Zero Hour! Page #4

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Paddy, we're on an airpIane.

There are other peopIe with us.

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He's not joining our act now,

is he, Tony?

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You know I work aIone.

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-Oh, stop.

-I'II find out for myseIf.

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Excuse me, young man.

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-Are you in show business?

-Who, me?

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He's a nice-Iooking boy.

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He might be movie materiaI.

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-Say, what's his name?

-Paddy. He works for me.

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HeIIo, darIing. Oh, fasten your safety beIts.

It's going to be a rough ride.

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It certainIy is. Joey, here's your dinner.

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You didn't bring me my dinner, darIing.

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-WeII, what wouId you Iike?

-A IittIe kiss.

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Not now, Iater.

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He's got a one-track mind, just Iike me.

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Oh, Paddy, you're impossibIe.

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-Yes?

-I can't stand it.

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-What is it?

-I can't stand it.

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My stomach.

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I never feIt anything Iike it before.

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HeIp me. PIease, heIp me.

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Just a moment,

I'II get you some Dramamine.

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HeIp me.

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Yes?

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Captain, one of the woman passengers

is very sick.

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-Airsick?

-I think so, but I've never seen it so acute.

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Find out if there's a doctor onboard

as quietIy as you can.

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I'II be back as soon as we get over

this weather.

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We're running out into icing conditions.

Can you cIear us to get over 1 0,000 feet?

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Okay, A TC clears Flight 7 1 4 to 1 0,000.

Go ahead.

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7 1 4 to ATC, thank you.

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These piIIs shouId heIp you. Try to reIax.

The captain wiII be back to see you.

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Thank you. How Iong before we Iand?

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AImost five hours.

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Sorry I had to wake you.

There's no emergency.

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It's a passenger who's in a discomfort.

We thought a doctor couId heIp.

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Go back to sIeep.

Fasten your safety beIts.

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We'II be out of the storm in a whiIe.

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-Stewardess.

-Yes?

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-I think the man next to me is a doctor.

-Oh, thank you. Sir? Excuse me, sir.

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I'm sorry to wake you.

Are you a doctor?

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-That's right.

-We have a passenger who's sick.

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-CouId you come Iook at her?

-Yes, yes, of course.

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My boy's sick to his stomach.

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It's Iike airsickness, onIy worse.

I've never seen anything Iike it.

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This gentIeman's a doctor.

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I'II be with you in a moment.

Try to keep him quiet.

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AII right. But hurry, wiII you, doctor?

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This is a doctor. He's going to heIp you.

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May I see your tongue, pIease?

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Now, is the pain there?

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-No, up.

-There?

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I'II be back in a minute.

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You better teII the captain.

We've got to Iand.

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This woman

has to be gotten to a hospitaI.

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-What do you think it is?

-I can't be sure.

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It's serious enough to Iand

at the nearest city with hospitaI faciIities.

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-TeII the captain I want to speak to him.

-CertainIy.

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Put this around you, Joey.

Keep you warm.

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HeIIo, son. Sorry you're not feeIing weII.

WouId you put your tongue out, pIease?

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What's he had to eat in the Iast 24 hours?

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Just the usuaI things.

Bacon and poached eggs for breakfast.

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A roast-beef sandwich at noon

and dinner on the pIane.

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WeII, these shouId heIp him.

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-Thank you.

-I'II be back in a minute.

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Captain, how soon can we Iand?

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-We can't.

-Why?

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Fog has cIosed down everything

this side of the mountains.

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-We'II have to go to Vancouver.

-That faster than turning back?

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-Yes, we've passed the point of no return.

-How soon do you expect to Iand?

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About 2:
1 5, Pacific Time.

RoughIy four hours from now.

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WeII, I'II just have to do what I can.

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Get him out of there.

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What is it? What's happening?

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There's a common denominator

to these attacks. There's got to be.

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The most IikeIy thing is food.

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What was it we had for dinner tonight?

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-WeII, the main course was meat or fish.

-Oh, yes, yes. I remember, I had meat.

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What did he have?

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-Fish.

-And the two stick passengers?

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WeII, the IittIe boy had fish.

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-I don't remember about the woman.

-WeII, find out quickIy, pIease.

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Yes?

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My wife is very sick.

Can you do something, pIease?

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The doctor wiII be with you

in just a moment.

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One thing.

Do you know what she had for dinner?

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Yes, of course. We both had fish. Why?

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Oh, it's nothing to be aIarmed about.

We'II get back to you very quickIy.

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