Feb. 4, 2024
Unknown Broadcast | "Lost Dog"

Oh my, don't be afraid. I mean, not of this show. It's not real, at least I don't think it is. My dear, just relax and listen. These ghosts, ghouls, monsters, murderers and more aren't really here to get you, but your ears may lie to you...
Oh my, don't be afraid. I mean, not of this show. It's not real, at least I don't think it is. My dear, just relax and listen. These ghosts, ghouls, monsters, murderers and more aren't really here to get you, but your ears may lie to you...
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I see you've come back. I
guess fiddling with that little radio knob of
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yours paid off, because you've found
me yet again. I'm relaxing, so
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to speak. I've been reading a
book of lore that I found in a
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closet, and it's pretty interesting,
although this whole thing about a raven seems
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a bit far fetched. But then
again, I never really know what's going
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on in the minds of birds,
or perhaps much of anything, except,
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of course, the mind of man, because where there's a mind, where
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there's a will, there's darkness.
But don't let me ramble on to you
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like the old man that I am. No, no, no, We
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have a show to get to,
a nice piece of spookiness that I enjoy
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so much, almost as much as
I enjoy the phrase spooky to begin with.
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I think you'll enjoy it quite a
bit. Oh and by the way,
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what was that? Oh no,
no, no, no no.
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Who I am is simply unimportant where
I've gone, names don't really apply anymore.
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But please enjoy the story. And
if you want to get in touch
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with me but you can't quite afford
Ouiji board, you can email me at
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Weird Mysteries Show at gmail dot com
believe me. I would love to hear
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from anyone at all. Oh,
my dear, my dear, Let's get
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to this right now and stay warm, please, I'm ee G Marshall.
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Welcome to the world of mystery,
the world of terrifying imagination. The story
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you are about to hear is called
Lost Dog. There's a dog story,
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but please don't expect a charming family
tale about man's best friend. In fact,
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you may even decide that the dog
in this story is man's worst enemy.
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It all depends on whether or not
you share the particular terror of heroine
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Miss Julius Smollett. Jolly, please
George take him away, joh. Our
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mystery drama Lost Dog was written especially
for the mystery theater by Henry Flesser and
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stars Kim Hunter. It is sponsored
in part by the Kellogg Company, makers
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of Kellogg's special k serial. I'll
return shortly with that one. Our story
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begins in the quiet parlor of a
small suburban house at the end of Elm
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Street. Well not completely quiet,
since young Ronnie Hughes is once again practicing
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his scales under the gentle, watchful
eyes of his piano teachers and Missus Julius
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Smollett. Well that was very good, Ronnie. There was much better than
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last time. I still wish we
could skip this scale stuck, Missus Smollett.
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I mean, I'm not saying that
I'm ready to play concertos yet,
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but just the same, well,
scales makes me feel like a little kid.
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I guess all the finest pianos had
to learn their scales before they could
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play any compositions. I guess it's
my fault for starting to learn to play
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so late in life. I running
nineteen years old isn't very late in life.
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I'm twenty, Missus Smallot. Are
you already? Oh I don't tell
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me. You've been coming here for
a year. No, just about four
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months. But my birthday was last
week. It was on Thursday. You
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weren't well last Thursday. Oh yes, that's right you you still don't look
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well. And listen, why don't
we see how well you know the chromacity
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you're cheating. It's swallen. It's
still swollen. Does it hurt or no?
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No, no, it doesn't hurt. It all it which who's silly?
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I'm gonna stumble and fall that way. I know that your husband hit
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you, Missus small Lit. Yeah, that's a very silly thing to say.
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You can't tell me it isn't the
truth. I remember the first time
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he did it, at least the
first time I knew anything about it.
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Now I'm gonna have to put a
stop to this. Yes, I wish
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you would. I wish you'd call
the police or something the next time it
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happens. Now, listen to me, young man. You've been listening to
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a lot of foolish town gossip,
and tell me it isn't true. What
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I'm telling you is that it isn't
any of your business. Yeah, yeah,
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I guess that's right. It's none
of my business. I should never
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open my big mouth. I'll just
keep it shut from now on. Ronnie.
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Yeah, all right, all right. My husband and I had a
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crial. It was drug, wasn't
he. George is in a very difficult
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occupation. The competition is very keen, and you know the people he has
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to deal with. I'm always very
gentle. I don't know anything about the
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trucking business, Missus Smollett. I
just hate the idea of anybody hurting you,
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that's all. I just can't understand
why he'd do such a thing.
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What did you do to him.
If you must know, honey, I
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won't allow him to have a dog. What it sounds silly, doesn't it,
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And you're right it is. It's
silly on my part that I'm absolutely
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terrified at dogs, and unfortunately my
husband wants one. He wants one very
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much, and that's why he hit
you. And the argument goes back a
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very long way. It's almost almost
since George and I were married seven years
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ago. It wasn't much of a
problem when we lived in the city.
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George didn't have this chucking company.
Then he was just a driver. But
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when he got the chance to buy
into a firm out here, we bought
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this house. And I guess having
a house in the country made George think
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about dogs and things. But I
just don't see what's so important about it,
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but has become important in marriage.
I'm now just look what all this
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talk is done. To the time
of chapter six thirty. My husband's gonna
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be home in half an hour and
I haven't even started dinner. Well,
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he beat you for about two Ronnie. If you keep talking this way,
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well, I just don't think it
would be wise to continue to giving you
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lessons. You don't mean that I'll
see you on Thursday, Ronnie, Joe,
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sure nus is smaller? Goodbye Ronnie
and happy Thursday, Ronnie. What
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else today, channeler guy? I
had two semis inter our pass up.
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If I wanted the job, I
had to use his equipment. Well fine,
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only nobody was gonna hook me for
a five hundred buck premium. Hey
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are you listening, Julie? Yes, yes, I'm listening to Georgia.
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What's the matter with you tonight?
I'm a little tired, I suppose tired
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you from what lifting the piano cover? Yah, you make me sick.
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You know that you weren't listening to
a word I said. You don't care
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about what happens in my business.
You never cared, but I never understood
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much about it. You're always talk
to me as if I'm one of yours.
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So sick, I know what's eating
on you think I don't know.
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You're sitting there, like the last
judgment. You're sitting there blaming me for
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taking that smite by your last week. You know you're wrong. Look at
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yourself. You didn't even bother putting
makeup on her cheeky Yours makeup puttn't cover
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the swelling. You want to remind
me how much you suffer. Well,
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I got a hot flash for your
kid. The one who suffers around this
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house is me. I get enjoyed
his house plenty. I could have a
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great time if you weren't so sick
in the head. She's talking about the
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dog again. Why not you think
I forgot? But sure, that can't
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mean that much to you. I've
had dogs ever since I was six years
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old. You never talked about it. When we were living in the city.
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That was different. We'll put a
dog in that air conditioned chicken cop
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But now we've got a house,
a real, honest, a god house,
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Julia. A house needs a dog. Oh, George, you know
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I feel terrible about saying no,
but I can't help myself. It's just
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something in me. It's a phobia. I guess. The dogs terrifying me,
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even small dogs, tiny hormeless little
dogs. I go to pieces when
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one comes near me. It's all
in your mind, yes, But isn't
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that enough? No, not for
me, it isn't. Can't you understand
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that it's like a sickness, like
a disease. Okay, So if it's
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like a disease, how come you
never got cured? How come, you
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never saw a doctor about it?
A doctor? Yeah, that's right,
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telling me you're sick. We'll just
find out where are you going. I'm
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gonna get you an appointment, a
doctor's appointment. I'm calling doctor mccainn right
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now, at this hour. I'll
call him at home and make an appointment
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for tomorrow. We're gonna settle this
thing once sent for all. Well,
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Junior, maybe maybe i'm the wrong
kind of doctor. What do you mean,
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Well, if you're serious about getting
rid of this phobia, that would
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take a specialist, a psychiatrist,
in some kind of head doctor. I'm
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sure you realize that people who are
afraid of certain things, well, they've
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usually had something happen to them in
their childhoods, some traumatic experience or other
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that gets stuck in their minds like
a bird and won't come out. Doctor.
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You know, we couldn't possibly afford
going through analysis. George's company isn't
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doing that. Well, you'd never
stand for paying all that money week after
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week. Well, maybe you don't
need all that couch stuff. Maybe there's
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something else you might try. Not
right, you're a here of hypnotherapy.
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You'll be getting hypnotized by someone,
not just by someone. I mean someone
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who can put you under and maybe
help cure you of this thing. I'm
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not saying it always works, but
it does sometimes. I don't know.
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The thought sort of frightens me.
Nothing frightening about it. It might be
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just the way to find out why
you're really afraid of dogs. A minute,
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you don't forget your key? Yes, George, I'm sorry. Well,
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your brent so late. It's almost
a quarter after seventh. I went
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to a movie after I saw Doctor
McCann. I was just so nervous.
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I had to get out of myself. So I went to this movie and
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it lasted longer than I thought it
would. That's great, just great.
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Now, what happens to my dinner? Huh, dinner's already. All I
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have to do is shoot it.
That's a fine thing. I come home
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orally to surprise you. You're not
even here. I'm sorry, George.
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Do you think you should have more
to drink? Now? I mean,
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it won't take me more than ten
minutes to get dinner on the tato,
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never mind how much I drank.
Besides, I'm in no hurry for dinner.
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I want to know what doctor said. No, it's just as I
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told you, George, there's nothing
doctor McCarn can do for me. It's
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not something that can be cured with
a Pierce God ever, be some way.
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Well, he suggested that maybe a
different kind of doctor hypnotherapist, I
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someone who hypnotizes you, who tries
to make you go back into your pattern.
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It sounds like a lot of junk
to me. It might do some
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good. I really don't know.
I'll tell you what would do some good.
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A little direct action. That's what
you need. What are you talking
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about, George? The only way
to learn how to swim is to jump
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in the water. Right, Well, that's what you need, Julia.
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I simply can't make you understand how
Maybe I can make you understand that.
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I forget it. You want to
get that dinner ready? I'm hungry?
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Yes, yes, I'm going.
Now look, why don't you change first?
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Change? Yeah? Yeah, you're
closed? Give the more comfortable.
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Yes, I think I'd like to
do that, George. I won't be
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long. God, take it easy. That's my support. That's a teller,
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tell you it, Dot. But
the sec he's not gonna I get
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God, it only goes to prove
that there are more terrors in this world.
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Of ours than anyone imagines. But
the question in the Smallllett house is
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which one is the real terror at
Tilla the dog or George the husband.
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We'll learn more about both of them
when we returned shortly with that two.
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This is w O R. New
York, your station for the mystery theater.
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Now let's return to the plight of
missus Julius Smollett's, the woman whose
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knifemares take the shape of a barking
dog. How long do you want me
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to board the animal, mister Smartt. I don't know until that wife or
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mine gets her head on straight.
I guess I beg your pardon. My
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wife doesn't like dogs. Took one
look at a tiller and screened the house
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down. Now, some women get
scared of governments. It's dogs on me
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six months old, for Pete's sake, practically a puppy. Can you board
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my dog until my wife gets through
with her treatment treatment? I don't think
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I understand. Yes, give me
a straight answer. Oh yes, sir,
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suddinly, I will take dog for
as long as you like. We'll
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see how long that is. Please
sit down, missus Smartt. Thank you
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right here, mister Smartt. Yeah, thanks. You both seem a little
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nervous. I'm sorry, doctor Phelic, but I suppose I am. I
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know, doctor mccannon explained. He
said that hypnotherapy was an accepted kind of
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treatment for some cases, yes,
not all of them. All I want
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to know is will Ad wake well. Frankly, I don't know much about
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your wife or her problem. I'm
not going to say I can help her
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get over this particular phobia until I
do. Please, George, let me
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tell the doctor about it. I
can tell him in one sentence. My
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wife's afraid of dogs, all dogs, big ones, little ones, falls
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apart when she just looks at once. No, that isn't true. I
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don't fall apart, as my husband
said, unless unless I'm close to them.
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Animal phobias are one of the most
common types I deal with, Missus
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Smullett, and I might say that
I have a great deal of success with
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them. But how do you do
it? I use a technique called hyper
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amnesia anesia. Actually it's the opposite
of amnesia. After placing the subject in
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a trance state and making her completely
willing to free herself from critical judgments about
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the past. We'll wait a minute. I'm not following you. What we
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do is get the subject to remember
long forgotten, very very deeply repressed experiences.
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Sometimes they remember them in great detail, even though they still maintain amnesia
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at the conscious level. And you
see, I'm not sure I do you
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mean you can find something in my
mind I don't even know? Is dear?
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Possibly make me take some time.
We might need several visits to establish
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a rapport between us, but if
all goes well, we should soon be
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able to find out if anything in
your past is causing this problem. And
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of course that something will most likely
concern a dog that wasn't one of Hank
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bought right at Joe Flap Territory all
the way, what happened how to go
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at Folick's. It was all very
strange. Come on, let's hear it.
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Did he get your hypnotized or didn't
he? Oh look, I just
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want to hang my coat off work. I'm missing a big game just because
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I want to hear it. You
might as well turn it all again,
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George, because all that doctor Frod
did was what he called the first stages.
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What does that mean? I mean? Well, he put me under
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all right. There wasn't any problem
about that. I figured that tell me
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what he said about the dog.
He didn't say anything, George, Well,
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what do you mean, just that
you didn't start talking about my problem.
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That's gonna have to wait until I'm
more receptive. What's he trying to
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do? Keep stringing you along until
he bleeds me dry. Those visits cost
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fifth day bucks age. You know
what I I know it's expensive, but
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you're the one who insisted that I
go fifty bucks a week. Plus Kennel
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charges a couple of months of that
and I'll be hot in half of my
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trucks. Look, you'll tell that
guy to get down to business. It's
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only my second visit. George.
Well, we better start seeing some results
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on number three. Understand, I'm
not waiting any longer. It doesn't have
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to be a number three as far
as I'm concerned. We can stop right
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now. What are you talking about, George? I don't want to do
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this thing. I hate being put
under. I hate anybody poking around in
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my subconsciousness for something that isn't even
important to me. You mean you'll want
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to be sick. I think I'll
lie down for a while. Don't you
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walk out on me. I'm sure
you'd rather watch a football game. I
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don't tell me what to do.
I know you think mister lowbrow, but
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let me tell you something, kid, You're no fairy princess anymore. Maybe
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that's what you used to think you
were back in the old days. But
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the only ferry around this house is
that piano student of yours. I don't
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like to talk to you when you
like this. That's what you always say
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when I'm drinking. Well, I'm
not drinking now, and you better listen
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to what I'm saying. Oh please, George, don't touch you. I
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know that was coming next. Don't
touch that's your favorite phraise night and day.
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Don't touch George. You're hurting.
It's the only thing you understand,
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the only touch that means to think. Kill you. Oh love me.
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Stop being such an an animal.
Show you what animal, George? Please
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don't don't. I'll show you what
kind of a animal I am. I'll
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show you, George. You don't. Please. Well, I just thought
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wasn't much better, was it?
You didn't think much of the performance.
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I mean, it wasn't exactly horrible. It wasn't. Uh no, I
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it was typically alright, Ronnie,
really, but you're not all right,
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are you? Oh, yes,
and fine, you look awful. N
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No, I I didn't mean that. You never look awful, but look
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acting so funny today. I'm sorry. I I guess I have something on
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my mind. Can I take a
guess? No, what you can take
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is the next page of this lesson. Listen, missus smoke? Look?
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Can I call you Julia fairy?
Ronne? I know, I know you're
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gonna give me all that stuff about
teacher student relationship only I'm sick of calling
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you missus smallan I I hate it. I hate it because it's his name.
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Ronnie. No, you're the most
important thing in my whole life.
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Please, Ronnie, I don't want
you to say things like that. They're
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not true and they're just making it
impossible for me to teach you. You
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know how I feel about you.
I'm sure you do. You're just too
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smart not to have seen it.
I know that you're twenty years old.
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Is that why you don't want me
to talk about it? Because I'm younger
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than you are. It's flattering that
you feel that way, Ronnie, but
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I know it's just a little crush. You have. Boys go through that
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sort of thing all the time.
Boys crush look you're treating me like a
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kid, if you ask me.
That's why you keep me on those damn
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scale exercises all the time, so
you won't have to think that I'm any
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more of a man than those ten
year old kids that you teach all the
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time. And no, Ronnie,
I know you're a man, of course
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I do. And if you think
that, treat me like one. Just
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once, h please please m mmm
mmm, let me kiss you, Julia,
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just once, Ronnie, Please,
Julia, what is it? What's
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the matter of what? It's nothing? I I just bruise my neck a
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little and and when you touched it, your neck, Yes, it's nothing.
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It's not why you're wearing a scarf
today. Let me see. No,
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Ronnie, don't Oh my god,
it was an it was just an
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accident, nothing but an accident.
You're all bruised, your whole neck.
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Look at it. I can see
more bruises got on the shoulder. What
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did he do to you? Please? Please don't talk about it. I
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can't bear to talk about it.
You don't have to, Julia, you
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don't have to. But he's going
to talk about it with me. Hell
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I said to that will because and
I bring back memories. Hey, Julia,
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what that sean? We used to
dance to it? Remember in a
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girl room first year we were married. Hey, do you want to drink
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it? Nothing? You're drinking enough
for both of them. Makes me feel
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good. Yes, you know,
I sit there with my wives. They
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ought to do what their husband's do. A man needs a pound, not
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just a wife. I'm sorry that
I'm not a pound. That's why I
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need a dog. You understand,
a man's got to have a friend,
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somebody who understands him. You see, you really think that dog? Whats
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his name? Would? Unders?
Stan's names are Tela a teller? It's
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an awful name for a dog,
a frightening name. Everything scares you,
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even names who the hecker zan?
I don't know? Allow, mister Smollett,
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And what is this? Since?
Why don't you give piano lessons at
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night? You will? You none? What are you doing here? I
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didn't come for a lesson. I
came to to talk to mister Smollett.
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You want to talk to me about
what? May I please come in,
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sir? Yeah, yeah, sure, come on, Sonny, Ronnie,
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you shouldn't have come here. I
won't stay long. I just want to
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say something to your husband, shock
kadd I wanted to say that I know
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what you're doing to Julia. I
know how you've been hurting her, and
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I will write to get away with
it. No. If she doesn't want
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to say anything about it, I
will you touch her again? I'll go
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to the police. I mean that. See the laws in this country.
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Think maybe in hearing things swells.
The smaller you ever hit a lot more,
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you're gonna go to jail. So
I'm gonna jail and you're gonna put
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me there. Ronnie, I begged
you not to do this on and it's
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okay, Julie. I like himing
this. I mean, I want to
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know what the younger generation is thinking. You don't want me to hit my
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wife anymore? He stand it.
That's stipped. You're sure you know the
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difference between hitting and just giving little
love tapsis money? Go so right now,
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I mean maybe you made a mistake. Kid. For instance, this
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is a love George. Now,
that's a love tap. Ronnie, Baby,
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this is till that down. You
see the difference, Kid, you'd
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better be sure you are a different
aspectfore you're talking a yo do Joe.
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Yes, it's sad to realize that
all men who love dogs aren't necessarily lovable
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themselves. But obviously, George Smollett's
is a man who believes that brute force
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trains people as well as animals.
He may be right in some respects,
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but perhaps he should be aware of
the old saying that every dog has his
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day. I'll be back shortly with
that. Three. An important day has
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arrived in the life of Julius Mollett
and her husband George, because Julia is
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on our way to the offices of
doctor Fullwick, who has promised that this
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is the day which may bring her
back to the forgotten days of her past,
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perhaps to the very day when she
equated the word terror with the friendly
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eyes and wagging tail of man's best
friend. It's better be the payoff,
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That's all I've got to say.
I hope you're not disappointed, George.
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Well, at least you're talking to
me. That's the first word you've said
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to me in two days. I
haven't had much to say, but the
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kid Ronnie's all right. I didn't
mark him up. He's still as pretty
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as ever. That worries you,
doesn't it. Nobody's got a right to
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walk into my own house and say
those things to me, you have nothing
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to worry about, George. Yeah, that's what you say. Fifty bucks
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a visitors something to worry me,
and forty a week for the dog,
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and a lot of other things.
We've also lost a piano pupil. I
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suppose you realize that Oh cares about
that Ronnie paid twenty dollars a week for
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his lessons, John, I won't
miss it, not as much as you'll
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miss your little prince charming. Well, right about it? About what you're
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going to miss them? Right,
you're not going to have any show that
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a cry on Ah. I think
i'd better explain exactly what I plan,
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missus Smollett, and we're going to
try something called age regression. Them age
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regression. It sounds as if you're
going to make me younger. That's almost
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exactly what we'll try to do.
Well, if you can, doctor,
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you'll have every woman in America on
your doorstep. All I'm going to do
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is attempt to take your mind back
into your own past. I'm going to
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see if you can relive some of
your earlier years, mean that I might
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actually remember things from my early childhood. I'm hoping that you'll recall one particular
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thing, the thing. But you've
been concealing from your adult self for a
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very long time, so it's rather
frightening, isn't it. No, No,
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you mustn't fear knowledge, especially self
knowledge. Now we'll just draw the
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window shade and we'll get started,
and missus Smollett, would you like to
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come inside? Maybe you mean you're
all through self France. No, no,
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no, we're not through. But
your wife is in a deep trance
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and I thought you might want to
be here when we begin the age regression
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attempt. Well, sure if you
want me in there. Hey, she
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looks like she's asleep, but she
isn't. Hypnosis only resembles the sleep state,
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but it's not. Missus Smollett is
very much awake. Yeah, Missus
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Smollett, Julia, you may open
your eyes now. Ah, that's fine.
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Now tell me. Do you know
what day it is today? Uh?
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Yes, Wednesday? No, you're
wrong, it's Friday, Julia?
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Is that right? Yes? Friday? No, Julia, it isn't Friday
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either. Do you know what day
it is now? No? I don't
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know what day it is. In
fact, right now, you don't know
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the day, or the month or
even the year. Julia do you no,
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you see, mister Smilett, I'm
purposely doing this to dislocate your wife
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in time. Ooh ye ye yeah, yeah I I I understand. Julia.
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You're going to be a child all
over again. You're going to see
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and hear and feel everything you did
since you were a baby, and you're
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going to tell me everything I wanna
know about what you see here and feel.
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You're going to answer all my questions
starting right now. Do you understand?
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Yes, Julia, you are a
one year old? Do you hear
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me? You're an infant? Only
one year old? Tell me what you
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know? Julia. Tell me if
you're afraid of dogs? Yeah? Oh
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my god, you sound like a
happy baby to me, Julia. I
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don't think you had any fear of
animals when you were a little baby,
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did you. Now you're two years
old, Julia, you can probably say
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a few words. Now, are
you afraid of dogs? And now you're
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three, Julia, you're growing up
pretty quickly. Now you're a big three
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year old girl. And are you
afraid of dogs? Now? Julia,
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you're not afraid of bow? Wow? You're four years old? Now,
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Julia, tell me if you're afraid
of dogs now? It's all right to
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shake your head as long as you
tell me. Julia. Now you're five,
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five years old? Rock still not
afraid of dogs? Oh, you're
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not afraid. I'm not afraid.
Now you're six, Julia, six,
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six, kid forever he is,
Missus smollet not afraid at six, Julia.
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Then let's be seven years old.
You're seven years old? Still not
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afraid? Are you? Now?
What about eight? You're an eight year
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old girl? Now? Capp what
was that troper for? Talker? She
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says, Julia? Who is Toper? Is Toper? A dog? Toppers?
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My dog? Where is Topper?
Now? Julia? Dopper? Stairs?
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They put up away? Then they
tell him in the door, my
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fall into a fall? What's your
fault? What did you do? Julia?
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No, it's his fault. It's
Bobby's fault. Who is he?
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Julia? Is Bobby a friend of
yours? Him? He teases me,
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teases me all the time. I'm
glad I did it. I'm glad.
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Only come only don't kill Top and
please please don't kill my dog? Is
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all this means something? Is?
It means a great deal? Missus Robard?
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Hey, Julia, no, please
listen. I want you to tell
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me all about Bobby and Topper.
Bobby lives next door. He's ten,
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he teases me. He booths my
hairy, he drew on my dress and
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put mud in my shoes, and
he hit the Topper with a rock.
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Mommy, mommy, what happened,
Julia? Why are you calling your mother?
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What's happened to Bobby? He's killing
now me tell him I wanted if
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I told him what I would do, I don't him. Was it Bobby?
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You want kick and Topper? Kill
him? Kill him? Kill him?
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My god? What Julia? Listen
to me. I want you to
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explain everything to me very clearly.
Did you tell your dog to hurt Bobby?
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Yes? Did he hurt Bobby?
Did Topper kill him? You?
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Mum? He hurt Bobby, He
didn't kill him. He hurt Bobby in
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the neck. But they killed Dropper. They killed my dog because it's my
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fault. It's my fault. Well, I think we've found the lost dog.
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So now you know, missus Smollett. Now you may be able to
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understand it was this one incident in
your childhood, this one tragedy of your
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past innocence, which is responsible for
your folk. Yet more than anything,
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you have a strong feeling of guilt. You blame yourself for what happened to
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little Bobby, when in all likelihood
you were loved in any way at fault.
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No, doctor Fillett, you're wrong
about that part. It was my
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I remember it all now. You
probably just wish that Tapa would turn on
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the little boy, and you saw
your wish become a reality, so you
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accuse yourself of a crime. I
didn't wish it. I told Tapa what
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to do. I hate it Bobby
so much. I wanted him to sink
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his teeth in that little boy's throat. Well, at least you've brought it
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all into the light, Missus Bollett, and something tells me that it won't
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be long before you willingly accept the
love and friendship of a dog. Againe.
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Hell, money, how are you? I'm okay. I guess that
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looks like a brand new car you're
driving. Yeah it is. My parents
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gave it to me for my birthday. But well, it took a couple
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of months to get it here from
the factory, which I mean I wanted
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to couple of special things done to
it. It's very handsome running. I'm
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sure you're enjoying it. Yeah,
it's great. Uh. I guess you've
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been shopping. U uh, yes, I have been. How running?
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Maybe he'd like to come inside for
a few minutes to some teen or something.
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I I'm afraid I can't write now. I mean see, I'm supposed
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to pick up Lisa at her house. Lisa. Yeah, Lisa Bryant.
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We uh sort of gone steady now, huh, yes, it's yes,
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that's of course. Well, it's
very nice running into you running, Yes,
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it was. Uh. Hey,
by the way, you're looking,
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well, I mean you see real
fine these days, missus smallertt Yes,
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running, I'm really very fine.
Now I've got to go inside. It's
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time to feed to Tilla. Who
goodbye? Running, I can't where are
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you, Attila, TiVo? Where's
that animal? Oh? I suppose he's
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playing the yard or something. Ooh, or maybe he's in the bedroom.
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Attila, huh, not in there. Oh. I see George's jackets back
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from the penis. I hope they
haven't taken all the smell out of it.
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No, they couldn't do that.
Nothing will ever take the smell of
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George out of anything. Now to
find that animal, Attilla, where are
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you Attella? Are you here there? You are. How for heaven's sake
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are you still tired out? The
little thing? Go Joe on her?
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Have you out of that in a
minute. We cant have you tired?
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I'm tell me, boy, we
can't play our little bit. Get tied
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up? He is. He has
to our good dog, good good boy,
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a killer. Now now let's play
our little game. See the jacket
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a killer. Smell the jacket,
bar gone, smell it that good boy,
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good boy? Now killer? Who
said the dog has to be man's
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best friend? Why not woman's best
friend, especially a woman like Julia,
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who was just learning how really helpful
a dog can be, or rather she's
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remembering how helpful. And one day
soon George Smollett will come home to a
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very surprising greeting from his own Yet
I'll be back shortly. We hope we
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haven't given you the impression that we
don't love dogs. We love them very
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much, especially since dogs are descended
from wolves, and the wolf is not
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only a fascinating creature, he also
does something wonderful for all lovers of mystery
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stories. He makes this chilling sound
away. Our cast included Kim Hunter,
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George Matthews, Robert Dryden, Gill
Mack and Mandy Patinkin. The entire production
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was under the direction of Hyman Brown
Radio. Mystery Theater was sponsored in part
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by Anheuser Busch Incorporated Bowers of Budweiter. Missus E. G. Marshall inviting
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you to return to our Mystery Theater
for another adventure in the macabre until next
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time, pleasant dreams. Now,
now down, boy down. You know
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your father has some business to attend
to. Then you can eat whatever it
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is you may eat, my dear, Oh, hello, my DearS.
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Yes, yes, yes, I
hope you enjoyed that story. I think
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it was terrific, and especially if
you're a dog person like me. What's
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that? Oh? Well, there
are several cats around, but they are
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more for pest control than anything else. The dogs are what I keep for
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companionship. They're really more of hounds. Actually, the night is heading towards
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its end. I think it's time
for you to get into your warm bed
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and for me to climb back to
where I've come from. But please find
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me again another night, perhaps tomorrow
night, and I'll share something scary with
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you, and together we can maybe
try to figure it all out. If
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you want to find out more about
what we do here. Just go to
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weirdahmisteries dot com and until next time, stay safe. If you can doumblingbling,
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mumbling private thing, you break it.
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I see you've come back. I
guess fiddling with that little radio knob of
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yours paid off, because you've found
me yet again. I'm relaxing, so
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to speak. I've been reading a
book of lore that I found in a
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closet, and it's pretty interesting,
although this whole thing about a raven seems
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a bit far fetched. But then
again, I never really know what's going
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on in the minds of birds,
or perhaps much of anything, except,
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of course, the mind of man, because where there's a mind, where
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there's a will, there's darkness.
But don't let me ramble on to you
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like the old man that I am. No, no, no, We
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have a show to get to,
a nice piece of spookiness that I enjoy
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so much, almost as much as
I enjoy the phrase spooky to begin with.
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I think you'll enjoy it quite a
bit. Oh and by the way,
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what was that? Oh no,
no, no, no no.
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Who I am is simply unimportant where
I've gone, names don't really apply anymore.
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But please enjoy the story. And
if you want to get in touch
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with me but you can't quite afford
Ouiji board, you can email me at
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Weird Mysteries Show at gmail dot com
believe me. I would love to hear
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from anyone at all. Oh,
my dear, my dear, Let's get
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to this right now and stay warm, please, I'm ee G Marshall.
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Welcome to the world of mystery,
the world of terrifying imagination. The story
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you are about to hear is called
Lost Dog. There's a dog story,
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but please don't expect a charming family
tale about man's best friend. In fact,
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you may even decide that the dog
in this story is man's worst enemy.
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It all depends on whether or not
you share the particular terror of heroine
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Miss Julius Smollett. Jolly, please
George take him away, joh. Our
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mystery drama Lost Dog was written especially
for the mystery theater by Henry Flesser and
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stars Kim Hunter. It is sponsored
in part by the Kellogg Company, makers
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of Kellogg's special k serial. I'll
return shortly with that one. Our story
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begins in the quiet parlor of a
small suburban house at the end of Elm
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Street. Well not completely quiet,
since young Ronnie Hughes is once again practicing
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his scales under the gentle, watchful
eyes of his piano teachers and Missus Julius
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Smollett. Well that was very good, Ronnie. There was much better than
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last time. I still wish we
could skip this scale stuck, Missus Smollett.
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I mean, I'm not saying that
I'm ready to play concertos yet,
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but just the same, well,
scales makes me feel like a little kid.
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I guess all the finest pianos had
to learn their scales before they could
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play any compositions. I guess it's
my fault for starting to learn to play
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so late in life. I running
nineteen years old isn't very late in life.
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I'm twenty, Missus Smallot. Are
you already? Oh I don't tell
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me. You've been coming here for
a year. No, just about four
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months. But my birthday was last
week. It was on Thursday. You
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weren't well last Thursday. Oh yes, that's right you you still don't look
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well. And listen, why don't
we see how well you know the chromacity
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you're cheating. It's swallen. It's
still swollen. Does it hurt or no?
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No, no, it doesn't hurt. It all it which who's silly?
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I'm gonna stumble and fall that way. I know that your husband hit
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you, Missus small Lit. Yeah, that's a very silly thing to say.
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You can't tell me it isn't the
truth. I remember the first time
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he did it, at least the
first time I knew anything about it.
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Now I'm gonna have to put a
stop to this. Yes, I wish
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you would. I wish you'd call
the police or something the next time it
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happens. Now, listen to me, young man. You've been listening to
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a lot of foolish town gossip,
and tell me it isn't true. What
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I'm telling you is that it isn't
any of your business. Yeah, yeah,
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I guess that's right. It's none
of my business. I should never
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open my big mouth. I'll just
keep it shut from now on. Ronnie.
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Yeah, all right, all right. My husband and I had a
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crial. It was drug, wasn't
he. George is in a very difficult
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occupation. The competition is very keen, and you know the people he has
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to deal with. I'm always very
gentle. I don't know anything about the
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trucking business, Missus Smollett. I
just hate the idea of anybody hurting you,
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that's all. I just can't understand
why he'd do such a thing.
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What did you do to him.
If you must know, honey, I
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won't allow him to have a dog. What it sounds silly, doesn't it,
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And you're right it is. It's
silly on my part that I'm absolutely
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terrified at dogs, and unfortunately my
husband wants one. He wants one very
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much, and that's why he hit
you. And the argument goes back a
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very long way. It's almost almost
since George and I were married seven years
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ago. It wasn't much of a
problem when we lived in the city.
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George didn't have this chucking company.
Then he was just a driver. But
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when he got the chance to buy
into a firm out here, we bought
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this house. And I guess having
a house in the country made George think
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about dogs and things. But I
just don't see what's so important about it,
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but has become important in marriage.
I'm now just look what all this
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talk is done. To the time
of chapter six thirty. My husband's gonna
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be home in half an hour and
I haven't even started dinner. Well,
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he beat you for about two Ronnie. If you keep talking this way,
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well, I just don't think it
would be wise to continue to giving you
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lessons. You don't mean that I'll
see you on Thursday, Ronnie, Joe,
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sure nus is smaller? Goodbye Ronnie
and happy Thursday, Ronnie. What
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else today, channeler guy? I
had two semis inter our pass up.
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If I wanted the job, I
had to use his equipment. Well fine,
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only nobody was gonna hook me for
a five hundred buck premium. Hey
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are you listening, Julie? Yes, yes, I'm listening to Georgia.
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What's the matter with you tonight?
I'm a little tired, I suppose tired
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you from what lifting the piano cover? Yah, you make me sick.
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You know that you weren't listening to
a word I said. You don't care
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about what happens in my business.
You never cared, but I never understood
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much about it. You're always talk
to me as if I'm one of yours.
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So sick, I know what's eating
on you think I don't know.
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You're sitting there, like the last
judgment. You're sitting there blaming me for
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taking that smite by your last week. You know you're wrong. Look at
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yourself. You didn't even bother putting
makeup on her cheeky Yours makeup puttn't cover
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the swelling. You want to remind
me how much you suffer. Well,
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I got a hot flash for your
kid. The one who suffers around this
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house is me. I get enjoyed
his house plenty. I could have a
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great time if you weren't so sick
in the head. She's talking about the
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dog again. Why not you think
I forgot? But sure, that can't
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mean that much to you. I've
had dogs ever since I was six years
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old. You never talked about it. When we were living in the city.
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That was different. We'll put a
dog in that air conditioned chicken cop
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But now we've got a house,
a real, honest, a god house,
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Julia. A house needs a dog. Oh, George, you know
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I feel terrible about saying no,
but I can't help myself. It's just
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something in me. It's a phobia. I guess. The dogs terrifying me,
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even small dogs, tiny hormeless little
dogs. I go to pieces when
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one comes near me. It's all
in your mind, yes, But isn't
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that enough? No, not for
me, it isn't. Can't you understand
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that it's like a sickness, like
a disease. Okay, So if it's
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like a disease, how come you
never got cured? How come, you
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never saw a doctor about it?
A doctor? Yeah, that's right,
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telling me you're sick. We'll just
find out where are you going. I'm
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gonna get you an appointment, a
doctor's appointment. I'm calling doctor mccainn right
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now, at this hour. I'll
call him at home and make an appointment
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for tomorrow. We're gonna settle this
thing once sent for all. Well,
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Junior, maybe maybe i'm the wrong
kind of doctor. What do you mean,
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Well, if you're serious about getting
rid of this phobia, that would
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take a specialist, a psychiatrist,
in some kind of head doctor. I'm
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sure you realize that people who are
afraid of certain things, well, they've
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usually had something happen to them in
their childhoods, some traumatic experience or other
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that gets stuck in their minds like
a bird and won't come out. Doctor.
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You know, we couldn't possibly afford
going through analysis. George's company isn't
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doing that. Well, you'd never
stand for paying all that money week after
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week. Well, maybe you don't
need all that couch stuff. Maybe there's
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something else you might try. Not
right, you're a here of hypnotherapy.
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You'll be getting hypnotized by someone,
not just by someone. I mean someone
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who can put you under and maybe
help cure you of this thing. I'm
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not saying it always works, but
it does sometimes. I don't know.
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The thought sort of frightens me.
Nothing frightening about it. It might be
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just the way to find out why
you're really afraid of dogs. A minute,
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you don't forget your key? Yes, George, I'm sorry. Well,
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your brent so late. It's almost
a quarter after seventh. I went
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to a movie after I saw Doctor
McCann. I was just so nervous.
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I had to get out of myself. So I went to this movie and
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it lasted longer than I thought it
would. That's great, just great.
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Now, what happens to my dinner? Huh, dinner's already. All I
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have to do is shoot it.
That's a fine thing. I come home
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orally to surprise you. You're not
even here. I'm sorry, George.
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Do you think you should have more
to drink? Now? I mean,
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it won't take me more than ten
minutes to get dinner on the tato,
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never mind how much I drank.
Besides, I'm in no hurry for dinner.
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I want to know what doctor said. No, it's just as I
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told you, George, there's nothing
doctor McCarn can do for me. It's
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not something that can be cured with
a Pierce God ever, be some way.
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Well, he suggested that maybe a
different kind of doctor hypnotherapist, I
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someone who hypnotizes you, who tries
to make you go back into your pattern.
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It sounds like a lot of junk
to me. It might do some
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good. I really don't know.
I'll tell you what would do some good.
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A little direct action. That's what
you need. What are you talking
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about, George? The only way
to learn how to swim is to jump
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in the water. Right, Well, that's what you need, Julia.
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I simply can't make you understand how
Maybe I can make you understand that.
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I forget it. You want to
get that dinner ready? I'm hungry?
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Yes, yes, I'm going.
Now look, why don't you change first?
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Change? Yeah? Yeah, you're
closed? Give the more comfortable.
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Yes, I think I'd like to
do that, George. I won't be
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long. God, take it easy. That's my support. That's a teller,
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tell you it, Dot. But
the sec he's not gonna I get
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God, it only goes to prove
that there are more terrors in this world.
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Of ours than anyone imagines. But
the question in the Smallllett house is
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which one is the real terror at
Tilla the dog or George the husband.
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We'll learn more about both of them
when we returned shortly with that two.
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This is w O R. New
York, your station for the mystery theater.
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Now let's return to the plight of
missus Julius Smollett's, the woman whose
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knifemares take the shape of a barking
dog. How long do you want me
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to board the animal, mister Smartt. I don't know until that wife or
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mine gets her head on straight.
I guess I beg your pardon. My
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wife doesn't like dogs. Took one
look at a tiller and screened the house
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down. Now, some women get
scared of governments. It's dogs on me
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six months old, for Pete's sake, practically a puppy. Can you board
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my dog until my wife gets through
with her treatment treatment? I don't think
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I understand. Yes, give me
a straight answer. Oh yes, sir,
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suddinly, I will take dog for
as long as you like. We'll
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see how long that is. Please
sit down, missus Smartt. Thank you
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right here, mister Smartt. Yeah, thanks. You both seem a little
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nervous. I'm sorry, doctor Phelic, but I suppose I am. I
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know, doctor mccannon explained. He
said that hypnotherapy was an accepted kind of
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treatment for some cases, yes,
not all of them. All I want
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to know is will Ad wake well. Frankly, I don't know much about
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your wife or her problem. I'm
not going to say I can help her
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get over this particular phobia until I
do. Please, George, let me
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tell the doctor about it. I
can tell him in one sentence. My
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wife's afraid of dogs, all dogs, big ones, little ones, falls
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apart when she just looks at once. No, that isn't true. I
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don't fall apart, as my husband
said, unless unless I'm close to them.
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Animal phobias are one of the most
common types I deal with, Missus
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Smullett, and I might say that
I have a great deal of success with
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them. But how do you do
it? I use a technique called hyper
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amnesia anesia. Actually it's the opposite
of amnesia. After placing the subject in
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a trance state and making her completely
willing to free herself from critical judgments about
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the past. We'll wait a minute. I'm not following you. What we
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do is get the subject to remember
long forgotten, very very deeply repressed experiences.
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Sometimes they remember them in great detail, even though they still maintain amnesia
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at the conscious level. And you
see, I'm not sure I do you
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mean you can find something in my
mind I don't even know? Is dear?
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Possibly make me take some time.
We might need several visits to establish
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a rapport between us, but if
all goes well, we should soon be
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able to find out if anything in
your past is causing this problem. And
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of course that something will most likely
concern a dog that wasn't one of Hank
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bought right at Joe Flap Territory all
the way, what happened how to go
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at Folick's. It was all very
strange. Come on, let's hear it.
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Did he get your hypnotized or didn't
he? Oh look, I just
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want to hang my coat off work. I'm missing a big game just because
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I want to hear it. You
might as well turn it all again,
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George, because all that doctor Frod
did was what he called the first stages.
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What does that mean? I mean? Well, he put me under
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all right. There wasn't any problem
about that. I figured that tell me
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what he said about the dog.
He didn't say anything, George, Well,
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what do you mean, just that
you didn't start talking about my problem.
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That's gonna have to wait until I'm
more receptive. What's he trying to
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do? Keep stringing you along until
he bleeds me dry. Those visits cost
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fifth day bucks age. You know
what I I know it's expensive, but
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you're the one who insisted that I
go fifty bucks a week. Plus Kennel
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charges a couple of months of that
and I'll be hot in half of my
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trucks. Look, you'll tell that
guy to get down to business. It's
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only my second visit. George.
Well, we better start seeing some results
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on number three. Understand, I'm
not waiting any longer. It doesn't have
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to be a number three as far
as I'm concerned. We can stop right
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now. What are you talking about, George? I don't want to do
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this thing. I hate being put
under. I hate anybody poking around in
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my subconsciousness for something that isn't even
important to me. You mean you'll want
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to be sick. I think I'll
lie down for a while. Don't you
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walk out on me. I'm sure
you'd rather watch a football game. I
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don't tell me what to do.
I know you think mister lowbrow, but
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let me tell you something, kid, You're no fairy princess anymore. Maybe
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that's what you used to think you
were back in the old days. But
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the only ferry around this house is
that piano student of yours. I don't
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like to talk to you when you
like this. That's what you always say
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when I'm drinking. Well, I'm
not drinking now, and you better listen
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to what I'm saying. Oh please, George, don't touch you. I
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know that was coming next. Don't
touch that's your favorite phraise night and day.
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Don't touch George. You're hurting.
It's the only thing you understand,
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the only touch that means to think. Kill you. Oh love me.
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Stop being such an an animal.
Show you what animal, George? Please
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don't don't. I'll show you what
kind of a animal I am. I'll
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show you, George. You don't. Please. Well, I just thought
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wasn't much better, was it?
You didn't think much of the performance.
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I mean, it wasn't exactly horrible. It wasn't. Uh no, I
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it was typically alright, Ronnie,
really, but you're not all right,
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are you? Oh, yes,
and fine, you look awful. N
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No, I I didn't mean that. You never look awful, but look
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acting so funny today. I'm sorry. I I guess I have something on
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my mind. Can I take a
guess? No, what you can take
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is the next page of this lesson. Listen, missus smoke? Look?
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Can I call you Julia fairy?
Ronne? I know, I know you're
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gonna give me all that stuff about
teacher student relationship only I'm sick of calling
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you missus smallan I I hate it. I hate it because it's his name.
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Ronnie. No, you're the most
important thing in my whole life.
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Please, Ronnie, I don't want
you to say things like that. They're
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not true and they're just making it
impossible for me to teach you. You
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know how I feel about you.
I'm sure you do. You're just too
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smart not to have seen it.
I know that you're twenty years old.
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Is that why you don't want me
to talk about it? Because I'm younger
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than you are. It's flattering that
you feel that way, Ronnie, but
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I know it's just a little crush. You have. Boys go through that
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sort of thing all the time.
Boys crush look you're treating me like a
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kid, if you ask me.
That's why you keep me on those damn
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scale exercises all the time, so
you won't have to think that I'm any
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more of a man than those ten
year old kids that you teach all the
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time. And no, Ronnie,
I know you're a man, of course
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I do. And if you think
that, treat me like one. Just
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once, h please please m mmm
mmm, let me kiss you, Julia,
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just once, Ronnie, Please,
Julia, what is it? What's
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the matter of what? It's nothing? I I just bruise my neck a
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little and and when you touched it, your neck, Yes, it's nothing.
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It's not why you're wearing a scarf
today. Let me see. No,
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Ronnie, don't Oh my god,
it was an it was just an
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accident, nothing but an accident.
You're all bruised, your whole neck.
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Look at it. I can see
more bruises got on the shoulder. What
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did he do to you? Please? Please don't talk about it. I
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can't bear to talk about it.
You don't have to, Julia, you
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don't have to. But he's going
to talk about it with me. Hell
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I said to that will because and
I bring back memories. Hey, Julia,
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what that sean? We used to
dance to it? Remember in a
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girl room first year we were married. Hey, do you want to drink
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it? Nothing? You're drinking enough
for both of them. Makes me feel
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good. Yes, you know,
I sit there with my wives. They
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ought to do what their husband's do. A man needs a pound, not
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just a wife. I'm sorry that
I'm not a pound. That's why I
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need a dog. You understand,
a man's got to have a friend,
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somebody who understands him. You see, you really think that dog? Whats
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his name? Would? Unders?
Stan's names are Tela a teller? It's
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an awful name for a dog,
a frightening name. Everything scares you,
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even names who the hecker zan?
I don't know? Allow, mister Smollett,
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And what is this? Since?
Why don't you give piano lessons at
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night? You will? You none? What are you doing here? I
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didn't come for a lesson. I
came to to talk to mister Smollett.
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You want to talk to me about
what? May I please come in,
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sir? Yeah, yeah, sure, come on, Sonny, Ronnie,
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you shouldn't have come here. I
won't stay long. I just want to
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say something to your husband, shock
kadd I wanted to say that I know
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what you're doing to Julia. I
know how you've been hurting her, and
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I will write to get away with
it. No. If she doesn't want
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to say anything about it, I
will you touch her again? I'll go
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to the police. I mean that. See the laws in this country.
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Think maybe in hearing things swells.
The smaller you ever hit a lot more,
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you're gonna go to jail. So
I'm gonna jail and you're gonna put
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me there. Ronnie, I begged
you not to do this on and it's
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okay, Julie. I like himing
this. I mean, I want to
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know what the younger generation is thinking. You don't want me to hit my
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wife anymore? He stand it.
That's stipped. You're sure you know the
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difference between hitting and just giving little
love tapsis money? Go so right now,
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I mean maybe you made a mistake. Kid. For instance, this
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is a love George. Now,
that's a love tap. Ronnie, Baby,
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this is till that down. You
see the difference, Kid, you'd
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better be sure you are a different
aspectfore you're talking a yo do Joe.
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Yes, it's sad to realize that
all men who love dogs aren't necessarily lovable
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themselves. But obviously, George Smollett's
is a man who believes that brute force
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trains people as well as animals.
He may be right in some respects,
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but perhaps he should be aware of
the old saying that every dog has his
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day. I'll be back shortly with
that. Three. An important day has
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arrived in the life of Julius Mollett
and her husband George, because Julia is
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on our way to the offices of
doctor Fullwick, who has promised that this
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is the day which may bring her
back to the forgotten days of her past,
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perhaps to the very day when she
equated the word terror with the friendly
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eyes and wagging tail of man's best
friend. It's better be the payoff,
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That's all I've got to say.
I hope you're not disappointed, George.
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Well, at least you're talking to
me. That's the first word you've said
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to me in two days. I
haven't had much to say, but the
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kid Ronnie's all right. I didn't
mark him up. He's still as pretty
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as ever. That worries you,
doesn't it. Nobody's got a right to
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walk into my own house and say
those things to me, you have nothing
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to worry about, George. Yeah, that's what you say. Fifty bucks
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a visitors something to worry me,
and forty a week for the dog,
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and a lot of other things.
We've also lost a piano pupil. I
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suppose you realize that Oh cares about
that Ronnie paid twenty dollars a week for
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his lessons, John, I won't
miss it, not as much as you'll
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miss your little prince charming. Well, right about it? About what you're
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going to miss them? Right,
you're not going to have any show that
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a cry on Ah. I think
i'd better explain exactly what I plan,
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missus Smollett, and we're going to
try something called age regression. Them age
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regression. It sounds as if you're
going to make me younger. That's almost
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exactly what we'll try to do.
Well, if you can, doctor,
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you'll have every woman in America on
your doorstep. All I'm going to do
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is attempt to take your mind back
into your own past. I'm going to
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see if you can relive some of
your earlier years, mean that I might
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actually remember things from my early childhood. I'm hoping that you'll recall one particular
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thing, the thing. But you've
been concealing from your adult self for a
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very long time, so it's rather
frightening, isn't it. No, No,
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you mustn't fear knowledge, especially self
knowledge. Now we'll just draw the
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window shade and we'll get started,
and missus Smollett, would you like to
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come inside? Maybe you mean you're
all through self France. No, no,
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no, we're not through. But
your wife is in a deep trance
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and I thought you might want to
be here when we begin the age regression
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attempt. Well, sure if you
want me in there. Hey, she
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looks like she's asleep, but she
isn't. Hypnosis only resembles the sleep state,
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but it's not. Missus Smollett is
very much awake. Yeah, Missus
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Smollett, Julia, you may open
your eyes now. Ah, that's fine.
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Now tell me. Do you know
what day it is today? Uh?
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Yes, Wednesday? No, you're
wrong, it's Friday, Julia?
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Is that right? Yes? Friday? No, Julia, it isn't Friday
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either. Do you know what day
it is now? No? I don't
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know what day it is. In
fact, right now, you don't know
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the day, or the month or
even the year. Julia do you no,
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you see, mister Smilett, I'm
purposely doing this to dislocate your wife
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in time. Ooh ye ye yeah, yeah I I I understand. Julia.
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You're going to be a child all
over again. You're going to see
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and hear and feel everything you did
since you were a baby, and you're
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going to tell me everything I wanna
know about what you see here and feel.
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You're going to answer all my questions
starting right now. Do you understand?
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Yes, Julia, you are a
one year old? Do you hear
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me? You're an infant? Only
one year old? Tell me what you
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know? Julia. Tell me if
you're afraid of dogs? Yeah? Oh
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my god, you sound like a
happy baby to me, Julia. I
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don't think you had any fear of
animals when you were a little baby,
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did you. Now you're two years
old, Julia, you can probably say
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a few words. Now, are
you afraid of dogs? And now you're
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three, Julia, you're growing up
pretty quickly. Now you're a big three
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year old girl. And are you
afraid of dogs? Now? Julia,
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you're not afraid of bow? Wow? You're four years old? Now,
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Julia, tell me if you're afraid
of dogs now? It's all right to
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shake your head as long as you
tell me. Julia. Now you're five,
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five years old? Rock still not
afraid of dogs? Oh, you're
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not afraid. I'm not afraid.
Now you're six, Julia, six,
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six, kid forever he is,
Missus smollet not afraid at six, Julia.
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Then let's be seven years old.
You're seven years old? Still not
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afraid? Are you? Now?
What about eight? You're an eight year
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old girl? Now? Capp what
was that troper for? Talker? She
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says, Julia? Who is Toper? Is Toper? A dog? Toppers?
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My dog? Where is Topper?
Now? Julia? Dopper? Stairs?
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They put up away? Then they
tell him in the door, my
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fall into a fall? What's your
fault? What did you do? Julia?
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No, it's his fault. It's
Bobby's fault. Who is he?
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Julia? Is Bobby a friend of
yours? Him? He teases me,
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teases me all the time. I'm
glad I did it. I'm glad.
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Only come only don't kill Top and
please please don't kill my dog? Is
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all this means something? Is?
It means a great deal? Missus Robard?
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Hey, Julia, no, please
listen. I want you to tell
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me all about Bobby and Topper.
Bobby lives next door. He's ten,
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he teases me. He booths my
hairy, he drew on my dress and
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put mud in my shoes, and
he hit the Topper with a rock.
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Mommy, mommy, what happened,
Julia? Why are you calling your mother?
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What's happened to Bobby? He's killing
now me tell him I wanted if
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I told him what I would do, I don't him. Was it Bobby?
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You want kick and Topper? Kill
him? Kill him? Kill him?
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My god? What Julia? Listen
to me. I want you to
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explain everything to me very clearly.
Did you tell your dog to hurt Bobby?
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Yes? Did he hurt Bobby?
Did Topper kill him? You?
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Mum? He hurt Bobby, He
didn't kill him. He hurt Bobby in
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the neck. But they killed Dropper. They killed my dog because it's my
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fault. It's my fault. Well, I think we've found the lost dog.
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So now you know, missus Smollett. Now you may be able to
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understand it was this one incident in
your childhood, this one tragedy of your
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past innocence, which is responsible for
your folk. Yet more than anything,
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you have a strong feeling of guilt. You blame yourself for what happened to
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little Bobby, when in all likelihood
you were loved in any way at fault.
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No, doctor Fillett, you're wrong
about that part. It was my
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I remember it all now. You
probably just wish that Tapa would turn on
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the little boy, and you saw
your wish become a reality, so you
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accuse yourself of a crime. I
didn't wish it. I told Tapa what
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to do. I hate it Bobby
so much. I wanted him to sink
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his teeth in that little boy's throat. Well, at least you've brought it
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all into the light, Missus Bollett, and something tells me that it won't
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be long before you willingly accept the
love and friendship of a dog. Againe.
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Hell, money, how are you? I'm okay. I guess that
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looks like a brand new car you're
driving. Yeah it is. My parents
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gave it to me for my birthday. But well, it took a couple
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of months to get it here from
the factory, which I mean I wanted
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to couple of special things done to
it. It's very handsome running. I'm
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sure you're enjoying it. Yeah,
it's great. Uh. I guess you've
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been shopping. U uh, yes, I have been. How running?
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Maybe he'd like to come inside for
a few minutes to some teen or something.
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I I'm afraid I can't write now. I mean see, I'm supposed
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to pick up Lisa at her house. Lisa. Yeah, Lisa Bryant.
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We uh sort of gone steady now, huh, yes, it's yes,
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that's of course. Well, it's
very nice running into you running, Yes,
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it was. Uh. Hey,
by the way, you're looking,
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well, I mean you see real
fine these days, missus smallertt Yes,
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running, I'm really very fine.
Now I've got to go inside. It's
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time to feed to Tilla. Who
goodbye? Running, I can't where are
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you, Attila, TiVo? Where's
that animal? Oh? I suppose he's
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playing the yard or something. Ooh, or maybe he's in the bedroom.
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Attila, huh, not in there. Oh. I see George's jackets back
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from the penis. I hope they
haven't taken all the smell out of it.
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No, they couldn't do that.
Nothing will ever take the smell of
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George out of anything. Now to
find that animal, Attilla, where are
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you Attella? Are you here there? You are. How for heaven's sake
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are you still tired out? The
little thing? Go Joe on her?
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Have you out of that in a
minute. We cant have you tired?
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I'm tell me, boy, we
can't play our little bit. Get tied
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up? He is. He has
to our good dog, good good boy,
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a killer. Now now let's play
our little game. See the jacket
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a killer. Smell the jacket,
bar gone, smell it that good boy,
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good boy? Now killer? Who
said the dog has to be man's
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best friend? Why not woman's best
friend, especially a woman like Julia,
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who was just learning how really helpful
a dog can be, or rather she's
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remembering how helpful. And one day
soon George Smollett will come home to a
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very surprising greeting from his own Yet
I'll be back shortly. We hope we
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haven't given you the impression that we
don't love dogs. We love them very
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much, especially since dogs are descended
from wolves, and the wolf is not
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only a fascinating creature, he also
does something wonderful for all lovers of mystery
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stories. He makes this chilling sound
away. Our cast included Kim Hunter,
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George Matthews, Robert Dryden, Gill
Mack and Mandy Patinkin. The entire production
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was under the direction of Hyman Brown
Radio. Mystery Theater was sponsored in part
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by Anheuser Busch Incorporated Bowers of Budweiter. Missus E. G. Marshall inviting
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you to return to our Mystery Theater
for another adventure in the macabre until next
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time, pleasant dreams. Now,
now down, boy down. You know
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your father has some business to attend
to. Then you can eat whatever it
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is you may eat, my dear, Oh, hello, my DearS.
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Yes, yes, yes, I
hope you enjoyed that story. I think
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it was terrific, and especially if
you're a dog person like me. What's
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that? Oh? Well, there
are several cats around, but they are
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more for pest control than anything else. The dogs are what I keep for
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companionship. They're really more of hounds. Actually, the night is heading towards
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its end. I think it's time
for you to get into your warm bed
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and for me to climb back to
where I've come from. But please find
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me again another night, perhaps tomorrow
night, and I'll share something scary with
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you, and together we can maybe
try to figure it all out. If
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you want to find out more about
what we do here. Just go to
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weirdahmisteries dot com and until next time, stay safe. If you can doumblingbling,
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mumbling private thing, you break it.














