The Omnipotence of Dreams Page #4
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it was always accompanied
by a storm and thunder,
whether it be natural or not.
And then I would hear the wail.
It's the most horrifying
sound in the world.
The wail of the banshee!
(thunder rumbles)
What's that?
A ghost or something.
I don't believe in ghosts.
Neither did anyone else.
At first, even I dismissed
the conclusions of my observations,
but then I began to remember the tales
told me when I was a boy.
The old little stories,
the wail of the banshee
and the accompanying death.
(rain patters)
You see, a banshee is a spirit
that materializes just before
death in an Irish family.
And then I began to remember
the apparitions that I had seen as a boy
and the corresponding
And they were not methodical or random.
They were always accompanied
by some sort of storm.
It was not me she was after.
(clears throat)
Then came the next installment of doom.
December 16th, 1944.
The last push of the
The Battle of the Bulge was about to begin
and I was smack dab, right in front of it.
(percussive music)
(eerie music)
(eerie organ music)
There I was, isolated, alone,
cut off from my lines,
wandering the aftermath
of her wretched spell.
(eerie music)
I was exhausted, sick,
on the verge of death,
looking for shelter.
I collapsed and began to fall asleep,
thinking the world would
(eerie music)
Happy birthday, Murphy!
(gun bolt clicking)
(German speaking)
(tank engine hums)
(German speaking)
(dramatic music)
(German speaking)
Where is the other?
(dramatic music)
I woke the next morning,
discovered that I had
stumbled into the German
cannon battery, their
last line of defense.
What could I do?
Run?
Stay?
(sighs) And then I realized
what was about to happen.
It all made sense.
The she-devil had brought me there
throes of destruction.
(dramatic music)
The next storm approached
and there was nothing
I could do to stop it.
(dramatic music)
(percussive music)
(cannons fire)
(loud explosion)
(bombs whistle)
(loud explosion)
(bombs whistle)
(loud explosion)
(bombs whistle)
(truck crashes)
(bombs whistle)
(loud explosion)
(loud explosion)
(body thump)
(bombs whistle)
(loud explosion)
(cannon fires)
(bombs whistle)
(loud explosion)
(banshee cackles)
(wind howls)
(bomb whistles)
(loud explosion)
(bombs whistle)
(tank and tracks)
(gun fires)
(eerie music)
(loud explosion)
(eerie music)
They were all dead.
(thunder rumbles)
(rain patters)
But you lived.
That's not bad luck.
Oh yeah, I survived
the first bombardment,
but then the last gun
firing the last shell
of that last battle had my name on it
and I ended up with
a tin plate in my head!
(metal plate clanking)
(rain patters)
(electricity buzzes)
(rain patters)
(loud sawing)
(distorted music)
(big band music)
(thunder rumbles)
(lightning cracks)
(glass clinks)
(glass breaks)
(picture creaks)
You had your chance to leave, boys!
(somber organ music)
But now it's too late!
(eerie music)
(dramatic music)
The she-devil has arrived
and she's come for you!
(lightning cracks)
(dramatic music)
(thunder rumbles)
(dramatic music)
(electricity buzzes)
(banshee cackles)
(moans)
(dramatic music)
(train horn blows)
(lightning cracks)
(dramatic music)
(thunder rumbles)
(man gasps)
(rain patters)
No!
No!
(laughter)
(sniffing)
(sniffing)
Okay mister, you're right.
Your life is the worst I've ever heard.
Here.
(loud thud)
It's yours, I don't want it.
I just want to get out of here.
You can have it, you can have it,
You can have it!
I don't want it,
am I even going to get out of here?
(moans) Oh, okay.
I just want to get out of here.
(man moans)
(loud thud)
(rain patters)
(car engine starts)
(car engine hums)
(rain patters)
(cow bell clanging)
(rain patters)
(fly buzzes)
(water drips)
(rain patters)
(orchestral music)
(cheerful accordion music)
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