franz as Jekyll] WHICH ONE
OF YOU WILL VOLUNTEER?
COME NOW, WE MUSTN'T KEEP
DR. JEKYLL WAITING.
[Franz] MISS REYNOLDS, YOU WILL
PLAY THE GOOD DOCTOR'S FIANCE.
GEORGIA, YOU WILL BE HIS VICTIM.
AND, NOW LET ME SEE,
FOR DR. JEKYLL'S BEST FRIEND...
YES, BOB, YOU SHOULD BE
BACK AND ENJOY YOURSELVES.
ALL RIGHT, YOU'RE ON,
MISS REYNOLDS. I'LL PROMPT
YOU ON WHAT TO DO.
GO AHEAD, DARLING. KEEP HIS
EYES OFF THE COFFEE CUP.
TELL HIM HE'S BEEN
HIM WHAT'S THE MATTER.
YOU'VE BEEN STRANGE LATELY.
TELL ME WHAT'S THE MATTER.
NOTHING, MY DEAR.
NOTHING AT ALL.
IT'S ONLY
YOUR IMAGINATION.
YOU MUST PLAY UP TO HIM.
REMEMBER, YOU LOVE HIM.
SAY SO. TELL HIM
HE CAN TRUST YOU.
YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU.
WHY CAN'T YOU BE
KIND TO ME?
NO. MORE CONVINCING,
DEAR. TRY IT AGAIN.
YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU.
WHY CAN'T YOU BE
KIND TO ME?
THAT'S IT, MY DEAR. THAT'S IT.
[Franz as Jekyll]
THINGS ARE DIFFERENT NOW.
THEY CAN NEVER BE CHANGED
BACK AGAIN.
PERHAPS IT WOULD BE BEST
IF WE STOPPED:
SEEING ONE ANOTHER.
THERE IS DANGER HERE FOR
YOU AND I WOULDN'T WANT
WHY WON'T YOU TELL
ME WHAT'S WRONG?
I HAVE TRAVELED THE
ROAD OF NO RETURN.
THERE IS NO GOING BACK.
ME FROM THE CURSE I
HAVE PUT UPON MYSELF.
[Sally screams]
WHY YOU'RE MORE OF A
FIEND THAN I THOUGHT!
IF YOU'RE GONNA KILL US,
GET IT OVER WITH!
CUT OUT THIS:
CAT-AND-MOUSE GAME!
BOB, DON'T RUIN OUR LAST ACT.
LOOK AT THIS PUPPET DOWN HERE,
FRANZ. LOOK AT IT CLOSELY!
IT'S A MONSTER ALL
RIGHT, BUT NOT HALF
STOP IT, BOB! THE PUPPET!
YOU'RE DESTROYING THE PUPPET!
STOP IT, I TELL YOU! STOP IT!
[Sally screams]
WHO'S THERE?
ME AGAIN.
DON'T COME ON
THE STAGE!
I TOLD YOU I DON'T WANT
TO BE DISTURBED.
AND I THOUGHT--
YOU THOUGHT WHAT?
MAYBE YOU WANT:
SOME MORE COFFEE.
NO, NO, YOUR
COFFEE'S FINE AND
STILL HAVE PLENTY.
BOB!
MISS REYNOLDS!
WHERE ARE YOU HIDING?
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