Blood of Dracula Page #3
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I'LL TELL YOU THAT, TOO.
SOON?
PERHAPS SOON.
IT STILL HURTS.
WELL, NOW I'LL REALLY
TAKE THE PAIN AWAY,
BUT I'LL NEED
YOUR COOPERATION
TO DO?
FIRST I WANT YOU
TO ANSWER A QUESTION.
ALL RIGHT.
NANCY, DO YOU TRUST ME?
I THINK SO.
I HARDLY TRUST ANYONE,
EXCEPT--
WELL, GLENN.
THAT'S MY BOYFRIEND.
AND, OF COURSE,
BUT YOU?
I THINK SO.
I'M GLAD,
BECAUSE IF YOU DIDN'T,
I COULDN'T HELP YOU
AT ALL.
I NATURALLY TRUST YOU.
IN OTHER WORDS,
WHAT HAPPENS:
IN THIS ROOM:
MUST NOT GO BEYOND
THIS ROOM.
YOU CAN DEPEND ON ME.
WHAT DO YOU WANT ME
TO DO?
I'LL TELL YOU.
NANCY, HAVE YOU EVER
BEEN HYPNOTIZED?
NO, NOT REALLY.
OH, SOME GOON
IN A PARLOR GAME
AT A PARTY.
AND I MADE BELIEVE THAT
I WAS UNDER HIS INFLUENCE,
TO KISS HIM HARD,
INSTEAD.
WELL, THIS IS NOT
A PARLOR GAME,
NOR IS IT MAKE-BELIEVE.
AND TAKE MY WORD
FOR IT, NANCY.
THIS WILL HELP YOU
IN MANY, MANY WAYS.
YOU SEE THIS AMULET?
IN AN ANTIQUE SHOP.
IT WAS SOLD TO:
WHOSE ANCESTORS:
HAD EMIGRATED:
FROM THE CARPATHIAN
MOUNTAINS.
SHE CLAIMED THAT IT'D
BEEN IN HER FAMILY
FOR 7 GENERATIONS.
THE STORY TO GET A BIGGER PRICE.
NO, SHE DIDN'T, NANCY.
SHE TOLD THE TRUTH.
I MADE A TRIP:
TO THAT REGION:
TO VERIFY THIS AMULET...
AND THE LEGEND:
CONNECTED WITH IT.
IT'S A STRANGE METAL,
WITH A CAT'S-EYE
FOR A CENTERPIECE.
IT CAN HEAL:
AND IT CAN DESTROY.
ALSO, IT CAN RELEASE
FRIGHTENING POWERS.
LOOK AT IT, NANCY.
LOOK AT IT.
NOW GO TO SLEEP.
YOUR EYES ARE:
GETTING DROWSY.
YOU'RE GETTING MORE
AND MORE SLEEPY.
IF YOU CAN STILL HEAR
MY VOICE...
YOU CAN HEAR ME:
YOU'RE IN A DEEP SLEEP.
YOUR HAND NO LONGER
FEELS THE PAIN.
TOUCH IT, PINCH IT.
I WANT YOU TO PROVE IT
TO YOURSELF.
IT'S ALL GONE.
AND THAT'S WHAT
I PROMISED YOU,
AND I HELPED TAKE
THE PAIN AWAY.
AND YOU WON'T
FORGET THAT.
NO, MISS BRANDING.
WHEN I COUNT TO 5,
YOU'LL WAKE UP
REFRESHED,
THE PAIN ENTIRELY GONE.
BUT YOU'LL REMEMBER
THAT IT'S IMPORTANT
TO OBEY ME ALWAYS.
1, 2...
3...
4...
WAKE UP.
HOW DO YOU FEEL,
NANCY?
FINE.
I FEEL FINE.
IT'S GONE.
NOW YOU CAN GO:
TO YOUR NEXT CLASS.
THANK YOU.
AND REMEMBER,
NOT A WORD OF THIS.
YOU CAN TRUST ME,
MISS BRANDING.
THANK YOU AGAIN.
[ROCK AND ROLL PLAYING]
NOW REMEMBER, YOU GUYS,
THIS IS NO PANTY RAID.
WE GOT TO BEHAVE.
LIKE LITTLE GENTLEMEN.
SURE,
JUST LIKE YOU SAID,
GOOD, CLEAN FUN.
WE'LL JUST BE
A WELCOME SURPRISE.
YEAH, WELL, I HOPE SO,
BECAUSE I STILL:
DON'T KNOW
IF I'M DOING
THE RIGHT THING.
COME ON, EDDIE,
MAKE THE MOVE.
AND DON'T FORGET,
TAB,
I GET DIBS:
ON THE BLONDES.
WHICH BLONDE?
ANY BLONDE.
ONLY IF THERE'S
A REDHEAD FOR ME.
HOLD THIS,
WILL YOU, JOE?
COME ON.
HONEY,
YOU'RE HOLDING ME
TOO TIGHT,
BUT I LIKE IT.
AAH!
WELL, OF ALL THE--
DON'T BE SCARED, GIRLS.
IT'S ONLY US--
MY BUDDIES,
JOE AND TAB.
HI!
THEY'RE FROM GLENBROOK HIGH,
AND I WAS TELLING--
WHO INVITED YOU?
WE HEARD:
THE ROCK AND ROLL,
FIGURED IT WAS:
OPEN HOUSE.
WELL, IT'S OUT
OF BOUNDS:
EXCEPT FOR:
GIRLS.
YOU'LL GET US
ALL IN TROUBLE.
NO, YOU CAN'T
CRASH THIS:
PARTY.
WE ALREADY DID.
SO YOU MIGHT AS WELL
BE SOCIABLE.
BESIDES,
IT WILL BE MORE FUN.
TERRY, DID YOU INVITE--
I JUST HAPPENED:
TO MENTION TO EDDIE
THAT WE WERE:
GOING TO HOLD:
AN INITIATION PARTY
AND--
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
LET'S HAVE A BLAST.
THEN WE'LL GO QUIETLY
OUT THE WINDOW.
WELL, ALL RIGHT,
BUT I'M GOING TO
HOLD YOU RESPONSIBLE.
OK! IT'S ALL IN FUN.
COME ON, I BROUGHT
SOME SWINGING RECORDS.
HOW ABOUT A REPLACEMENT
FOR THAT PILLOW DATE?
NO, THANKS.
OH, THE SOCIABLE TYPE.
I CHOSE MY OWN:
PARTNERS.
OK, BUT WAIT TILL
HEY, TAB, HOW ABOUT SINGING
"PUPPY LOVE" FOR THE GIRLS?
COME ON,
PLEASE, TAB!
PLEASE!
COME ON, TAB.
[ROCK AND ROLL PLAYING]
OH, IT WAS FRIDAY NIGHT
AND IT SURE WAS HOT
I HAD MY DADDY'S CAR
WITH A CONVERTIBLE TOP
OF THE MOON ABOVE
AND THEN MY BABY SAID
"OH, YEAH, LET'S MAKE
SOME PUPPY LOVE"
AND SMILED SO SWEET
THAT I FELT LIKE JUMPING
I KNEW WHAT:
SHE WAS THINKING OF
'CAUSE HER EYES SAID
"COME ON, LET'S MAKE
SOME PUPPY LOVE"
WELL, THEY SHE GAVE ME
THAT CRAZY LOOK:
I WAS REALLY SHOOK
SO I DROVE LIKE MAD
AND I DIDN'T STOP
'CAUSE I KNEW
THAT IF I DID:
I MIGHT BLOW MY TOP
'CAUSE IT WAS LATE
ANOTHER DATE:
SHE SAID:
"THAT'S REAL COOL,
MY TURTLEDOVE"
"WE'LL TAKE ANOTHER RIDE
AND MAKE SOME PUPPY LOVE"
[HONK]
[BEEP]
[HONK]
[HONK]
[HONK]
OH, THEN SHE GAVE ME
THAT CRAZY LOOK:
I WAS REALLY SHOOK
AND I DIDN'T STOP
'CAUSE I KNEW
THAT IF I DID:
SO I DROVE HER HOME
'CAUSE IT WAS LATE
AND ASKED HER FOR
ANOTHER DATE:
SHE SAID:
"THAT'S REAL COOL,
MY TURTLEDOVE"
"WE'LL TAKE ANOTHER RIDE
AND MAKE SOME PUPPY LOVE"
MAKING PUPPY LOVE
PUPPY LOVE:
LOVE.
[DISTANT CONVERSATIONS]
[ROCK AND ROLL PLAYING]
[MUSIC STOPS]
[CHATTERING]
EXCUSE ME.
OK.
WHAT'S WRONG, NANCY?
NOTHING,
I JUST FEEL A LITTLE DIZZY,
THAT'S ALL.
IT'S THE EXCITEMENT
OF THE PARTY.
SIT THIS DANCE OUT
AND RELAX.
TAB, I'D LIKE TO DANCE
THIS NEXT DANCE WITH YOU.
OK.
LOOK, BABY,
YOU'RE WITH ME.
KNOCK IT OFF,
JOE.
WE DANCE,
SO WHAT?
OW.
HEY, TAB, STOP IT!
SHH!
CUT IT OUT, FELLAS.
[KNOCK ON DOOR]
Rivers:
LET ME IN.
COME ON, LET'S GET
OUT OF HERE.
HURRY UP!
HURRY UP.
OPEN THE DOOR:
AND LET ME IN!
OK, LET HER IN.
WHAT'S GOING ON
IN THERE?
WHAT'S GOING ON
IN HERE?
I THOUGHT I HEARD
MEN'S VOICES.
OH, NO, MISS RIVERS.
I WAS JUST DOING
IMITATIONS.
AND THIS PLACE:
LOOKS AS THOUGH:
YOU'D HAD
A BARROOM BRAWL.
OH, WE'VE JUST BEEN HAVING
A LITTLE PILLOW FIGHT.
AND WHAT WERE THE
PILLOWS STUFFED WITH?
WELL, THE HIJINKS
ARE OVER FOR THE NIGHT.
RULES ARE RULES,
AND IT'S AFTER 10:00.
OH, JUST A LITTLE LONGER,
MISS RIVERS.
PLEASE,
MISS RIVERS.
ONLY A FEW MINUTES.
WELL, 15 MINUTES,
AND THEN ALL LIGHTS OUT.
AND, NOLA,
FOR TOMORROW'S
CLASS NOW.
I KNOW YOU, SLEEPYHEAD.
YOU'LL NEVER
BE UP ON TIME.
I'M ALWAYS THE PATSY.
WAIT TILL I GET:
MY HANDS:
ON YOUR EDDIE!
OK, KIDS, START
STRAIGHTENING UP.
FEEL ANY BETTER,
NANCY?
I'M JUST SLEEPY,
THAT'S ALL.
I THINK I'LL SACK IN.
DO THAT.
YOU CUT OUT NOW.
WE'LL CLEAN UP.
GOOD NIGHT.
HERE, NOLA,
TAKE ONE FOR THE ROAD--
86 PROOF GINGER ALE.
ALL RIGHT,
THE REST OF YOU STAY HERE
AND HELP ME CLEAN UP.
NOBODY GOES TO SLEEP
UNTIL THIS ROOM IS SHIP SHAPE.
THE BIRDS OF PARADISE
[THUD]
WHO'S THERE?
[CREAKING]
[GROWLING AND HISSING]
AAH! AAH!
MRS. THORNDYKE,
I'D LIKE TO TALK
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