Twixt Page #3
- What is your position
about the time change?
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17:57,350 -- 00:18:01,350- What are you thinking?
200
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18:07,200 -- 00:18:09,650That is a grave.
- A grave?
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18:09,800 -- 00:18:12,800You can walk through it, not
worry, the entire floor is a tomb.
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18:12,950 -- 00:18:15,325What this?
203
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18:15,326 -- 00:18:17,700- There are 12 children buried
right down there.
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18:18,000 -- 00:18:20,40013 children were killed in cold blood.
205
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18:21,050 -- 00:18:23,050In fact he is right.
206
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18:23,200 -- 00:18:27,500It's just a dozen. A is
escaped and I am doomed.
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18:29,600 -- 00:18:32,200When was that?
- A long time ago.
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18:33,750 -- 00:18:37,300i clock is fixed.
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18:39,200 -- 00:18:41,478Ja ... The clock is fixed.
The clock is fixed!
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19:52,700 -- 00:19:54,900I have you devil!
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19:58,400 -- 00:20:01,817I let blood!
- Succinala! Succinala! Succinala!
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20:02,050 -- 00:20:04,250Damn it! Write it!
213
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20:04,400 -- 00:20:08,800The time it bit you at 4:00.
- It is 4:
00.214
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20:09,000 -- 00:20:11,948The clock says 4:00.
- Is this a joke?
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20:13,800 -- 00:20:16,000i She is the devil! Hell / i
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20:59,350 -- 00:21:01,550Children are dead.
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21:24,150 -- 00:21:26,350You?
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21:30,350 -- 00:21:32,550Why are you here?
219
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21:33,800 -- 00:21:37,600What did he say?
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21:37,850 -- 00:21:41,750Get out of here, man!
You know what you did.
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21:46,800 -- 00:21:49,000Kids! A hurry!
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21:50,000 -- 00:21:52,211The moon goes, it's nap time.
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21:56,600 -- 00:22:00,350Go! Come on, now!
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22:10,750 -- 00:22:12,950Oh, Jamie ...
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22:21,600 -- 00:22:23,800My God, I am lost.
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22:25,900 -- 00:22:29,650Perhaps this is what
need? My story.
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22:40,650 -- 00:22:42,850Wait! Where are you going?
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22:50,800 -- 00:22:53,050Help me ...
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23:01,000 -- 00:23:04,150You? My God, Edgar Poe.
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23:07,600 -- 00:23:09,800Show me the way.
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23:19,850 -- 00:23:22,050Hall, wake up!
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23:22,400 -- 00:23:25,450Are you still in bed? Wake up.
- What? It was not me.
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23:25,600 -- 00:23:29,350It's me, is your wife. Hello!
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23:33,200 -- 00:23:36,350Hall, wake up. I know you're there.
235
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23:36,500 -- 00:23:38,500What is that?
- Have you woke up? I am.
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23:38,650 -- 00:23:40,650What? Are you okay?
237
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23:40,800 -- 00:23:43,050I'm your wife.
- Yes, I know who you are.
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23:43,800 -- 00:23:45,850I need ...
239
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23:46,000 -- 00:23:49,650A second. That ... God
my, what have you done?
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23:50,650 -- 00:23:52,650Yes? That?
241
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23:52,800 -- 00:23:54,800Do you know how much it costs?
- I know.
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23:54,950 -- 00:23:57,150$ 160 thousand dollars.
243
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23:57,300 -- 00:24:00,000No, it costs more than that, is invaluable.
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24:00,150 -- 00:24:03,750Should not touch. How
I got there? Calm down.
245
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24:03,900 -- 00:24:09,600For, whatever you do,
keep it, this is not a joke.
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24:10,150 -- 00:24:12,850You think ... It scarcely
funny. It is a good book, right?
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24:13,050 -- 00:24:15,050Yes, it is Whitman ...
248
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24:15,200 -- 00:24:16,975that with collectors
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24:16,976 -- 00:24:18,750private, you understand what that means?
250
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24:19,000 -- 00:24:21,700He did the typography for yourself!
- You think I'm kidding?
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24:21,850 -- 00:24:22,875Please ...
252
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24:22,876 -- 00:24:23,900I think the book value most this
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24:24,050 -- 00:24:26,850than your own family.
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24:27,050 -- 00:24:29,350255
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24:29,500 -- 00:24:31,700Get me the advancement
or say goodbye to him.
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24:31,850 -- 00:24:34,800Please ...
- Do not make me do it.
257
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24:35,550 -- 00:24:38,300I do not want, but I have.
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25:24,200 -- 00:25:26,400Damn.
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25:49,450 -- 00:25:51,650260
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25:57,000 -- 00:25:59,000Hello, I'm looking for ...
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25:59,001 -- 00:26:01,000Ms. LaGrange sleep. Silence.
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26:02,900 -- 00:26:04,900Sorry.
263
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26:05,050 -- 00:26:08,850Would you like to know if you have any information
about the Old Hotel "Chikering"?
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26:09,500 -- 00:26:11,700I see the files.
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26:21,450 -- 00:26:23,650Thank you.
266
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26:34,100 -- 00:26:37,400i Poe write a story
267
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26:49,300 -- 00:26:52,350i Murderer of innocents! Swamm
Valley devastated, shocked residents / i
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26:52,500 -- 00:26:56,000i The minister said the
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26:59,800 -- 00:27:02,000i September 26, 1955 / i
270
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27:09,300 -- 00:27:13,200i ... and children are doomed,
if he does not save their souls. / i
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27:18,700 -- 00:27:20,900i Devil.
The Bell / i
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28:09,450 -- 00:28:11,650The Sheriff's office
in Swamm Valley, please.
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28:11,800 -- 00:28:13,800Wait a minute.
274
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28:13,950 -- 00:28:19,250The number is 393-229-39-23.
Do you want to connect it?
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28:19,400 -- 00:28:21,600Yes.
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28:23,000 -- 00:28:25,050Sheriff's office.
We are closed.
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28:25,200 -- 00:28:28,000Yes, I am. Been there
me, the writer.
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28:28,300 -- 00:28:31,500Looking in the window.
I will go to the front door.
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28:34,950 -- 00:28:37,150All right.
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28:38,550 -- 00:28:40,550We are closed.
- Can we talk?
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28:40,700 -- 00:28:43,950The Sheriff said that nothing would happen
while that thing is here inside.
282
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28:44,100 -- 00:28:46,100Where is the Sheriff?
- It's Sunday, is in the church.
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28:46,250 -- 00:28:50,900It's a mystery, is not very religious.
- Listen, listen.
284
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28:51,100 -- 00:28:54,550What time the coroner said
the county would come to take him?
285
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28:54,700 -- 00:28:57,100I said nothing.
286
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28:57,950 -- 00:29:00,700Someone said this week.
- It was not me.
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29:00,850 -- 00:29:02,850I can go?
288
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29:03,000 -- 00:29:06,500Well, but can not touch
anything, it's all evidence.
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29:08,800 -- 00:29:11,000Nothing to play, you understand?
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29:12,700 -- 00:29:17,150It is my responsibility and I do not want
such yell at me, I'm sick of it.
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29:18,250 -- 00:29:20,450Well i.
- I can talk to the Sheriff. / I
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29:20,700 -- 00:29:22,900i Just a minute. / i
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29:23,600 -- 00:29:25,800Bobby i / i
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29:26,800 -- 00:29:29,000i The Phone / i
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29:31,950 -- 00:29:33,950Yes.
- Constable, I have this ...
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29:34,100 -- 00:29:37,000writer in the office.
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29:37,600 -- 00:29:39,800
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