Twixt
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00:36,300 -- 00:00:39,450i Once, a People / i
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00:39,600 -- 00:00:41,800i not far from the big city. / i
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00:43,200 -- 00:00:47,200Crossing i for him.
Is it only had some business / i
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00:47,400 -- 00:00:49,425i coffee shop, / i
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00:49,426 -- 00:00:51,450i groceries, the Sheriff's office. / i
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00:52,650 -- 00:00:54,700i all kinds of people. / i
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00:54,850 -- 00:00:57,3508
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00:57,500 -- 00:01:01,700i religious fanatics, retirees ... / i
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01:02,050 -- 00:01:05,200i Well, it was a Town
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01:05,350 -- 00:01:07,550i be left alone. / i
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01:08,150 -- 00:01:10,350And so were i. / i
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01:14,600 -- 00:01:19,200Sheriff Bobby i LaGrange,
has been here for years. / i
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01:19,650 -- 00:01:22,732i also makes new wood. / i
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01:25,100 -- 00:01:27,250i But the most interesting of the People / i
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01:27,400 -- 00:01:31,800i was free, had a Tower
with a clock and seven sides. / i
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01:33,050 -- 00:01:36,950i could see the time from any
part in the Town of Swamm Valley. / i
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01:38,000 -- 00:01:41,300i faces persistently
gave different times. / i
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01:42,500 -- 00:01:46,750i Undoubtedly, something sinister
was there. / i
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01:49,200 -- 00:01:51,700i Maybe it was the terrible murder / i
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01:51,850 -- 00:01:53,850i happened many years ago. / i
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01:54,000 -- 00:01:56,000i too terrible to talk about it. / i
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01:56,150 -- 00:01:58,750i harassing the people. / i
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02:00,500 -- 00:02:04,950i Or, perhaps they were teens
gathered from across the lake. / i
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02:05,200 -- 00:02:08,150they did bad things / i
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02:08,300 -- 00:02:10,500i worshiping Satan. / i
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02:11,000 -- 00:02:13,850i way they
dress, the music they play, / i
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02:14,000 -- 00:02:17,350i and its mysterious leader
known only as Flamenco, / i
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02:17,500 -- 00:02:19,700i a seducer of young innocent / i
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02:20,200 -- 00:02:23,700i and some say ... Much worse. / I
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02:26,400 -- 00:02:29,550i was during this time
uncertain that a writer, / i
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02:29,700 -- 00:02:32,650popular Baltimore Hall, / i
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02:32,900 -- 00:02:36,25033
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02:36,400 -- 00:02:40,050i on a promotional tour for his
book, another in a series of novels. / i
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02:40,200 -- 00:02:42,400i About Witchcraft. / i
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02:43,150 -- 00:02:45,200Excuse you know where
is the bookstore?
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02:45,350 -- 00:02:48,250- Great.
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03:04,200 -- 00:03:08,750i Mom, you promised to go to the movies! / i
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03:09,550 -- 00:03:12,000Have you read the success of Hall Baltimore?
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03:12,150 -- 00:03:14,350No thanks.
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03:23,250 -- 00:03:25,595Have you read the success of Hall Baltimore?
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03:25,750 -- 00:03:29,050No. Who is Hall Baltimore?
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03:29,200 -- 00:03:32,600That's me.
- Nice to meet you.
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03:32,800 -- 00:03:35,700Hey. And you are ...
- Stacy.
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03:36,550 -- 00:03:38,750Oh, forgive me. Sorry.
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03:39,000 -- 00:03:41,211Hi, Stacy. Goodbye, Stacy.
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03:42,800 -- 00:03:44,800Hey.
- Hey.
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03:44,950 -- 00:03:48,250Do you sell guns?
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03:48,750 -- 00:03:50,850No guns, ammunition only.
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03:51,000 -- 00:03:53,200Just ammunition?
- Yes
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03:53,450 -- 00:03:55,728What about knives?
- In the hall two.
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03:58,350 -- 00:04:02,300Here is Hall Baltimore! I'll take one.
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04:03,150 -- 00:04:07,550Could ... Autograph?
- Insurance.
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04:07,700 -- 00:04:12,350For Bobby LaGrange.
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04:12,900 -- 00:04:16,950i For Bobby LaGrange. My
Best wishes! Hall Baltimore. / I
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04:19,550 -- 00:04:23,200How does it feel to be
compared to Stephen King?
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04:24,350 -- 00:04:26,350Not so wonderful.
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04:26,500 -- 00:04:31,900You know, I also write
horror stories.
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04:32,500 -- 00:04:36,150Do not tell me? What is the
Sheriff of Pueblo?
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04:36,900 -- 00:04:39,100For 40 years.
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04:40,150 -- 00:04:45,050Would you mind, read
some of my stories?
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04:45,500 -- 00:04:47,500I would be very grateful.
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04:47,650 -- 00:04:50,100We had a mass slaughter.
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04:50,550 -- 00:04:52,750A while.
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04:52,900 -- 00:04:55,714Good people think
the city is haunted.
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04:56,800 -- 00:05:01,850Well, I'm just
passing through the city
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05:02,000 -- 00:05:04,200and be on my way.
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05:05,000 -- 00:05:09,050Are you a writer of mystery and
you are interested in mass slaughter?
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05:09,200 -- 00:05:11,400No.
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05:13,200 -- 00:05:15,250If you come with me right now ...
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05:15,400 -- 00:05:19,300I'll show you something interesting,
I have in the morgue.
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05:21,400 -- 00:05:23,950Interesting, is in the morgue?
- Yes, Lord.
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05:24,300 -- 00:05:26,500Now?
- Yes, Lord.
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05:27,400 -- 00:05:29,600There's a story there.
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05:52,650 -- 00:05:54,650It looks like.
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05:54,651 -- 00:05:56,65076
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05:56,800 -- 00:05:58,725Oh Jesus! Let me ask you a question
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05:58,726 -- 00:06:00,650How much have you worked here?
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06:01,000 -- 00:06:05,100Do not drag a couch with
a dead person on my foot!
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06:05,250 -- 00:06:07,450I'm sorry, Sheriff.
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06:12,000 -- 00:06:16,500Do these occurrences happen frequently?
- It's happened before.
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06:16,650 -- 00:06:18,800It seems to be a serial murderer leaves his
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06:18,801 -- 00:06:20,950business card
with the wooden stake.
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06:26,750 -- 00:06:30,650I do not see his face.
- Do not blame you.
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06:30,800 -- 00:06:33,950I mean, it really
tragedy, just a poor girl.
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06:34,100 -- 00:06:35,125Arbus.
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06:35,126 -- 00:06:36,150- Yes
- Arbus!
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06:36,300 -- 00:06:39,200Okay, okay.
- You're standing on watch.
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06:41,250 -- 00:06:43,650Do you know who?
- Are you a girl?
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06:44,400 -- 00:06:46,900Here there is everything, lazy, fugitives.
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06:47,050 -- 00:06:49,462And worse:
Those kids Lake.91
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06:50,200 -- 00:06:52,400Of all kinds.
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06:55,000 -- 00:07:00,200Would you like to collaborate on a
book about this? You and me.
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07:03,050 -- 00:07:05,250You will ...
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07:05,450 -- 00:07:07,650Leave it lurch like that?
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07:15,200 -- 00:07:18,050Hey. I would like to fill with
my thermos coffee, please.
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07:18,200 -- 00:07:20,400All right.
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07:27,800 -- 00:07:29,800Edgar Allan Poe slept in this city?
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07:29,950 -- 00:07:32,350Sure there are.
- In the Old Hotel "Chikering".
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07:34,200 -- 00:07:36,400A long time ago.
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07:37,200 -- 00:07:39,250
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