Speaker 1: Tired of the everyday grind, ever dream of a life
Speaker 1: of romantic adventure, want to get away from it all.
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Speaker 1: You are one of four people trapped in an isolated
Speaker 1: trading post somewhere in the Yukon Territory, the blizzard outside
Speaker 1: making escape impossible, and you know that before the spring
Speaker 1: thaws release you, before you can leave this cabin behind you,
Speaker 1: one of your companions, by consent.
Speaker 3: Of the others, will be killed.
Speaker 2: Listen now, as escape brings you less Crutchfield Story Judgment
Speaker 2: Day at Crippled Deer.
Speaker 3: I think it most unlikely that you ever heard of
Speaker 3: Crippled Deer crossing. You would have great difficulty locating it
Speaker 3: on a map, even though that you can, for the
Speaker 3: most part, is vast and empty. Crippled Deer is a
Speaker 3: trading post, one sprawling pine log building, nothing more. But
Speaker 3: it's been my home and my business for twenty years now,
Speaker 3: and in the course of time I have grown fond
Speaker 3: of it, even grown fund of the bitter cruelty of
Speaker 3: the Great North. Yes, fan, two of the long winters,
Speaker 3: snow bound dark, when the trappers and miners have all
Speaker 3: gone outside, and we waved along for the coming of spring.
Speaker 3: But of one such winter I am not fund I
Speaker 3: still wake at times from dreaming of it, lie shuddering
Speaker 3: and fearful in the darkness that was the winter of
Speaker 3: the black snow, when the horror came moaning on the wind,
Speaker 3: and no man could look in another's eyes without shame
Speaker 3: and loathing and hate.
Speaker 4: Listen, Leclair, listen to it. I know that sound, and
Speaker 4: the gray skies and the black on the west. It's
Speaker 4: gonna hit it before tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: Oh it's close, all right. What do you think, Joe,
Speaker 3: many will track in snow last night much, Honey, they're
Speaker 3: now asleep. I think maybe one day, maybe too then big.
Speaker 4: Blizzard come all right, two days then that's still cutting
Speaker 4: too close to be here by.
Speaker 3: Now, real anxious age. You just cared wed.
Speaker 5: Honey wants smart good God that we ain't got You
Speaker 5: wouldn't know you would, though, wouldn't, just sweetheart.
Speaker 4: At least he's got a civil tongue in his head,
Speaker 4: and he's also got a lot of things you'd give
Speaker 4: your right arm for, Higgins. He knows how to laugh
Speaker 4: and live and how to make other people laugh and live.
Speaker 3: Oh, that he does.
Speaker 4: And he knows how to trade a woman.
Speaker 3: Yeah, any woman the way I hear it.
Speaker 4: You shut that mouth of yours right now. I'll make
Speaker 4: you wish I had.
Speaker 3: You will have Higgins in a day or two, not
Speaker 3: a blizzard comes close the trails and we hear. Then
Speaker 3: all of us together the rest of the winter here
Speaker 3: this one building. No way to get out. I'll tell
Speaker 3: you once and for all, I will not have this
Speaker 3: kind of feeling.
Speaker 4: Then let him shut up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, tiggts Yoe, that's enough, Higgins. He's got a right
Speaker 3: to be worried. I worried myself. Marcom Blake, you don't
Speaker 3: have enough grub up there. It snowed into that mind
Speaker 3: that can possibly last out the winter, and that blizzard
Speaker 3: is close. Should have come down by now. It was
Speaker 3: just funny.
Speaker 4: Had a clad Sorry Belle, and watch what you're saying.
Speaker 3: Don't worry. They'll make it all right.
Speaker 5: Why mark O Moore knows more about this country in
Speaker 5: the weather than most people.
Speaker 3: No talk you sound, what is it? Joe? Don't keep
Speaker 3: sled coming?
Speaker 4: Marca must be mark On Blake were binoculars.
Speaker 3: Maybe we can side them when they come through the gap.
Speaker 4: Huh Higgins, help me open the window.
Speaker 3: Might not be them, Bell could be Robertson, not him.
Speaker 4: He's too smart of money to get snowed in. And
Speaker 4: this far from Dawson. Come on, push all right.
Speaker 3: Here, let me see now it's nearly too dark to Hey,
Speaker 3: there's a sled all right coming out of the gap.
Speaker 4: It's them. It is them, isn't it.
Speaker 3: You can't quite make No, no, it's only one man
Speaker 3: a money. No, no, not Robertson. It it's Blakey, but Marco
Speaker 3: is not with him. Blakey coming in alone, alone to
Speaker 3: partner goal one come back, very bad. No, no, no, shut up, Joe,
Speaker 3: don't pay an attention to him. Bell. Marco is all right.
Speaker 4: He better be, for Blakey's sake, he'd better be.
Speaker 3: I know they've been partners three seasons now. Bell, there's
Speaker 3: no reason to think anything is wrong. You look, dog,
Speaker 3: keep lead dog, Marco's dog.
Speaker 5: He's right, he's that big husky with a white star.
Speaker 5: Marco got him two years ago.
Speaker 3: Bring up the d.
Speaker 6: I just don't know political sun Chane started for a
Speaker 6: betted care and maybe a glass of two A rye whiskey, Blakey,
Speaker 6: well leclear uglier never Indy and Joe.
Speaker 7: What are you having the tribe? Huh oh, Higgins, look
Speaker 7: at that paunch and bell. H sweet eyed you make
Speaker 7: up for all gorgeous Blakey.
Speaker 4: Where's Marco?
Speaker 3: Marcall? Oh? Ain't he here yet? Should he be? Well?
Speaker 7: He pulled out a few days before I did. I
Speaker 7: stayed until yesterday working the claim of course he uh,
Speaker 7: he might have stopped off someplace.
Speaker 4: Where stopped off where?
Speaker 7: Well? Maybe maybe at Jackson River, the factory, the post.
Speaker 7: Say's got a pair of mighty pretty daughter's bell.
Speaker 3: You better get your dogs out of heart as blaking,
Speaker 3: get your stuff inside. That may stop snowing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it looks like it's building up a good one,
Speaker 7: say blake He that lead dog there, he's new? I
Speaker 7: need why I guess you could call it that. That's
Speaker 7: Marco's dog. Marco traded with me. He he figured I'd
Speaker 7: be running closer to the storm, so I need a
Speaker 7: better lead.
Speaker 3: Dog than he would.
Speaker 7: So he uh, he traded with me.
Speaker 3: I see you see what what's.
Speaker 7: This all about? You act like it's a matter of
Speaker 7: life and death.
Speaker 3: The four of us talk it over well, Blakey was
Speaker 3: unpacking his slip. He didn't add up. We agreed on that,
Speaker 3: at least it didn't add up the way Blakey was claiming.
Speaker 3: He was a born liar. We knew that, and Marco
Speaker 3: should have been at the trading post by now, even
Speaker 3: if he had stopped off at Jackson River. Oh, when
Speaker 3: blake came in, we ate, and then we waited some more.
Speaker 3: Still no sound of another dog, slip or Marco.
Speaker 7: Wind seems to be slacking off something, eh, Blauzard ain't
Speaker 7: far off. Wind always slacks off?
Speaker 3: First?
Speaker 7: Who's your game of pinnockle? What's the matter with all
Speaker 7: of you? You ain't spoke one decent word to me
Speaker 7: since I got here. Anybody think I was a wolf
Speaker 7: that sneaked in out of the woods or something? Well,
Speaker 7: why don't somebody say something?
Speaker 3: How did you get that bruise under your eye? Blaky?
Speaker 3: How'd you get that bruise?
Speaker 7: You sit around and stare at me for a couple
Speaker 7: of hours. Not the only thing you can think of
Speaker 7: to say is how'd you get that bruise?
Speaker 3: What happened? Did you get in a fight with somebody?
Speaker 7: I got the bruise from a rock, but how I
Speaker 7: was working in the tunnel. We drove some rock fell
Speaker 7: out of the roof and a piece of it hit me.
Speaker 7: That's how I got it.
Speaker 4: You're lion.
Speaker 7: What's the matter with you?
Speaker 4: Bell your lion? I said, you fought with Marco? That's
Speaker 4: how you got it.
Speaker 7: I ain't fought with no buddy. Why would I fight
Speaker 7: with him? We was partnering, was Blakey?
Speaker 3: I mean, are we still are? Why did you fight
Speaker 3: about Blakey? Nothing?
Speaker 7: We didn't fight about nothing.
Speaker 3: We've gotta have some reason, blake Your partners don't start
Speaker 3: fighting over nothing.
Speaker 7: I mean, we wasn't fighting. Look, I don't know why
Speaker 7: Marco in herein his mother. Maybe he changed his mind.
Speaker 7: He said he was gonna be here. That's all I
Speaker 7: know about.
Speaker 4: And why isn't he he left before you did? You
Speaker 4: said so yourself, Where is he?
Speaker 7: Blaky?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 7: What's the matter with all of you? You think I
Speaker 7: kill him or something?
Speaker 3: Yeah? What that right? Blakey? We think maybe you killed him?
Speaker 7: Oh, come off of it. You're out of your mind.
Speaker 7: You're kidding, that's what it is. A joke, huh me
Speaker 7: killing old Marco? That's a laugh for you.
Speaker 3: You're gonna tell us about it? Huh about what?
Speaker 7: There ain't nothing to tell now. Look, if I had
Speaker 7: done something, why would I come straight here where you're
Speaker 7: all frenzy, is where you're expecting him.
Speaker 3: Where else would you go? Well?
Speaker 7: The Jackson River, They don't have room to put a
Speaker 7: man up, all right. I could add for Dawson, or
Speaker 7: south to white.
Speaker 3: Horse Storm too close. No time here, only place, all right?
Speaker 7: Answer me one thing? Why why do you think I'd
Speaker 7: kill him?
Speaker 4: Show him Leclair?
Speaker 3: Yeah, this might be the reason, Blakey, you've.
Speaker 7: Been going through my stuff?
Speaker 3: You got no right we did it anyway? No, what
Speaker 3: about this?
Speaker 7: I was gonna tell you about that. I figured i'd
Speaker 7: wait and make it a kind of surprise surprise.
Speaker 3: It's rich quartz.
Speaker 5: Blakey must opened up quite a pocket.
Speaker 7: It's the richest load between here and Mackenzie Bank, not
Speaker 7: rich enough for two. Marcot didn't even know about it.
Speaker 7: I stumbled on to it after he'd already left. That's
Speaker 7: why I was keeping it.
Speaker 3: For a surprise.
Speaker 4: These two, Blakie, are you keeping these for a surprise?
Speaker 4: I gave him those gloves and that right in Tabot,
Speaker 4: and I knitted that pair of socks last winter.
Speaker 7: Well, he told me to pack up anything he'd missed
Speaker 7: bring it along.
Speaker 3: That proves he was figuring to come here.
Speaker 7: Why, well, look, I know you're worried about Marco and all. Oh, yes,
Speaker 7: but you think in the wrong way. All of you,
Speaker 7: you're whole, you're all wrong. You're mixed up.
Speaker 5: You're saying you didn't kill Marco, but you ain't saying it.
Speaker 3: Very good, Joe, show him what you'll follow the slip.
Speaker 7: You've got no right to boto my things.
Speaker 3: This that's your knife, Blakie.
Speaker 7: It was a fox. I shot it on the trail,
Speaker 7: skinned it for the dogs. That's how the blood got
Speaker 7: on it.
Speaker 3: You skinned fox? What you do with skin?
Speaker 7: I left it. I'm a miner, not a trapper. I
Speaker 7: don't know anything about skins. Now, look the whole bunch
Speaker 7: of you. I'm getting fed up with this questions accusing me.
Speaker 7: What do you think you are?
Speaker 3: A quart of some kind?
Speaker 7: I don't have to answer anything.
Speaker 3: I ain't on trial.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna turn it.
Speaker 3: Next morning, the barometer dropped again, and we knew that
Speaker 3: blizzard would hit any minute. All that day we sat
Speaker 3: huddled around at wood stove, not talking, just thinking about
Speaker 3: Marco and Blakey, and just after dog Blakey went outside
Speaker 3: to settle his dog team. By the time he came
Speaker 3: back in, we decided, what are you all staring at, Blaking.
Speaker 3: We're going to give you a trial, a trial for
Speaker 3: what jury of your peers. That's the only law we got.
Speaker 3: That's all we likely to have till spring. Robertson bypassed
Speaker 3: as he got on through the Dawson to be the Blizzard.
Speaker 3: It's just you and us, Blaking. You're crazy. You ain't
Speaker 3: a law. If you got anything to say in your
Speaker 3: own defense, any explanation, I ain't.
Speaker 7: Doing no more talking. You can't do nothing to.
Speaker 3: Me whatever you say, Blaking, let's vote.
Speaker 4: Get it over with.
Speaker 5: If they won't talk, there ain't no use asking them
Speaker 5: anything else. I say, he killed Marco?
Speaker 3: One vote guilty.
Speaker 4: Two, of course he did it.
Speaker 3: Joe, he killed that's three guilty and mine makes four.
Speaker 3: That's unanimous, Blaking, And just what are you aim to
Speaker 3: do about it? Well, we got to decide.
Speaker 7: Well, I'll decide for you. You ain't gonna do nothing.
Speaker 3: And you know why, because of this grab him should
Speaker 3: do none.
Speaker 7: Of you move. Looks a little different now, d it
Speaker 7: down Blake.
Speaker 3: That rifle won't get you out of this.
Speaker 7: It won't. Huh, Well, I'd say it's made some changes already.
Speaker 3: Four to one.
Speaker 7: You felt bity big, didn't you?
Speaker 3: Well? How do you feel now?
Speaker 5: Things is kind of even up a little lengthy. You
Speaker 5: can't hold us at gun point all winter.
Speaker 7: I ain't figuring too. I'm getting out of here, and
Speaker 7: none of you better try.
Speaker 3: To stop me. Where are you planning to go?
Speaker 7: That's my business? But I sure ain't gonna stay around
Speaker 7: here no longer.
Speaker 3: All of you stay right where you are. He's crazy.
Speaker 3: Where could he get to? No worse? Maybe, but he
Speaker 3: ain't thought that far. All he knows right now is
Speaker 3: you're gonna get away.
Speaker 4: Well, what are you gonna do about it?
Speaker 3: Get your rifles? We go after him.
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Speaker 3: Tracking down a fellow man is not a pleasant theme,
Speaker 3: even though he's crazed with fear. But there was no choice.
Speaker 3: The four over stood a moment longer, looking at the
Speaker 3: door that had slammed up behind Blakey, and then ready, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: let's get it over with.
Speaker 4: Come on, don't let him get away.
Speaker 3: Joel, you're sick. Can you pick up his trail? He
Speaker 3: couldn't have got far. He ain't had enough time. Here
Speaker 3: we tracked start here. Come. It's pitch dark to me.
Speaker 3: How can you see any tracks? B see? Come? He
Speaker 3: seemed to be heading back on the trail on foot
Speaker 3: without even snow shoes. He's hot of his mind, guilt
Speaker 3: and fear. They do funny things to him.
Speaker 5: Man, leave trail, now, turn this way into the woods.
Speaker 3: Come roun get away from them.
Speaker 5: That's all he could thing about there in the cabin, crazy,
Speaker 5: clean out of his senses.
Speaker 3: God, stay away from it. He's hold up in that
Speaker 3: storage shed up on the creek bank. I saw the flash.
Speaker 3: Why don't We leave him there, Let him get snowed in,
Speaker 3: let him stile. No, no, When a man begins to start,
Speaker 3: it gets dangerous. He has that rifle and there's a
Speaker 3: whole case ammunition in the shed. You could hang around
Speaker 3: the cabin and pick us off one of the time.
Speaker 3: Meg me bring him the thing you can slip up
Speaker 3: on him. Joe, you talk, shoot guns, make noise, I
Speaker 3: go blaky.
Speaker 8: Get out of here, go back to the pole.
Speaker 3: Maybe this will shake him up a little. You're wasting
Speaker 3: your time. I got covered away. Turny murderer. I'll blast
Speaker 3: him out of there, and that's the last thing you
Speaker 3: might hit the Indian.
Speaker 8: Why don't you tell us about it? Blakey, about Marco?
Speaker 8: Get it off chat? Why did you bury him? I
Speaker 8: didn't bury nobody kill me. You're left him for the walls.
Speaker 7: You don't stop saying that I'll get every last one.
Speaker 4: Have you ever part?
Speaker 3: Hey, Joe must have got inside.
Speaker 6: You'll come now, everything all like, oh trouble, you'll come.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go get him. We dragged him back
Speaker 3: to the post. We tied his hands together behind his
Speaker 3: back and locked him in one of the bunk rooms.
Speaker 3: Then we said the four of us. We didn't say much,
Speaker 3: not looking at one another, knowing what we had to decide,
Speaker 3: putting it off as long as we could. And then
Speaker 3: it was Bell, who had been in love with Marco
Speaker 3: and was ready enough to go to pieces any minute,
Speaker 3: finally brought it out in the open.
Speaker 4: We can't sit here and put it off all winter.
Speaker 4: We gotta decide what we're gonna do. Get it over with.
Speaker 3: I suppose you're right.
Speaker 4: I know I'm right. What's the matter with all of you?
Speaker 4: What are you afraid of?
Speaker 3: It's a big responsibility Bell, not from me.
Speaker 4: Maybe you can feel sympathy for him, but I don't.
Speaker 4: He don't even count A hundred of him would make
Speaker 4: up from Marco.
Speaker 5: Perhaps you're right, Bell, but what I was thinking starm
Speaker 5: ain't hit yet. And as long as there's a chance
Speaker 5: Robertson will still come, well, maybe we ought to wait
Speaker 5: and leave it to him. After all, he's a lord,
Speaker 5: his job.
Speaker 3: No come now, Blizzard too close. You go very fast
Speaker 3: to Dawson, Go on spend winter here. Joe is right.
Speaker 3: We can't figure on turning Blackie over to the police.
Speaker 3: Robertson's already probably in Dawson, and we can't try to
Speaker 3: keep him prison and clear through the winter. I guess
Speaker 3: we all agree on that.
Speaker 4: You know what I agree on?
Speaker 3: Oh, I guess we better make up. Oh mine's made
Speaker 3: up now you know that? Yes, I know that battle love.
Speaker 3: My people say man who killed friend must die always.
Speaker 3: I don't know Lea Claire.
Speaker 5: Telling a man in a fight or a battle when
Speaker 5: you're a crazy man, that's one thing. But doing it
Speaker 5: in cold blood like this, well, they ain't easy to
Speaker 5: face it.
Speaker 3: It ain't the same. I guess we all feel that
Speaker 3: way about it. None of us want to do it.
Speaker 3: Looks to me like we don't have much choice.
Speaker 4: We don't and the sooner the better.
Speaker 3: I don't know, the mount he might still come.
Speaker 4: Make up your mind, Higgins, if you're afraid say so, Well,
Speaker 4: I ain't that you agree with the rest of us, then,
Speaker 4: don't you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I agree. Well it's settled. Then we might as well
Speaker 3: get it over with him. How were we here thinking
Speaker 3: to do it? Leclaire? Wha hanging? That's the usual way.
Speaker 3: I guess that roofbole outside the front of the cabin.
Speaker 3: We could take him up on the roof and tie
Speaker 3: the under the rope to that pole, and then and
Speaker 3: then make him step off. How much of a fall
Speaker 3: does it take? I only seen it done once down
Speaker 3: in the States.
Speaker 5: Wouldn't do there, hadn't go wrong, no call from the
Speaker 5: suffer anymore.
Speaker 3: And that's no. We're do careful. We plan it all.
Speaker 4: Out, not talking about it, and do it, do it
Speaker 4: and get it over with.
Speaker 3: We're gone to get on with it. Joe, get a
Speaker 3: ladder up against the eaves out there on Higgins and me.
Speaker 3: We cut a piece of rope. Good, No, I guess
Speaker 3: we better tell him.
Speaker 4: M hm, hang me.
Speaker 9: You've decided to hang me, Ray, You don't even know
Speaker 9: what you're saying. People don't sit down and decide they're
Speaker 9: gonna hang somebody and expect to get away with it.
Speaker 9: You can't take the law into your own hands.
Speaker 5: You're just making it harder for us, blakely harder for you.
Speaker 7: I'll make it harder for you when Robertson shows up.
Speaker 3: Robertson ain't gonna show up.
Speaker 7: You're out of your mind.
Speaker 5: We're gonna have to drag you, Blakey, You'll drag nobody.
Speaker 3: I'll walk.
Speaker 7: See just how far you're planning to go with this?
Speaker 3: All right, we go out through the main room.
Speaker 7: Bell bell, you know what they're figuring to do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll do something. Stop them.
Speaker 7: You're a woman, bal you're different.
Speaker 4: I wish there were ten of you, Blakie, so they
Speaker 4: can hang you ten times instead of once. Get him
Speaker 4: out of here, take him out and get it over with.
Speaker 7: Come on, she's crazier than the rest of you. It's
Speaker 7: all crazy. It's like an right.
Speaker 5: Man, watch your step Leclaire. I crust his freezing. It's slicky, yeah.
Speaker 3: Like it ain't real. It really happened, not to me anyway.
Speaker 3: You know that winder's got down. Some always does just
Speaker 3: before the blizzard hits. All right, Blakey, climb up on
Speaker 3: the roof, roof, Yeah, and you climb the ladder. You
Speaker 3: want us to help you?
Speaker 7: I can climb.
Speaker 3: You go up there by the ridgeport, Blakey, up there
Speaker 3: where Joe is standing.
Speaker 5: They better let me help you. A lot of snow
Speaker 5: on the roof. It easy with your hands tied that way.
Speaker 3: Already roof tied everything ready? Oh well, but as well
Speaker 3: we get on with it. Huh. Maybe you better tie
Speaker 3: it around his neck maclaire. Huh, you've seen it done one.
Speaker 3: It's like I can remember Blakey, come stand closer to
Speaker 3: the edge. Uh, careful, Claire Stark, don't slick. That's fine
Speaker 3: right there.
Speaker 7: Now, it's a joke, that's what you jen. Just trying
Speaker 7: to scare me so we can laugh about it. A
Speaker 7: real good joke, that's very funny.
Speaker 3: Looks like we're ready. Oh you got any last words, Blaki,
Speaker 3: I guess you better say them though. You jump now,
Speaker 3: Joe jump, stop pushing. We went inside. We left him
Speaker 3: swinging their figure to take him down, and they let
Speaker 3: him bury him. I opened up our love Brandy, and
Speaker 3: we drank some fast in Gobs. We needed it because
Speaker 3: it wasn't easy to do it, not in cold blood
Speaker 3: that way. It didn't change much either when we stopped
Speaker 3: to think about it. Didn't bring Marco back to life
Speaker 3: killing Blakey. Even Belle, who was crazy for revenge, was
Speaker 3: feeling sick. Then we got to thinking about Robertson too,
Speaker 3: how he never missed upping by before on his last
Speaker 3: trip out to Dawsum. And then Joe heard it. Here
Speaker 3: dogs slim, come Robertson. I told you, I told you.
Speaker 3: We want to wait. Now we're in free we.
Speaker 4: Gotta do something. We gotta think of something to tell him,
Speaker 4: make up a story.
Speaker 3: Well with bleak, he's tell hanging out there, what story something.
Speaker 3: All we can do is tell him the truth and
Speaker 3: hope he sees it the way we did. He's an
Speaker 3: old timer in the North. He'll understand.
Speaker 4: We'll make him understand. He'll be snowed in with us here,
Speaker 4: all us together for the rest of the winner will
Speaker 4: make him understand we did right.
Speaker 3: At least we know it. I think he will.
Speaker 10: Got a steak and drink from a hungry man. Well, Michael, Michael,
Speaker 10: Why all the surprise? I promised Jed be here, didn't
Speaker 10: I bell stopped over a couple of days in Jackson River, danger,
Speaker 10: got snowed in, excited Blakey make it all right. He
Speaker 10: was going to leave the mine a couple of days
Speaker 10: after I did.
Speaker 2: Under the direction of Norman McDonald, Escape has Brought You
Speaker 2: Judgment Day at Triple Deer by Les Crutchfield, starring Lawrence
Speaker 2: Dobkin with Harry Bartel. Featured in the cast were Lou Krugman,
Speaker 2: Georgia Ellis, James Nusser, and Clayton Post. You're announcer George Walsh.
Speaker 2: The special music for Escape is composed and conducted by
Speaker 2: Leith Stephens.
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Speaker 1: somewhere in the puppet country of and Dora, the high
Speaker 1: crags of the Pyrenees, trapping the last of the daylight.
Speaker 1: And you know that in one of the stone houses
Speaker 1: facing you, behind one of the doors that is closed
Speaker 1: against you, is a beautiful woman whom you must find
Speaker 1: before she meets her death.
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