Speaker 1: It was like a terrible knifemare Even now, I sometimes
wait from the dream and find myself shaking from the
memory of it. I'll never forget when I first saw him,
a man so monstrous, so unhuman, that I refuse to
think it could ever happen again to anyone else. But
who can be sure others have had the same idea.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, the law forbids it.
Speaker 1: But laws are broken every day. Will it happen again
to someone else someday in the future, Perhaps, perhaps will
happened the money.
Speaker 3: I don't want to see it to.
Speaker 4: Hear the story of this strange monster.
Speaker 5: Listen in a moment two two thousand plus.
Speaker 6: Adventures in the World of Tomorrow comatic story is of
science fiction from the years.
Speaker 3: Beyond two thousand a d.
Speaker 2: They an amazing.
Speaker 3: Story of science uncontrolled.
Speaker 7: A giant walks monsters.
Speaker 2: You are monsters.
Speaker 1: Let's just say your slimy stomach stay direct, doctor said,
always seek rest if you wait figging out already.
Speaker 3: If I had my way cheerly, lest it's put I
I wouldn't go towards the bohim all right, or be
long can be quite.
Speaker 2: A mess, yes, doctor Elsworth.
Speaker 8: Because everything ready Western, Yes, doctor Barstow, Yes, then.
Speaker 2: Open the cage looking cool.
Speaker 8: I've never seen a rat running maze A reficly checked
that gold Grady in Western. Yes, doctor, the rats in
the food box now, TECHNI SKay.
Speaker 2: Eleven point eight.
Speaker 8: There you see Western not an unusual intelligence, just high,
well above.
Speaker 4: That of the average wreck.
Speaker 8: Look at them, the power in those lakes, Barstow.
Speaker 2: Just imagine what they could do with their teeth if
they had the chance.
Speaker 3: It's frightening to think.
Speaker 4: Well, what happened for all rats? Giant rats?
Speaker 8: You think at lusis evolution barstole merely the scientific elimination
of group barriers.
Speaker 2: Now that your experiments for success, we can tell the world.
Speaker 9: Your theories will be accepted. You'll regain your rightful place
in science, not your barstole.
Speaker 4: Not yet. I'm already at work on what I consider.
Speaker 8: Will be an ultimate experiment.
Speaker 3: It's only a matter of calculating shacking and verifying date.
Speaker 8: On the rests so we can build a larger pituitary revitalizer.
What animal do you have in mind that there's a
new experiment, doctor outwith what animal?
Speaker 4: But there's only one that I.
Speaker 8: Could possibly be interested in?
Speaker 4: Now it's the next logical stiff.
Speaker 3: Surely you can't mean.
Speaker 9: S Bosco, a man.
Speaker 3: You ordered to see me.
Speaker 8: Doctor Elsworth is worse than want to talk to you
about the experiment on human beings.
Speaker 4: I want you to help me.
Speaker 8: With the experiment.
Speaker 3: I hope you are not thinking of me, Doctor, I
was great.
Speaker 2: I don't think it matter.
Speaker 4: Western.
Speaker 8: Don't you think it would be valuable to.
Speaker 3: Give yourself to science for all that? But seeing that
there are so many to choose.
Speaker 8: For so many Weston who for example, I'm sure that
old Hawkins won't do and we really can kidnap them
or anyone. But after els I'd say it would be
a great honor to be the first real superman on Earth.
Speaker 3: Oh how about Barstel.
Speaker 8: Exactly Western, just what I was leading up to.
Speaker 4: You seem relieved.
Speaker 8: Yes, in Barstow we have a real physical specimen, and
he seems they have quite a boundless enthusiasm for the
future of mankind, an attitude you apparently don't check. How
could we get him to agree to it?
Speaker 3: Psychology, Western, It's.
Speaker 8: Merely a matter of appealing in the proper manner to
his scientific judgment sense.
Speaker 3: Of their play.
Speaker 8: Now here is what I want you.
Speaker 2: To do when he gets back world.
Speaker 4: Glad to see you back, Barstow at.
Speaker 3: Your outwre west than telling me you're ready to begin.
Speaker 2: The final experiments.
Speaker 4: I'm man, yes, Barsto.
Speaker 2: I soon hope to be the first of a new race, a.
Speaker 8: Race that will make the man of today look like
a pygmy, puny and insignificant. If the experiment succeeds, my
physical size will double or even priple.
Speaker 4: I'll be able to live at least three hundred years.
Speaker 8: Instead of the one hundred or so odd years a
man can expect to day. The brain cells will probably
also expand, giving me an intelligence that will make you
and Western look like products of the stoney.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's fair for you to sacrifice yourself.
Speaker 2: It's not fairy humanity. If you died, I'll be nobody
to carry on.
Speaker 4: You know, these experiments are illegal. We could never find
another subject.
Speaker 8: It would have to be one of us three or nobody.
Speaker 4: I'd be willing to take the chance.
Speaker 8: Doctors W and so and I. You can't go through
with this.
Speaker 2: Doctor elsewhere, You're needed to direct the experiments.
Speaker 8: Gentlemen, gentlemen, I see you have the true scientific spirit.
Well since I am unwilling to give up my right
to be the subject, and you're unwilling to let me
be the subject, And there's only one way out.
Speaker 3: What's that we'll draw whats if you agree be the
decision of the faith. That sounds like a good idea,
do you think, Sir barstow By? Sure, yes, sir, Well
it's the.
Speaker 2: Only way out, my boy.
Speaker 8: One of us must be the guinea.
Speaker 3: Take Now, I will tear a three stra sapor.
Speaker 4: Now the lots are arranged in my hand.
Speaker 8: Whoever gets the short one will submit to the experiment,
and there will be no further objection from any of us.
Speaker 4: For great are great?
Speaker 8: Right, jew gentlemen Western Bosto myself, h I've n the
short one. Yes, i'd like, I'd like some times.
Speaker 9: See Barbara, doctor Elsweth before the experiment.
Speaker 8: I'll give you three weeks to straight night you're a
third Barstow. Then i'll expect you back at the laboratory.
Speaker 4: Facts. So why don't that's the third Weston?
Speaker 2: That's enough?
Speaker 4: Well, Bosto, are you ready? Like ready? Doctor? Else? Right?
Speaker 8: You know it may be painful at first, but after
the primary series, I don't think you'll notice much. I'm
not why doctor else right, No, of course not well,
good luck boy, Like you said.
Speaker 3: Contacts open Western, Yes, doctor them.
Speaker 8: Like the circuits.
Speaker 4: That's fine.
Speaker 2: I'll keep it steady and three thousand.
Speaker 3: Prepare for the first injection.
Speaker 4: We'll give him five.
Speaker 3: Electronic unit charges.
Speaker 4: Open. All your feeling bus though pain.
Speaker 2: My whole body is numb.
Speaker 3: You've got to stop the experiment. He's out again.
Speaker 8: Else you think we're doing the right thing.
Speaker 3: It's hard being a slow down. Soon, I'm afraid of
what Weston.
Speaker 8: You're not losing a nerve are No.
Speaker 4: No, no, it's only that I thought.
Speaker 8: Don't do anythinking Western, I'll do that part of it.
You just check the regenerator charts. Everyone that nothing is
going to keep me from completing this experiment.
Speaker 4: And I warn you enough to try to interfere.
Speaker 8: Western, close the circuit.
Speaker 3: We'll object again.
Speaker 4: One hundred ccs.
Speaker 2: Half of them in three weeks.
Speaker 3: I can't believe a doctor Usmith.
Speaker 4: Look at him, twelve feet.
Speaker 3: Tall and you weigh seven hundred and fifty pounds.
Speaker 8: Of course, Western, as I told you, there's very little
difference really between a rap and a man.
Speaker 3: For all animals. As doctor he hasn't give himuch.
Speaker 2: Sign of life during the past few days.
Speaker 4: You think his body can stand the strain of all this.
Speaker 2: Growth, certainly.
Speaker 8: In fact, I think we'll give him the final superinjection today.
About five hundred CC should do it. Nine hundred that's
five times what we've been giving to Earth.
Speaker 4: Western.
Speaker 3: We're building a new skeletal structure, new flesh, cottage and bones.
Speaker 2: Contacts open David Deady is six thousand.
Speaker 4: We've got to provide the.
Speaker 3: Final shot for a system. But that was completely open,
Doctor Revelt. All right, now, Lock Western, We've done it.
He's thirty feet tall. Of is an inch fossil? Can
you really can you understand.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying?
Speaker 4: Slowly?
Speaker 2: Votle slowly? You're not an ordinary human being?
Speaker 3: And more he's getting up here, heay, but happening to me?
Why is everything so small?
Speaker 2: Or experiment as a success.
Speaker 3: Bottle your superhan? I've made your superhan that I can't.
Speaker 4: Move my head?
Speaker 2: Is that in the skylight?
Speaker 4: Soup down bustle.
Speaker 2: That's a roly door in the side of a laboratory.
I think you can call.
Speaker 4: Through that.
Speaker 2: Easy bottle very slowly as.
Speaker 3: It Well, how does the world look now?
Speaker 2: You have some elbow room.
Speaker 4: Small.
Speaker 3: The world is very small.
Speaker 2: Pretty feet, muscle bone.
Speaker 3: It's my creation, my creation.
Speaker 2: Western.
Speaker 8: Let's have a report all our testing.
Speaker 9: So far as best I can figure, doctor, the subject
that lived almost twenty times as much weight as an
ordinary man and run approximately sixty miles an hour without difficulty.
Speaker 3: Oddly enough, though, he appears to get along fine and
four or five hours.
Speaker 8: Sleep a night.
Speaker 3: But he's consuming food at a rate that's all out
of proportional.
Speaker 8: That's understandable, that's still making an adjustments.
Speaker 9: Go on, meatally very superior theirs to be able to
solve the most complicated problems right in his head.
Speaker 3: So just as I predicted. But this morning, though, after
I just.
Speaker 2: Finished giving him the work test, he.
Speaker 3: Pulled up a tree by the roots waited at me, frightening.
I ran and he began laughing.
Speaker 2: Sounded more like fun less than you're living your imagination.
Run away with you.
Speaker 8: It's quite obbuse.
Speaker 4: What's the matter.
Speaker 8: He's not getting enough exercise.
Speaker 3: We've got to give him more physical work to do.
Come on, there you are that's sitting on that hill,
and there boss.
Speaker 4: Yes, doctor, l's worth.
Speaker 2: I want you to take this special shovel with made
for you and take a trench western mom for you.
Speaker 8: Check your work feet all right, Doctor L's.
Speaker 3: Whatever you say.
Speaker 8: See it's quite simple. We've just got to keep him occupied.
Speaker 3: Doctor Elsworth Hyde, I like to ask you a question,
is what are we going to do with Boston? I mean,
why are we going to tell the.
Speaker 4: World about it?
Speaker 8: We can't go on and continue it this way we can,
and once we're sure of ourselves, we'll get up a n.
Speaker 4: We'll make giants of them.
Speaker 3: We're building a race worm, a race of superman with
which we can rule the world. We've only to learn how.
Speaker 2: To control Barsol.
Speaker 4: So you'll respond to whatever.
Speaker 2: Command, and then we'll build an army.
Speaker 8: That's not right, you know, Wen, you're a good assistant.
Speaker 3: It's only what you think that you get into trouble.
Speaker 4: Are you awake? What do you? Uh?
Speaker 3: I must talk to you act elsewhereth bluts to use
me for the next experiment.
Speaker 4: Oh what's that to me?
Speaker 3: I don't think you understand.
Speaker 2: He's working at a method to control you electronically.
Speaker 3: As a giant. What he's been waiting for and what
we can finally control you. You begin to make more giants.
Speaker 2: I want to build an army of giants so we
can take over the world.
Speaker 4: That is true.
Speaker 2: Doctor Elsworth is interested.
Speaker 3: Only in science. You just don't want to be a
freak as I am. Got to ask some everything. Just
because I was unlucky at drawing.
Speaker 9: Lots, don't know, not lucky bar Stall framed doctor Elsworth
and I agreed to volunteer just to get you to volunteer.
Speaker 4: We were raised a lot so that you.
Speaker 2: Would be chosen a police part.
Speaker 3: That's why I let you know.
Speaker 2: I wanted here to do something.
Speaker 3: About it before Charlie and what are you want to do?
Where are you going, Doctor Elsworth?
Speaker 6: Doctor ELL's Worth?
Speaker 4: What's what are you doing at my window?
Speaker 2: I've come to tell you I can't go on with
these experiments. I'm through, doctor Elsworth, or raving Bosto.
Speaker 8: Go back to your quarters in the barn and we'll
talk about.
Speaker 2: It in the morning.
Speaker 3: I can't go back to the barn.
Speaker 2: Why not. I'm tired of living in the barn.
Speaker 3: I knocked it down.
Speaker 2: Harm down, bus or calm down before you do any
more than me. Yes, Doctor else Worth, that's just what
your life, isn't it for me to calm down? To
become nothing but a giant rule in your hands, a
tool for conquest and revenge.
Speaker 6: Isn't that so, Doctor el's Worth, I don't.
Speaker 3: Know what you're talking about, you know, all right?
Speaker 2: And what's more important time th Doctor Elsworth. I know
that you tricked me into volunteering for this experiment.
Speaker 3: What if I did, you were the best physical.
Speaker 2: Specured stop at nothing to carry out your hideous experiments
future of mankind?
Speaker 3: That's a good one.
Speaker 2: You're not interested in mankind at all.
Speaker 3: You're only interested in building a super race for your
own ends. You want an army of giants so you
can take over the world and bustle. You are my
subject and you have no right to behave this way.
If I had the control of finish, you'll knocked out
that wall.
Speaker 4: Yes, Doctor el's Worth, and that's just what I ought
to do to you.
Speaker 3: You have no more right to live than I. How
much strength does it take for a thirty foot man
to kill an ordinary man with instant Doctor else Worth,
figure that out.
Speaker 4: What are you going to do?
Speaker 2: I'm not going to do anything to you.
Speaker 3: I am going to let the World Science Counsel know
about your experiments. Well know what to do about you
and you leave? You're a mos pottery.
Speaker 2: Do want to thank you for?
Speaker 3: Besides, you have an obligation you want by yourself for science.
Speaker 4: Is gone? Saw my plans ruin?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Western, you did this to me.
Speaker 2: You told him about my plans.
Speaker 3: Yes, doctor else and I know you'll ruin the experiment.
Speaker 4: Wesson, you'll be great science.
Speaker 2: You have no right to live or you the excite.
Speaker 4: These things come inside? Western? Now a gun?
Speaker 8: Right, come along now, Wesson, there's.
Speaker 4: One last experiment I want to perform.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm curious that the other man because stay up
against the giant?
Speaker 3: Right, don't please?
Speaker 2: Please help for anything.
Speaker 3: I don't want to die.
Speaker 2: I'll be to start to go to explain.
Speaker 3: Let's correct question shot up? Thought of those things before?
That's still.
Speaker 2: Why sir? Hey, Helen, I'm sure last the old man.
Let me have a jet tie tonight.
Speaker 3: That's a lovely night to go riding with. He Hey, Alan,
you hear something? Listen not to I can't imagine it.
Speaker 2: Oh, I like it. This looks like a man the giant,
then the royal foot? Nothing? Why are you afraid of me?
I just want to talk.
Speaker 3: I won't put it down?
Speaker 2: What is down?
Speaker 3: Must I am not a munster.
Speaker 2: I am not you were back on the road.
Speaker 4: He didn't got what you do.
Speaker 2: But the police, I've got to.
Speaker 4: Know about this giant.
Speaker 3: All y'all rockets brown and face throw burn John.
Speaker 2: Six or seven immediate most travelers on Ian I an
order human being, a paris thirty a body feet high,
baby adres the feat the.
Speaker 3: Rocket, Jim head the down on me luck, I mean
I eighty from my sho all rockets, Jack just card
the gun more ere you repeat, check all with them?
He again jam, I say.
Speaker 2: Hold on, he's stopping moving and he is seven. Well,
some man, but what of that rock the one seven
to ConTroll located peacher more elepid lead the direction of
the cando fity But can then are you got one
seventeen ke bond.
Speaker 3: They'll have all of the.
Speaker 2: About rocket cart and join you.
Speaker 3: Okay, Sam one in up now safety office side. We'll
find a couple of morning got to thumb down safe
They all right.
Speaker 2: He's stopping.
Speaker 3: He's wearing his hands a circle him.
Speaker 2: He's circling even seeing Joe. That's for control.
Speaker 3: Come in one seventeen, come in a time.
Speaker 4: Prepare for art.
Speaker 2: Repeat. He's swinging its.
Speaker 3: That ro control calling one seventeen.
Speaker 2: That ro control calling one seventeen.
Speaker 3: They don't answer.
Speaker 2: Commitiononer. I'm found that.
Speaker 4: Why can't we.
Speaker 2: Get a video screen? Sakes, I'm working on it, So
give me that microphone.
Speaker 3: All police Jeffs in.
Speaker 4: Their rockets, All Jeffs in their rockets.
Speaker 3: Attention attention, Crocket one seventeen has been attacked by a giant.
Speaker 2: Contact has been lost.
Speaker 3: Takes battle formation, blue, prey, fair protect, pay, fair for.
Speaker 2: Attack, good luck.
Speaker 3: We'll bless that creature around existence. What could it be, sir?
Speaker 2: A Mandel?
Speaker 9: Another planet as possible.
Speaker 4: We can only get that video pick.
Speaker 2: I'm getting a connection. Look there he is. What happens
with an enormous creature?
Speaker 4: Yes, I see it?
Speaker 3: Calling all rockets take.
Speaker 2: Elevation of three thousand and prepare a time on Tiger's commission.
You can it's a battle of mcancy. Oh letill in
the control room, he s about the giant. Got to
stop your attack. Crazy.
Speaker 3: That creatures a menace.
Speaker 4: He's knocked down one of our.
Speaker 2: Rockets and now we're going to get him. But you're
another spam, sir. Quadrons elevate and straight out and targets and.
Speaker 3: Deal look a Mickner on the video screens.
Speaker 2: Were lady open up on them, So just give the order. No, no, no, no,
you've got to call up the attack mintioner. Look to
the right of the giant.
Speaker 3: There that small hills. Those two men. If I'm not
if one seventeen, they're walking on my legs at dark
Jungcan nine.
Speaker 2: Thanks god, they're all right there.
Speaker 3: You're saying, he's nothing.
Speaker 2: To it's not the attack that they's just been running
at the center. TAM's let the command.
Speaker 3: Were all ships the whole that positions and the alike
in the order unless the giant attack them. Yes, sir,
here sir, they what you know about that creek from
off planet? Don SATs man?
Speaker 2: I tell you know the day my government's had to
be at the laboratory, you would just not become a
clam by, doctor west and I work in that labatory.
Last manner not. He's a mad man.
Speaker 4: We've got to do something about him. You don't have
to do a thing.
Speaker 2: It'll all be over in.
Speaker 3: A few minutes. Something's happened.
Speaker 2: I don't see the giant anymore.
Speaker 8: What do you mean all over, doctor Westby, Look.
Speaker 3: At the video screen. Yeah, that's what I mean. Good Heaven,
it's amazing Quarterly twenty.
Speaker 2: To control power. Something's happening. Yes, I don't see the
train and his disappeared.
Speaker 3: One of all this all police Chaplin rockets attacked, canceled, briefly,
attack canceled, So you see by bread I had to
thank Western after a he's a disagreeable character. But if
he had an acted so promptly.
Speaker 2: As soon as he found out, those rockets would have
finished me.
Speaker 3: Those worth hard to kill Weston, didn't he after you
broke away?
Speaker 9: Yes, With the rats, Western managed to get outside the
cage and they killed doctor else went instead.
Speaker 3: And shortly after that the rats fell into a cormack.
Speaker 9: And Western examined won by X ray and he discovered that.
Speaker 3: The new bone structure was in the process of dissolving
into cartilage, and that cartilage into flesh, which would soon
know the way.
Speaker 2: And you realize their side has only been maintained by.
Speaker 9: The injection, and it'd soon be back to their original
skeletal structure. That's why he went to the police.
Speaker 3: How did he know you drink too? Because they stopped
giving me the injections.
Speaker 2: Oh, seeing you're here like this, I can't believe all.
Speaker 3: Those stories in the paper about you. A horrible picture.
I can hardly believe in myself, Barbara. It's like bad dreams.
Oh yes, he's what I came back for.
Speaker 2: Back there, here they are, and here they go.
Speaker 3: You're burning them. You're the scientifically search up in flames.
Speaker 4: Hum.
Speaker 2: But I don't want another man ever to go through
what I did. Had it off from humanity would be
just a specimen and sumb side of zoos. I found
out one thing, Barbara, Thickness isn't a matter of size.
A man can be thirty feet tomorrow, he.
Speaker 9: Can be six feet to ow what he has in
his heart that counts. This world doesn't need bigger, more
powerful physical Specmens needs a man with bigness.
Speaker 8: Of sal who can allows.
Speaker 3: Respect the teleman.
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