How to Make a Monster Page #5
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HAVE A FIELD DAY.
BUT, PETE,
HOW ABOUT US?
OUR WORK HERE:
IS DONE.
WELL DONE, I'D SAY.
BUT ACCORDING:
TO THE PAPER,
OH, QUIET, YOU FOOL.
FOR 25 YEARS.
YOU WON'T STARVE.
PROVIDED YOU KEEP
YOUR MOUTH SHUT.
DO YOU UNDERSTAND?
YES, PETE.
OF COURSE I DO.
ANY TROUBLE.
YOU KNOW THAT, PETE.
I'VE ALWAYS CONSIDERED
YOU THE MASTER,
AND LET'S
A SILENT ASSISTANT.
BEEN INVITED DOWNTOWN
TO POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
POLICE HEADQUARTERS?
FOR ROUTINE QUESTIONING.
MERELY A RIDE:
DOWN AND BACK.
I'LL PROVIDE
THE ANSWERS.
YES, PETE.
ALL RIGHT. LET'S GO.
THEY INSIST:
ON PUNCTUALITY.
ME?
YES, YOU. YOU'RE
PETE, ALL RIGHT.
I DON'T BELIEVE
WE'VE MET.
WELL, YOU'RE
MEETING ME NOW.
GARY DROZ,
THAT'S MY NAME.
I'M LARRY'S AGENT.
LARRY, YOUR
TEENAGE WEREWOLF.
WITH THE PRODUCER,
EVEN THOUGH:
I DON'T QUITE
UNDERSTAND.
I'M LIKE A FATHER
TO MY KIDS.
SOMETIMES I DON'T
TILL I GET 'EM
A TERM CONTRACT.
LIKE THAT?
VERY ADMIRABLE,
BUT I DON'T SEE
ALL RIGHT, I'LL THROW
YOU THE CONNECTION.
GETTING HIM WORK
IS MY DEPARTMENT,
AND LARRY'S GOT A GREAT
AND I'M GOING
AND FOR YOUR:
INFORMATION,
AND I DON'T NEED
TO HAVE A TRUCK:
DO YOU UNDERSTAND?
YES, OF COURSE,
MR. DROZ,
BUT, YOU SEE,
DON'T SUGGEST.
IN MY BOOK, YOU'RE
A NEGATIVE CHARACTER.
WHY, I COULD EVEN
GET YOU A JOB--
AS A HEAVY, IF YOU'LL
JOIN THE UNION.
WELL, THANKS
FOR THE OFFER.
YOU'RE WELCOME
FOR NOTHING.
AND DON'T FORGET WHAT
YOU LEAVE:
MY CLIENT ALONE!
I TELL YOU, PETE,
SINCE THAT MANIAC'S
NIGHTS:
DAYS OVER HERE.
I KNOW WHAT:
YOU MEAN, RICHARDS.
IT'S BEEN A HARDSHIP
SOMEBODY SURE:
HAD A GRUDGE:
AGAINST THOSE:
NEW EXECUTIVES.
A MANIAC.
WELL, A MANIAC
FOR KILLING.
MILLIE, WE APPRECIATE
TO HELP US.
NOW, IF YOU'LL
OF THIS MONSTER.
WELL, CAPTAIN,
THAT'S AS CLOSE
A MONSTER.
A NIGHTMARE.
HE HIT ME:
MUST HAVE HAD:
ABOUT WHAT:
TIME WAS IT?
WELL, I DON'T KNOW
TO THE MINUTE,
BUT I WAS COMING
FROM A PICTURE SHOW,
WITH WALKING 3 BLOCKS,
THANK YOU, MILLIE.
THIS, UH, MONSTER
FROM ANY SUSPECTS
WE PICK UP.
DOWN HERE AGAIN?
WELL, I'M AFRAID SO.
WELL...
YOU CALL ME,
AND I'LL COME.
YEAH, I'LL COME.
RICHARDS.
SIT DOWN.
NOW, LAST NIGHT,
AS YOU KNOW,
MR. CLAYTON
WAS KILLED.
YES, SIR?
WHY, NO.
DIDN'T HEAR ANYTHING.
NOW, WE'VE BEEN
CHEWING THAT OVER.
WHEN IT HAPPENED?
AT THE GATE.
FROM THE COMMISSARY?
AS 2 CITY BLOCKS.
TOSSED AROUND:
AND SMASHED:
YOU DIDN'T HEAR A THING?
I WOULDN'T HAVE RUN
TO HELP MONAHAN?
FOR YEARS:
WE TEAMED TOGETHER.
OF ANY DERELICTION
OF DUTY.
WE'RE JUST TRYING
THAT'S ALL.
WELL, I DID HAVE
THE RADIO ON.
LOUD?
YES, QUITE LOUD.
IT ISN'T THAT I'M DEAF
OR ANYTHING.
I JUST HAPPEN:
TO THE RADIO.
NO, NO. I GUESS NOT.
WELL, THINK
OF THE MAINTENANCE MEN,
THE GRIPS, THE GAFFERS,
EVEN THE SECRETARIES.
IN AND OUT.
AMONG ALL THOSE,
ANY SOREHEADS?
ANYBODY WITH A GRUDGE?
LIKE A HAPPY FAMILY.
WHY, IN MY
10 YEARS THERE,
NOT A BEEF,
NOT A GRIPE.
JUST FRIENDLY HELLOS
AND GOOD-BYES.
ON THE SET--
YOU KNOW,
THE USUAL SHINDIG
AFTER A PICTURE'S
FINISHED SHOOTING?
A FEW DRINKS,
SOME EATS, LAUGHS.
YEAH, WELL,
TO THE LOT.
IF YOU SEE:
OR HEAR ANYTHING--
IF YOU SUDDENLY:
REMEMBER ANYTHING--
ANY SUSPICIOUS:
CHARACTERS YOU SEE
ANYONE WHO TRIES
CALL US.
I WILL.
YOU BET I WILL!
THANK YOU.
ALL RIGHT, GENTLEMEN.
I'M CAPTAIN HANCOCK.
I THINK YOU'VE MET
DETECTIVE JONES.
THIS IS:
DETECTIVE THOMPSON.
HELLO.
HELLO.
PETE, I'LL TELL YOU
AND YOUR ASSISTANT
WE QUESTIONED THE MAID,
WHO WAS KNOCKED:
DOWN BY A MAN:
WHO MIGHT HAVE:
MURDERED CLAYTON.
CHECK OUT.
A CLUE, A SUSPECT.
NO, NO. ONLY THIS.
WAS A MONSTER.
WELL, I SUPPOSE ANY
WOULD GET DELUSIONS
ABOUT AN ATTACKER.
NO, SHE WAS
QUITE SPECIFIC.
SHE HAD:
HAD ONE EYE:
SHE HAD HALLUCINATIONS.
OF COURSE, SINCE SHE
WAS HYSTERICAL,
I CAN UNDERSTAND.
OF HER DESCRIPTION.
WELL, GENTLEMEN,
ER, OF US?
WELL, WE WANT
YOU'RE SUPPOSED
SOME CRACKPOT,
AFTER SEEING:
IN A PICTURE, I MEAN--
THEY'RE PLAYING
ALL OVER TOWN.
COULD HAVE:
TRICKED HIMSELF OUT
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