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Speaker 1: I was alone in a room one hundred thousand miles

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from Perth. My body lay dead before me, and yet

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I spoke and felt and lived. Behind me lay a

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tortured world before me, the moon and destiny.

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Speaker 2: Again. I felt a surge of power, and had I

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been able.

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Speaker 1: To, I would have smiled. My mission was accomplished. No

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one knew, no one understood.

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Speaker 2: If they had, they would not believe.

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Speaker 1: This was a project three thousand years old. Yet no

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one had guessed.

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Speaker 2: No one.

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Speaker 1: Listen now to two thousand plus.

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Speaker 2: O lovesand plus.

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Speaker 1: Adventures into the World of Tomorrow science fiction stories from

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the years beyond two thousand AD. Today a story entitled

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Flying Saucers.

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Speaker 2: It is the year two.

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Speaker 1: Thousand plus twelve. A blazing New Mexico sun shines down

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upon a great military installation, upon a vast, noisy field,

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and upon a silvery shape which seems to strain forward,

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ready to leap up into space. In an executive office,

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a man sits in his chair, his eyes on the

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great rocket.

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Speaker 2: The islim. A girl waits for him to speak.

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Speaker 1: Let her close that window, iolin and always won't let

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a man think, yes.

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Speaker 2: Ah, that's better. I'm ready.

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Speaker 1: Doctor Bronson. Get this on tape as well as in shorthand.

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It's for the permanent files in Washington. It's gotta go

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out on the next jet. I'll give you a signed

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Cheater stationary, send it off to make the five o'clock connection.

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Speaker 2: You got that yes recorder on the letter to be

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transcribed over your signature and sent off on the five

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o'clock connecting plane. Right heading top secret two.

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Speaker 1: National Scientific Council copies to Joint Chiefs of Staff, Secretary

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of Defense, the President from Andrew Bronson. Forget the usual

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string of titles Alan Chief, Government of Extraterrestrial Research, White Sands,

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New Mexico, regarding defense measures against sterial visitors listed in

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file AA two eighty six as Flying Saucers.

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Speaker 2: One.

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Speaker 1: For the past three months, this secret experimental installation has

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been visited by Flying Saucers. First appearance coincided with the

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launching of our secret flying missiles Zeus.

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Speaker 2: The tales in reports C B two, eight six, A

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Speaker 1: Although the Flying Saurces have never landed, the frequency of

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their visits has tripled since the launching, as reported in

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the file Sighted. Zeus is not yet returned three In

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view of the importance to national security of this secret

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installation and its experiments. The reports already mentioned were reviewed

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by JCS and.

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Speaker 2: The National Scientific Council.

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Speaker 1: It was decided that the Flying Sources were a potential

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menace and that countermeasures be undertaken. Form ZEUS two, an

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improved model of our secret flying missile has been completed

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and armed. It is equipped with mass attraction and proximity

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fuse devices. Warhead contains five thousand pounds hexinite firing control

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automatic C file CB three four four.

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Speaker 2: Five. The station has been placed in condition alert.

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Speaker 1: Next visit from the Flying Sources is expected momentarily. In

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view of the foregoing we are in complete readiness s

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we will attack, repeat, we will attack.

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Speaker 2: Ah. Now, where's my pen? Andrew? Uh? This one doesn't work.

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Speaker 3: Oh, I'll get it.

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Speaker 1: I saw your pen and your best.

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Speaker 2: Don't touch that best. I Uh, I'll get it myself.

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Did I do something wrong?

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Speaker 1: No?

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Speaker 2: No, no, they'll uh well, you might have been hurt? Hurt? No,

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not mine? Here you are my signature? No on your way, Andrew?

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Why can't I stay? You know the orders I lean.

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We're going to test ZEUS too. You know, anything can happen.

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Maybe the flying sauces will come back. If they do,

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we'll be ready for them.

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Speaker 1: Besides, if the rudder should go wrong or the hechs

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and I detonate, no, no, no, on your way now.

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Speaker 2: The jet cars waiting downstairs. H very well.

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Speaker 4: But you will be careful, won't you?

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Speaker 2: Of course? Oh, Eileen, yeah, I've never told you. Never mind,

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my dear, my darling.

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Speaker 1: Doctor Bronson's security come in security security has ms harkness.

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Speaker 2: Well, that's funny.

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Speaker 1: I expected to too, after sending off her latest reports.

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She should be home now, are you sure, sir? Something

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must have happened to a Sunday.

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Speaker 2: Security officer to check what about the set up for

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the new test? Alright? I hope nothing happens any report.

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Speaker 3: Of flying No, sir, not yet.

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Speaker 1: But sir, there's something funny about that. Every time we

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get ready for a test, even one of the minor missiles,

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one of the saucers appears. That's too much of a

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coincidence for comfort, sir.

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Speaker 2: Yes, I've thought of that too. You think that's a

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leak somewhere.

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Speaker 1: Yes, we've checked and rechecked nothing, but there's no doubt

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that someone's.

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Speaker 3: Passing on information I see.

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Speaker 1: Of course, we'll keep on checking whoever is responsible? Walter

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Bronson Radar Control to doctor Bronson Johnson here, what is it?

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Flygs houser detected and registered. Computation Center fed data data

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follows distance four eighty six miles hight fifty point two miles,

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speed five miles per second. Estimated time of arrival at

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contact point one minute fifty eight seconds from now fifty

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eight right uh let fire control.

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Speaker 2: Fire Control alerted, Sir, when may we expect you in

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thirty seconds? Over and off? Are you still on security?

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I sir?

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Speaker 1: Clear the field field already clear of just an emergency

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rent signal.

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Speaker 3: We're waiting control Sir, very well.

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Speaker 2: I'm coming down right now, over and off. Let me

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have my headset in hand. Mark's cutting. Yes, thank you,

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Bronson the far control, fire control.

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Speaker 1: The Bronson Everything ready here. Chief Dolly is cleared from

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Zeus to warhead arm Well done, runs the computation m mutation.

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Your figures checked through cybernetics, Yes, sir, as reported, Zeus

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too should destroy flying saucers six seconds after blast off.

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Firing time twenty two hundred thirty three hours, thirty six seconds.

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Speaker 2: Time check everyone.

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Speaker 1: Time is now thirty two seconds to blast off condition red.

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I shall operate fire control remote strap in for firing

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security security I report field clear guards alerted and shielded,

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anti radiation of war hit armed. Soon's two ready any

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further hand seconds nine eight seven six five form three.

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Speaker 2: Two one fire.

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Speaker 1: Get a bearing on that projectory competition trajectory.

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Speaker 3: Established and being pennymag.

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Speaker 1: Conjectory connections, paramotic salary factors, receiving contact twenty thirty three

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point two D work everyone security condition brain. Oh boys,

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I'll wait till someone phones in where the pieces fell,

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and then maybe we'll be finally knowing what the flying

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sauces are. Yes, God, he a security located Aileen Harkness, No, sir,

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not yet. Captain McDonald's here, sir. Here's a man with him,

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says you should see him immediately.

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Speaker 2: Uh well, all right, bring him in.

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Speaker 1: Yes, what McDonald thought you'd like to hear this here?

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This is Al Waters, the rancher from upstate. He flew

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down from his ranch this morning, reported to the state police.

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Speaker 2: They sent him to us. The saucer. Yes, where is

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mister warping the wreck wreck? I didn't see no wreck, dog?

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What did you see?

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Speaker 1: I've seen a flying saucer? Come down about half a

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mile from my ranch house. Start this morning when I

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was going after lost calf.

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Speaker 2: He swears the sausage on damaged.

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Speaker 1: Doctor Bronson, hah, well it may not be the one

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we you flew down, mister Water.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, got my own jetplane.

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Speaker 1: Well can you take me up with you to your ranch?

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I mean sure, care glad, all right, we'll leave immediately.

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A scotty you round up the crew, everyone, have them

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load everything we need on the transport for the big job.

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Speaker 2: One can't spect. You give us two hours?

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Speaker 1: All right, now, mister Waters, let's get your ranch. There's

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a flying saucer dog where you see them? Two peaks

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and that platau between them.

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Speaker 2: You see it that? Now the sun's hit it. It

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is on damaged. I'm putting her down. Did you see

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any signs of life in anything moving?

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Speaker 1: No, said course, I didn't get too closeed sized might

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larry the thing.

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Speaker 2: I understand. It's just as well you didn't. He Hey, wait,

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does he stop rolling? Dot? You're all excited anytime, I'm

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afraid so even scientists get excited sometimes.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, sure is big, ain't she?

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Speaker 2: Yes?

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Speaker 1: This must be about three hundred feet in diameter now

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there's an ally.

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Speaker 2: Hey you going in? Was that uh round door open

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when you first saw this?

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Speaker 1: U don't know, don't remember if you're going in, doc,

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I'm going with you.

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Speaker 2: Wow, thank you. I'm gonna be safe if there's two

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of us. Ain't got a gun?

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Speaker 1: Uh no, I'm glad I got mine. Then, never can

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tell what you'll bump into. Don't you think you oughta

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wait for the rest of your game?

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Speaker 3: Oh?

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Speaker 2: I can't. I've got to see what's in there? Okay?

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Want you ahead? Right in?

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Speaker 4: The dollar?

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Speaker 2: Is stoup claused? It's over looping? Not well?

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Speaker 1: Look at there? Sure looks complicated, don't it. This must

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be the control room. I can't wait to spect that.

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Speaker 2: Another door over there?

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Speaker 1: Yes, you'd better stay here. Don't touch anything. I'll see

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if there's anyone.

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Speaker 2: Is still a board? Okay, dog, keep your eyes open.

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Speaker 1: A larger room. This must be the cruise quarters. There's

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no one here, let's.

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Speaker 2: Not What's that? I starts getting it for a second

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and I'll take a look through it. I mean, I mean,

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wake up, wake up, I'm conscious, I lean still unconscious.

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How did she get here? I've got to get a doctor.

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What what is? Who we are? You doing it at

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control board.

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Speaker 1: If you look through the porthole, Doctor Bronson, you'll notice

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that we're miles up, still accelerating. We would've been higher

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if I hadn't to take such care with my take off.

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Speaker 2: What is you crazy? Who are you? Are you taking

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me us?

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Speaker 1: You were right when you guessed that this is not

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the saucer you destroyed.

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Speaker 3: It isn't.

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Speaker 2: You were wrong when you said there was no crew

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on board. There is.

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Speaker 1: You see, I am the crew. You should consider yourself

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very fortunate, doctor Bronson. It's not everyone who can view

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the Earth from a distance of a hundred thousand miles.

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Speaker 2: You can put that gun away. Let me take care

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of his Harkness.

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Speaker 1: I've already assured you there's nothing wrong with her, merely

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an advanced soporific.

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Speaker 2: She'll recover quickly. Fact here she is now, angel I

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lean stay where you are. He has a gun? Rawly,

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how did I get here?

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Speaker 1: I think you'd better sit down, miss Harkness?

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Speaker 2: Who's he? I don't know? He calls himself waters. Where

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are we?

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Speaker 1: I looked out of a porthole. Don't be frightened, Elean.

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Where we're on a flying saucer?

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Speaker 3: A flying saucer.

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Speaker 2: Yes, how did you get here?

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Speaker 3: I I don't know.

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Speaker 2: I sent off the report, got into the car and

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woke up here one of my operatives.

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Speaker 1: I shall now engage the automatic controls and the ship.

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Speaker 2: Will fly itself until we get to the boon. Yes,

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that is our first stop.

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Speaker 1: You see, fast as this sorcer is, it would take

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us centuries to get to our ultimate destination. So we

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must transfer to a matter converter at our base on

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the Moon, and we shall be in Core almost instantly.

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Speaker 2: Cor What are you talking about?

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Speaker 1: Perhaps a little explanation is due you. We Core are

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the inhabitants of the Solar system, you know as Rigel.

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Speaker 2: But that's five hundred light years away exactly.

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Speaker 1: Although the speed of what you Earthmen have been pleased

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to call our flying saucers is approximately that of light,

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even that speed would entail a round trip of the

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thousand years. True, the Core are almost immortal. But for

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efficiency's sake, we set up a matter converter to flash us,

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or rather, I should say, our operatives through space instantaneously

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our bases on the dark side of the Moon. From

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there we trans shift to the saucers. But why why

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are you so interested in Earth. Why haven't you let

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us know sent representatives to the World Councils one thing

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at a time, Doctor Bradson, I see you partake of

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your pulp writer's suspicions that we intend to take over

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the Earth. The truth is just the opposite. We want

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Earth left strictly alone.

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Speaker 2: For our research. How can we believe that.

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Speaker 1: The truth is self explanatory. We've been visiting the Earth

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for over three thousand years.

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Speaker 2: Three thousand years, yes, miss Hardness, But why for what reason?

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Speaker 1: A very simple reason. Our interests differ from yours. Without research,

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we become bored to spend eternity.

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Speaker 2: I bored them.

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Speaker 1: Well, we are primarily psychologists social psychologists, while you are

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engrossed in a mechanical civilization. Of course, we fostered that development.

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I still don't understand it.

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Speaker 2: I didn't expect you to.

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Speaker 1: However, in every society, there are certain problems, shall I say,

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which can only be solved experimentally. We have used you

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humans in our experiments.

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Speaker 2: Extremely interesting.

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Speaker 1: You mean you've been using us as guinea pigs, as

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experimental animals.

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Speaker 2: You had put it that way if you wish.

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Speaker 1: I still don't see how through our operatives that's the

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third time you mentioned operatives.

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Speaker 2: What do you mean We.

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Speaker 1: Corps possessed no body as you know it. We are

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constructed of energy.

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Speaker 2: In order for us to.

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Speaker 1: Visit Earth, it was necessary for us to construct human

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bodies and to inhabit them. We thereupon had an operative

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who could go to work on Earth.

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Speaker 2: You couldn't have gotten away with it.

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Speaker 1: Some one must have suspected, well, exactly, there were a

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huge suspicions. So we took the memory of life on

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cors away from our operatives and landed them on her,

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complete with an Earth history. You may remember Alexander, Alexander

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the Great. He was one of our operatives and Froansvoi Villon.

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His task was to satirize his time and to lead

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the unrest which brought on the French Revolution.

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Speaker 2: There we had another Maras beyond Maras. It's incredible. I

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am tall as one of your earth men.

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Speaker 1: Emerson said, an institution is the link and shadow of

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one man.

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Speaker 2: We saw to it that the key men in each.

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Speaker 1: Age were ours, our appetises. The problems they set Earth

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gave our scientists much material to work with, enough for

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another few thousand years. Then our inventions, our our scientific

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advances were or pushed on by you. Yes, like giving

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an ap ape a stick to see what he will

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do with it.

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Speaker 3: Too, And our wars are revolution.

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Speaker 1: Naturally, wars and revolutions are part of the research.

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Speaker 2: They're all part of the master plan. But don't forget

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we foster genius too. Why are you telling us all this?

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Speaker 1: Surely that must be clear even to you. You are

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perhaps the leading scientist in America, certainly the leading figure

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in the use of atomic power for extra terrestrial research

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A key man. Doesn't that suggest something to you?

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Speaker 2: No, I can't believe it is.

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Speaker 1: Certainly, my dear Bronson, you were one of our operatives.

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You've done your work, but your experiments have endangered our

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base on the Moon.

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Speaker 2: So it's time to transport you back to Korn the Single.

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We are approaching our base.

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Speaker 1: It will be a comfort to leave this unpleasant body

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and to resume my.

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Speaker 2: Right Bronson, put on that head here here, put the

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sanctum of your love. I guess will clear away in

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a moment. I think it's all right now. So, of course,

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was directed with this this corn? What was it?

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Speaker 1: I had a gas pen in my vest an idea,

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which was originated after some of our scientists were kidnapped

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by the Eastern Alliance, and never thought I'd have to

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use it on something like this. Is he no, no,

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merely unconscious for a few minutes. The gas is harmless.

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See if you can find something to put around his

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hands and feet. Well, I see if I can operate

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the controls. So we've got to get back to Earth,

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all right, Andrew. They won't believe us story, but they'll

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have to believe the ship.

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Speaker 2: I can't find anything to you better hurry, true, what

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is it? We haven't much? I thought you said the

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gas was harmless. Of course, it is that this man

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isn't unconscious. He's dead dead. There's no pulse, no breathing,

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no heartbeat. Andrew, I get hold of yourself. I don't

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know how it was his life or ours.

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Speaker 1: I mean I neglected to inform you that the core

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of the upper grades can leave his body as he pleases.

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I see that I underestimated you, Doctor Bronson. You saw

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immediately that my weakest point was the human body, of

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which I complained very clever. I can't move, I need

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no future alarms and hands.

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Speaker 2: In this form, a core carries power. For a core

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is power I.

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Speaker 1: Take it you will rid us of our bodies too. Precisely,

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isn't there anything if it comes to forget you you

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can make us forget? Unfortunately the matter is out of

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my hands. My orders were to recall too operatives two. Yes,

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miss Heartness was a psychomatrist in her previous shall I

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call it incarnation? An excellent one too, Draga moore, Eileen,

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as you're not called, But this is in human Precisely,

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I am not not human that I mean.

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Speaker 2: Go. I'll go with you gladly, but I be Andrew

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take me instead.

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Speaker 1: The answer is the same for both of you.

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Speaker 2: No, what kind of fiends I do? Isn't there one

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of you with pity?

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Speaker 1: Just one who knows what we fear, who's helped the

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agony of the millions you've made your guinea pigs?

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Speaker 2: You're speaking of sympathy?

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Speaker 1: No Ah, I guess, yes, I stand directed. There was

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one of cour who felt that strange emotion card.

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Speaker 2: An art being is I recall? And I suppose you

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killed him?

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Speaker 1: No, a core being energy cannot be destroyed. We captured

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Kard and exiled him to your planet, an enormous task.

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He was one of our greatest scientists. That makes it

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all the more strange. You say he wished to stop

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our experiment. We lost track of him. But no matter,

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the unfit must go. That is the paramount law of nature.

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A love of these aggressions.

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Speaker 2: It is tiring. Least let me say good bye.

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Speaker 1: A little time must elapse before I can build up

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the energy to free you of your body. You may

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have the time. Besides, it is a new experience to me. Oh,

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most interesting, Aileen, Darling. It's too late now, but I

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want you to know I love you. I've loved you

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ever since you walked into my office three years ago.

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Speaker 3: And I love you, Andrew.

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Speaker 2: I always have, I always will.

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Speaker 1: A very touching don't be afraid, my darling, this touching

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of lip to lip. Very interesting energy is undoubtedly transmitted

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and very well, doctor Bronson.

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Speaker 2: It is tiding you.

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Speaker 1: Take me first.

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Speaker 4: Let him done, Andrew, Huh, your emotion is senseless.

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Speaker 2: I'm merely returning the two of you to your true being.

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Speaker 1: Oh Andrew, Why, darling, my darling, So this is your

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odd emotion called love. This should make an interesting report,

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a minor report. It is true, But you would have

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done your work, oh locan, You would have done your

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work too well.

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Speaker 2: You You are not the opperative I was sent for.

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Speaker 1: No, I am kardon at last, But now with two

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centuries of power, power I learned on Earth, there is

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no care. Who can withstand me now? O Sympathy is

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the ability to feel what others feel.

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Speaker 2: How do you feel now?

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Speaker 1: Local, I don't understand unscientific unscient No say mercy, say it,

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un sign.

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Speaker 2: Mercy, mercy. There shall be changes on Care.

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Speaker 1: We must leave Earth alone to work out its destiny

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in its own way. Now, go to the converter and

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await me there.

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Speaker 2: Dragon, myleen and it.

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Speaker 1: Don't be afraid. The transition is painless. It is so

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much for us to do on Core, so much to

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teach Android.

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Speaker 3: I cannot.

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Speaker 2: I'm so frightened. Don't be me. Your power will soon

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be with me, For you too, are call what those

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fools didn't know. Ret Emotion too is power. With your

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love and mine, we.

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Speaker 1: Can right the wrongs Core has done to Earth, various

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eternity for both of us to spend together.

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Speaker 3: I mean, Dragon, I'm ready, my darling, now.

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Speaker 2: And forever.

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Speaker 1: Next week on two thousand plus, another dramatic story of

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unbelievable adventure, The story of a world of the past

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locked in the world of tomorrow. Time out of hand,

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be sure to listen. Two thousand plus is produced and

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directed by a Dryer and when Olson Productions incorporated. In

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today's production, Ralph Bell portrayed Doctor Bronson, though Van Ruten

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was Waters, Brina Rayburn was Eileen Ken Williams was Scottie.

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A script was written by vier Gerson. The Lechester was

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conducted by Emerson Buckley, music opposed by Elliott J. Kobe,

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sound Wald Shaver and Adrian Peder. Engineer Martin Nghauser. This

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is Ken Marvin speaking and