War of the Colossal Beast Page #2
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WORTH YOUR WHILE.
IT COULD BE:
IF YOU'D HAVE DINNER
WITH ME THIS EVENING.
OH, I'D LIKE TO,
BUT I CAN'T.
I'M LEAVING FOR MEXICO
RIGHT AWAY.
GOOD-BYE.
GOOD-BYE.
[DOOR CLOSES]
THAT IS THE BOY:
MIGUEL.
HAS HE TOLD YOU:
ANYTHING YET?
NO, BUT YOU CAN
QUESTION HIM IF YOU LIKE.
HE'S SUPPOSED TO
MIGUEL?
MIGUEL?
YOU SEE, SEORITA.
I WILL FIND A PLACE
FOR YOU TO SPEND THE NIGHT.
THANKS, BUT I'M
GOING TO STAY HERE.
ALL NIGHT?
AS LONG:
AS NECESSARY.
THEN MY WIFE BETTER
GET YOU SOMETHING TO EAT.
OH, THANK YOU.
[DOOR CLOSES]
[MIGUEL MUMBLING]
WHAT IS IT, MIGUEL?
[GROANING]
SERGEANT.
SERGEANT!
[MUMBLING]
[INDISTINCT
YELLING]
[MUMBLING]
[MUMBLING STOPS]
[SIGHS]
I DO NOT UNDERSTAND
WHAT HE'S TRYING
TO SAY, SEORITA.
CALL ME:
IF HE SPEAKS AGAIN, HMM?
AAH!
OGRO!
OGRO!
[SOBBING]
MIGUEL.
MIGUEL.
MIGUEL.
[SPEAKING SPANISH]
MIGUEL.
MIGUEL.
[SPEAKING SPANISH]
WHAT DOES HE MEAN?
IT'S HARD TO SAY.
OGRO,
WHAT IS THAT?
IT'S A--A BIG FELLOW,
LIKE AN OGRE:
IN A STORY.
A MONSTER,
A GIANT MAN.
HE MUST HAVE:
BEEN DREAMING.
WAS IT A GIANT, MIGUEL?
WAS IT A GIANT MAN?
WAS IT, MIGUEL?
WE LEFT WITHIN AN HOUR
AFTER I GOT YOUR PHONE CALL.
THIS IS DR. CARMICHAEL.
HE'S HEAD OF OUR
RADIATION EXPOSURE.
HE'S VERY MUCH INTERESTED
IN YOUR BROTHER'S CASE.
I ONLY HOPE I CAN
DO SOMETHING:
FOR HIM,
MISS MANNING.
THANK YOU, DOCTOR.
UH, DOCTOR
CARMICHAEL,
MAJOR BAIRD, THIS
IS SERGEANT MURILLO
OF THE MEXICAN:
STATE POLICE.
SAW THE COLOSSAL MAN,
THE GIANT?
EL OGRO?
HE HAS NOT BEEN:
ABLE TO TELL US.
THE SERGEANT:
CAN SHOW YOU:
WHERE THE TRUCK:
DISAPPEARED, THOUGH.
S, SEOR.
WON'T YOU GET
IN MY AUTOMOBILE?
FINE.
Murillo:
THIS IS WHEREBY THE TRUCK:
HE WAS DRIVING.
THE TRUCK APPARENTLY
SKIDDED INTO THE WATER.
IT NEVER DROVE OUT.
WHAT DO:
YOU THINK, MARK?
IT SEEMS LIKE PRETTY MEAGER
EVIDENCE TO CONCLUDE
BECAUSE A TRUCK DISAPPEARED,
THAT THE COLOSSAL MAN
IS STILL ALIVE.
BUT THE BOY.
OH, I'M SURE THERE'S
SOME LOGICAL EXPLANATION.
SEORES.
SEORES,
COME QUICKLY.
THAT IS A VERY:
BIG FOOTPRINT.
Joyce:
MAJOR BAIRD, ISTHE FOOT THAT MADE
10 TIMES THE SIZE
OF A NORMAL MAN.
THAT WOULD MAKE HIM
ABOUT 60 FEET TALL.
GLENN WAS:
60 FEET TALL.
HE MUST HAVE:
GONE THAT WAY,
TO THE MOUNTAINS.
YOU THINK HE COULD
BE UP IN THOSE MOUNTAINS?
YES, IT COULD BE.
THERE ARE NO PEOPLE
UP THERE.
WELL, LET'S DRIVE SLOWLY.
MAYBE WE COULD FIND
SOME MORE FOOTPRINTS.
WHAT DO YOU SEE, LUIS?
THERE ARE NO MORE
FOOTPRINTS,
THE GROUND:
IS TOO HARD HERE.
I SEE SOMETHING:
OVER THERE.
LET'S TAKE A LOOK.
THIS MUST BE PART OF
SWANSON'S MISSING TRUCK.
NO, THIS IS ANOTHER
TRUCK, SEORITA.
SWANSON'S TRUCK
IS DARK GREEN.
BED STAKE.
TON AND A HALF.
[RUMBLING]
NOTHING BUT:
A ROCK SLIDE.
IT IS GETTING LATE.
WE BETTER GO HOME.
BE HERE AFTER DARK.
THANK YOU.
OH, NO, THANKS.
I HAVE PLENTY.
SORRY TO BE SO LONG.
BUT I JUST TALKED
TO THE MEXICAN MILITARY
AUTHORITIES ON THE PHONE.
THEY HAVE TROOPS
AND ARTILLERY STANDING BY.
ALL WE HAVE TO DO
AND THEY'LL MOVE
IN ON HIM.
HOW DO YOU REASON
WITH A 60-FOOT GIANT?
IT'S POSSIBLE
HE KNOWS WELL,
LIKE MISS MANNING.
WHY NOT TRY IT?
NO, I--I DON'T WANT
ANYBODY GETTING HURT.
PLEASE LET ME TRY
AT LEAST.
NO, I'M SORRY.
BE REASONABLE.
IF YOU USE:
FORCE ON HIM,
SOMEBODY WILL:
GET HURT.
VERY WELL THEN.
I'LL GO ALONE.
WAIT.
WAIT, MISS MANNING.
MISS MANNING...
I DIDN'T ASK
FOR THIS JOB,
I WAS ASSIGNED:
TO IT.
AND IF I'M GONNA
GET IT DONE,
I'LL HAVE TO HANDLE
WELL, IT SEEMS
TO ME YOUR WAY:
IS GOING TO HURT HIM
MORE THAN HELP HIM.
I HAVE TO THINK OF
AS WELL AS HIM.
THAT GOES FOR YOU, TOO.
[SIGHS]
I'M TO FORGET
HE'S MY BROTHER
AND DO NOTHING,
I SUPPOSE.
IT'S NATURAL FOR YOU TO
BE CONCERNED ABOUT HIM,
BUT CAN'T YOU
LET IT GO AT THAT?
WELL, YOU DON'T
EVEN KNOW:
IF HE'LL
RECOGNIZE YOU OR NOT.
LET ME FIND OUT.
WE'LL SEE
ABOUT IT TOMORROW
WHEN THE SOLDIERS
ARRIVE.
OH, TODAY, PLEASE,
BEFORE THEY GET HERE.
PLEASE.
YOU'RE GOING
TO FIND HIM?
WHY, HE HAS A WHOLE
MOUNTAIN RANGE:
TO HIDE IN.
BUT WE HAVE:
SOMETHING TO GO ON,
THOSE FOOTPRINTS.
ALL RIGHT.
GET IN MY CAR.
HE'S BEEN RAIDING
THESE TRUCKS:
FOR FOOD TO LIVE ON.
THIS WAS A RIFLE.
MAJOR, LOOK AT THIS.
IT'S HIS THUMBPRINT.
THIS WAS:
SWANSON'S TRUCK.
[RUMBLING]
WHAT'S THAT?
I DON'T KNOW.
[GROWLING]
[GRUNTING]
GET BACK, JOYCE.
[GRUNTING]
[GROWLING]
[CRASH]
[GROWLS]
I HOPE THEY:
ARE BAKING IT:
THE WAY YOU WANT IT, SEOR.
I THINK:
IT'S ALL RIGHT.
WHEN WILL:
THE REST BE DONE?
THEY SAY IT WOULD
BE READY SOON.
THEY ARE ALREADY
LOADING THE TRUCK.
GOOD.
TRY IT.
CAN YOU TASTE:
ANYTHING?
TASTES LIKE BREAD.
WHAT'S IN IT?
CHLORAL HYDRATE.
SLEEP FOR 8 HOURS.
I'LL BE
AT THE BAKERY.
WE HAVE TO CAPTURE HIM.
AND THIS SEEMS:
DR. CARMICHAEL SAYS
IT CAN'T HARM HIM
IN THE LEAST.
ISN'T THERE ANY OTHER
WAY TO HANDLE IT?
WELL, IT'S THAT OR LET
THE MEXICAN AUTHORITIES
DEAL WITH HIM.
WE HAVE NO OTHER
ALTERNATIVES.
TO THINK OF ANY,
AS FAR AS I CAN SEE.
THERE ISN'T TIME
TO TAKE.
IF WE DON'T GET HIM
BEFORE HE DECIDES TO MOVE
TO ANOTHER MOUNTAIN,
WE MAY LOSE CONTACT
WITH HIM FOR WEEKS.
I SUPPOSE YOU'RE RIGHT.
HIS FACE.
I CAN'T FORGET
WHERE YOU FROM, JOYCE?
MY HOME IS:
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
DON'T YOU THINK YOU'D
DO YOU KNOW:
TO BE JUST SITTING
AROUND WAITING FOR NEWS?
YOU MIND IF I:
SUGGEST A REMEDY?
IT'S AN OLD ONE,
BUT IT USUALLY WORKS.
FIND SOMETHING ELSE
DO YOU HAVE A JOB?
I WRITE COPY FOR
AN ADVERTISING AGENCY.
WELL, THAT SHOULD HELP
I CAN IMAGINE:
MYSELF GOING BACK
TO WRITING ALL THOSE
TIRED OLD ADJECTIVES.
TREMENDOUS,
GIGANTIC, COLOSSAL.
YOU KNOW WHAT:
DON'T YOU?
GLENN.
A COLOSSAL FREAK, MAJOR.
AND HE'S MY BROTHER.
[DOOR OPENS]
Carmichael:
WE'REALL SET, MAJOR.
WHERE HE ATTACKED
SWANSON'S TRUCK.
YOU THINK HE'LL EAT
THIS STUFF?
ALL DEPENDS:
ON HIS APPETITE.
THERE HASN'T
BEEN A TRUCK:
THROUGH THIS ROUTE
FOR 2 DAYS NOW.
LET ME DRIVE, I KNOW
THIS ROAD BEST.
ALL RIGHT.
THERE'S STILL
NO SIGN OF HIM.
IF WE DON'T
MAKE CONTACT,
WE'LL MAKE
THE TRIP AGAIN.
BECAUSE WE ARE:
LOOKING FOR A GIANT,
IT DOESN'T FOLLOW
THAT WE DON'T
VALUE OUR LIVES.
BESIDES, WE WANT HIM
TO CATCH US.
AT THIS SPEED:
I DON'T
DRIVE THIS WAY:
TO MAKE YOU:
NERVOUS, SEORES.
BUT THE FASTER:
WE GO,
THE MORE DUST:
WE MAKE,
AND THE FURTHER:
AWAY IT WILL SHOW.
BESIDES, GIANTS RUN
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