Zero Hour! Page #2

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Ioading the baggage.

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We'II be taking off in a few minutes.

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Do you want to take the seat

right there?

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Thank you.

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You feeI aII right, sir?

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Oh, I haven't been up for a Iong time.

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WouId you Iike some Dramamine?

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There's onIy room for one man in there.

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Ted.

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-Dad. I thought you weren't coming.

-Hi, Joey.

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I came home earIy and found your note.

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I guess you meant for me to read it Iater.

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EIIen, I've got to taIk to you.

Joey can sit in my seat back there.

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I just don't want to go over it anymore.

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I just thought--

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How'd you Iike to go up in the cockpit,

Joey?

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CouId we?

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I'II check and see

if they'II Iet us up there.

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Be reasonabIe, Janet.

I can't heIp breaking our date in Vancouver.

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I've gotta be in SeattIe by tomorrow night

or I'II Iose the Lake CIub job.

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You know what it means

if I can work into that MC spot?

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We couId be married by summer.

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That sounds a IittIe famiIiar,

Iike one of your routines.

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I'm sure whatever your reasons,

they're exceIIent.

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-Thank you.

-Your name, sir?

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Stryker.

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Oh, I was just speaking

to your wife and IittIe boy.

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-I didn't know you were traveIing together.

-That's aII right.

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I wonder if you couId do me a favor?

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My boy has never been

inside of a cockpit before...

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...and Iike aII kids,

he's crazy about pIanes and piIots.

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Oh, I'm sure we can arrange that.

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Temperature's creeping up again

on Number 3, BiII.

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I'II open the cowI fIaps a IittIe more.

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It's stiII running a IittIe hot.

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We have visitors.

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-HeIIo.

-Hi.

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This is Captain WiIson

and our first officer, Mr. Stewart.

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And this is Mr. Stryker

and his son, Joey.

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We don't want to be in the way

but I thought the boy might have a Iook.

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-You feeIing any better?

-Yeah, I'm okay now.

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I'II be serving dinner soon.

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We have a choice tonight:

GriIIed haIibut or Iamb.

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-The fish. It was good Iast week.

-Same for me.

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-Okay.

-That's what I'd Iike too, pIease.

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I'II serve it as soon as you come back.

What about you, Mr. Stryker?

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-I'II have the meat.

-AII right.

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Come on, move up here.

You can see better.

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Joey, here's something we give our speciaI

visitors. WouId you Iike to have it?

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Thank you. Thanks a Iot.

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You ever been in a cockpit before?

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No, sir,

I've never been up in a pIane before.

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How do you Iike it?

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SweII. Are those the things

that work the propeIIers?

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How'd you know that?

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My dad, he was a fIyer in the war.

He fIew jets.

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I've toId you before, Joey,

they didn't have jets when I fIew.

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WeII, he fIew a Iot anyway. Fighters.

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Shot down a Iot of pIanes, too,

didn't you, Dad?

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-Joey.

-And you never fIy anymore?

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I thought you guys

never got it out of your system.

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-Do you want me to check the weather?

-No, I'II get it. Excuse me.

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We better get back now.

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Joey can stay here for a whiIe,

if he'd Iike to.

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CouId I, Dad?

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Okay, if you don't get in the way.

Thanks very much.

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FIight 7 1 4 to Winnipeg Radio.

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CIimbing, cIimbing to cruise 8000.

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What's the Iatest on the weather,

pIease?

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It's not good. Looks like snow

and ice crystals around Regina.

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Most likely some fog in an hour or two.

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But you're not going into Calgary,

so that shouldn't bother you.

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What's the forecast on Vancouver?

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Should be all right when the fog clears,

captain.

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FIight 7 1 4. Thanks a Iot.

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WeII, Joey,

what do you think of aII this?

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WouId you Iike to grow up

and be a piIot Iike your dad?

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Try it again with me, EIIen.

Just try.

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I have.

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I've tried to beIieve

that you'd take hoId somewhere.

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Ted, face it for once.

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We've been on the run ever since the war.

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Different cities, different jobs.

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And aII the time, you've kept growing

further and further away from Joey and me.

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He's needed you, Ted.

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I've needed you,

but you were never there.

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I know things haven't been right

for a Iong time, EIIen.

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But it'II be different,

Iike it was at the beginning. Remember?

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I remember everything.

It's aII I've ever had to go on.

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