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00:02:05you've been asleep for two hours and you've been watching me for those two hours
00:02:11yes it's marvelous to sleep finally i didn't you know for the entire 12 hours of the attack
00:02:18i'm sorry mr dole that my misled fellow countrymen behaved so badly i'm sure you'll find some peace
00:02:25on your own airbase please don't apologize colonel carl your countrymen have been
00:02:31misled by the communists really shouldn't be blamed for their action
00:02:37your people are basically good and i'm sure that we can save your country
00:02:44i understand you are to meet a representative from washington when we arrive yes we have the
00:02:51diplomatic corps is responsible to the chain of command as any civil servant i didn't realize
00:02:58you worry civil servant no more than yourself
00:03:02carl cow
00:03:16ah it's bug bunny and smiling jack wake up major
00:03:23what you forgive my jumping to conclusions but aren't you meant to be piloting this aircraft
00:03:28well i haven't been since you got on board but you needn't as unlikely as it may seem to you
00:03:32major
00:03:33a considerable part of the international prestige of the united states resides for the moment in my
00:03:39person i suggest to you that the proper safeguarding of that prestige does not include a catnapping
00:03:46military if you will kindly return to your seat the military arm will deliver you as ordered
00:03:52of course and you major will keep me informed as to our progress
00:04:06major we're over rebel territory again want me to gain some altitude
00:04:10uh jank it up to 11 5 then bring it back down about 15 minutes
00:04:14roger
00:04:17carry on
00:04:21you will understand if i seem to be under some little duress
00:04:23it's most important that i get to my meeting
00:04:25on time twice your time so important tell me did you get to be colonel by missing appointment
00:04:37then i forget i am singularly unblessed with the prevailing cult in this part of the world
00:04:45no colonel manana is not good enough for me time is important very important
00:04:54yes i see never to stand still enjoy
00:05:00just one day no
00:05:03then why did we take him out of there
00:05:05far be it for me to spread rumors to the junior grade
00:05:09but rumor has it that the air force is going to conduct a series of tests in the area
00:05:13what's he got to do with the air force
00:05:15he's a civilian isn't he ah yes a civilian
00:05:19but he's big enough to have sent two colonels home
00:05:21well i guess that makes him big enough to cancel my furlough
00:05:24on a five minute notice
00:05:28what kind of test
00:05:30according to the seat
00:05:31sir
00:05:33we got ground action
00:05:42right engine on fire right extinguisher
00:05:48doesn't seem to be having any effect
00:05:50try to put it out
00:05:51you go back and get them in their chutes
00:06:02we are well aware of the situation
00:06:04mr dole fire
00:06:06starboard engine on fire
00:06:07starboard engine on fire
00:06:09mr dole
00:06:10put this on
00:06:12what did i do with this thing
00:06:15maybe nothing
00:06:16let's relax
00:06:17mayday
00:06:18mayday
00:06:19mayday
00:06:21probably strap those legs in
00:06:25they're almost ready
00:06:28my radio has no acknowledgement
00:06:31maybe that fire will fly by itself
00:06:36they damaged the control
00:06:41take over
00:06:41i'm gonna go back and get them ready to jump
00:06:43roger
00:06:49we're going out
00:06:53we're directly over there
00:06:54we can't jump here
00:06:56back by the door
00:06:57you first
00:07:00now
00:07:08okay
00:07:09lock the controls
00:07:10let's get at it
00:07:11and grab the compass or anything else you can
00:07:13roger
00:07:17let's get at it
00:07:18let's get at it
00:07:21let's get at it
00:07:22smiley
00:07:26when we go
00:07:27we go fast
00:07:27we hit the ground
00:07:29we have to regroup right away
00:07:44we have to get at it
00:08:27Oh, my God.
00:08:32Oh, my God.
00:09:05Major.
00:09:14Major.
00:09:20Major.
00:09:22Major.
00:09:24Start bouncing.
00:09:25You might break yourself loose.
00:09:27Are you serious?
00:09:29How else do you expect to get down?
00:09:30Come on.
00:09:32You didn't happen to recognize the area on the way down.
00:09:35I must admit I enjoyed the ride.
00:09:37I think I know where we are.
00:09:38We're about 60 kilometers south.
00:09:41It's friendly.
00:09:43Au revoir.
00:09:49You all right?
00:09:50All right.
00:09:54Right there.
00:10:03Which is the best way?
00:10:05Well, there's a road leading to Pufong over there.
00:10:08Which side of the river are we on?
00:10:11Um, west.
00:10:13Is that Pufong?
00:10:16How long would it take us to get to this side of Pufong?
00:10:20Well, uh, once we hit the road...
00:10:26Perhaps eight hours.
00:10:27Is there no chance of our being picked up?
00:10:30Some chance.
00:10:31And that goes for the rebels, too.
00:10:33Now, we're out of range of that group that shot us down.
00:10:35But they could be in radio communications with a patrol in this area.
00:10:38Let's get going.
00:10:39We're in double jeopardy here.
00:10:40What do you mean by that?
00:10:43Nothing.
00:10:43Nothing that need immediately concern you, Major.
00:10:45Let's just get us out of here.
00:10:48Check your weapons.
00:10:49Mr. Dole.
00:11:16Great .
00:11:27I know I'm smiling again.
00:11:34I'm smiling.
00:11:38I don't know ...
00:11:53Don't drink it.
00:12:11Colonel, when do we stop for water?
00:12:16I've got to have some water.
00:12:35Hold it.
00:12:39Please, please.
00:12:59Can you tell?
00:13:01There's no possible way of knowing.
00:13:20Well, do you think it's safe to travel the road?
00:13:23It's a lot issued in that undergrowth, but we must be careful.
00:13:26Let's go.
00:13:27Let's go.
00:13:29Let's go.
00:13:33Let's go.
00:13:37Let's go.
00:13:46Let's go.
00:13:49Oh
00:14:58Take care of Smiley.
00:15:06Colonel Cowell, you all right?
00:15:09Yeah.
00:15:11Sergeant.
00:15:15Sergeant.
00:15:24Can't rouse Smiley, he's having trouble breathing.
00:15:28I don't think anything's broken, but I can't understand his breathing.
00:15:31It might be concussion.
00:15:33It has that effect sometimes.
00:15:44What a stomach ache.
00:15:48Come on, you.
00:15:52Let's go.
00:15:58This way.
00:16:14From here on in, we stay off the road.
00:16:17You think you can find your way to the jungle, Smiley?
00:16:20Do we have a compass, Ted?
00:16:22Yeah.
00:16:23Must be about due north from here.
00:16:27All right, let's go.
00:16:29Mr. Dole, you stay in the middle.
00:16:49Oh, my Lord.
00:16:50Oh, my God.
00:17:35Don't move. Stop. Don't move.
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00:23:47What is it? What's going on?
00:23:50I don't know, but keep quiet.
00:23:54Oh, you see me?
00:23:56Yes.
00:23:58Did anybody go in there?
00:23:59No.
00:24:00How do you know?
00:24:01I've been awake all night.
00:24:04But it's midnight.
00:24:06Surely they wouldn't have been in that house all this time without lights.
00:24:09Where's Dad?
00:24:10I don't know.
00:24:12Let's go find him.
00:24:19Major, what did you see?
00:24:22Nothing.
00:24:22There's no movement inside either.
00:24:25There's got to be.
00:24:29Let's go in.
00:24:30Find out what's inside that place.
00:24:31Pretty open area.
00:24:33Lighted.
00:24:34You should have seen somebody moving around by now.
00:24:37Unless, of course, they know we're here.
00:24:41All right.
00:24:42Let's go inside.
00:24:43We're under the cover of darkness now.
00:24:45I watch television, too, Mr. Doe.
00:24:48Have you ever personally tried to rush a house?
00:24:50No.
00:24:51Then I suggest you not push that moment.
00:24:54Then let the sergeant go.
00:24:56Oh?
00:24:56Is he expendable?
00:24:58Expendable?
00:25:00It's a curious point of view for the military.
00:25:03Surely you recognize the need for an answer to those lights and that radio.
00:25:08Mr. Doe, I'm all too painfully aware of the military situation.
00:25:12This is not a battalion operation.
00:25:16I've decided that we'll bypass it rather than try a frontal attack.
00:25:19Major, you are not understanding me.
00:25:21This area is uninhabited.
00:25:23That house should not be here.
00:25:24How do you know?
00:25:25It is my business to know the habitation of this area.
00:25:29Oh?
00:25:30Perhaps we've gone further north than we believe.
00:25:33That's not possible.
00:25:34Not at the rate we've been moving.
00:25:36Of course.
00:25:37That's right.
00:25:38I'm sure I'm right.
00:25:40Even so, who could be inside?
00:25:45I suggest that we wait till tomorrow morning to find out.
00:25:48I agree.
00:25:49But keep your eyes on that place.
00:25:52All right.
00:25:53Get back to your positions.
00:26:03Hey.
00:26:07Hey, Dad.
00:26:21Have you seen anything?
00:26:22No.
00:26:24Then the Major said we are to approach the house from this side.
00:26:26They'll be coming at any moment from this wall.
00:26:28Well, you're right.
00:30:40Go check the other doors in the dining room.
00:32:38I don't understand.
00:32:42I don't understand.
00:32:43I found five bedrooms.
00:32:46There's nobody here.
00:32:50You noticed something.
00:32:55You still feel hot?
00:32:57You still feel hot?
00:32:58You stopped sweating.
00:32:59You're right.
00:33:01No air conditioning.
00:33:03You're not?
00:33:05I'm not sure.
00:33:12You are.
00:33:13You're sure about that food?
00:33:18I'll answer that in about five minutes.
00:33:29I guess I better get the others.
00:33:55Not a soul here. Come here, show you something.
00:34:08Not in touch.
00:34:40But what if it's poisoned?
00:34:42It doesn't seem to be affecting the sergeant any.
00:34:46I don't like it.
00:34:49I'm hungry.
00:34:51How can there be five places and five bedrooms and five of us?
00:34:56Those questions will be answered.
00:34:58We need a food. So why don't you enjoy it?
00:35:00No.
00:35:02We'll post a guard for as long as we're here.
00:35:06You don't mean we're staying here.
00:35:08Why not?
00:35:10Look, we seem to be safe here, at least for the time being.
00:35:14So we'll take a rest for a couple of days.
00:35:16No, we can't.
00:35:18We could stay one night, possibly.
00:35:24But no more than that.
00:35:26What?
00:35:28I'm not staying here two days.
00:35:36It's a big deal.
00:35:43No, it's a big deal.
00:35:46I'll be out of here.
00:35:46I'm running out of here.
00:35:46You know, I'm not staying here.
00:35:51Oh boy!
00:35:59Ha, ha, ha, ha!
00:36:40All right, you all, rise and shine.
00:36:43While you guys have been in here pouting your noses, I've been sweating my butt off outside.
00:36:48What do you mean?
00:36:50All shaved and clean as a whistle?
00:36:52Could almost swear I smell perfume in here.
00:36:56Oh, knock it off.
00:36:57Nobody shaved.
00:36:58Who are you trying to bull?
00:37:00My God, I am shaven.
00:37:04Somebody get out there on guard duty while I shower.
00:37:07Who's got the razor?
00:37:09No joke, Dad.
00:37:10We didn't shower and I don't have a razor.
00:37:13Oh, come on.
00:37:14Why did you get the fresh uniform?
00:37:16I don't know.
00:37:18I really don't know.
00:37:20What the hell is going on here?
00:37:22I feel great.
00:37:23You guys are out of your cotton-picking skulls.
00:37:27Dad, what time do you have?
00:37:29My watch stopped.
00:37:30Uh, 645.
00:37:33Mine has two.
00:37:34It's 1220.
00:37:37I don't understand it.
00:37:39I must have shaved.
00:37:42But I don't remember it.
00:37:44I'm feeling blessed.
00:37:46What has happened?
00:38:12I'm feeling blessed.
00:38:13I don't remember.
00:38:33I'm feeling footprints, but I aren't coming.
00:38:37There's a Honors so I should never notice myself.
00:38:37But I don't know anything.
00:38:37I leave showed you.
00:38:37I will walk tomorrow.
00:38:37We richtig bottle nose noise and see some.
00:38:38I don't see usage.
00:38:38I've idée of nuo streams.
00:38:41I don't remember Bella.
00:38:42I didn't know.
00:38:42Maybe it's not too much.
00:38:42It was reallyới an만 quest.
00:39:56Well, that's the third meal that's been prepared for us.
00:39:59I can't believe it.
00:40:02I still say that Tadpole Jackson over there fixed lunch.
00:40:06Don't complain.
00:40:07I had to go to five markets to find those birds.
00:40:11What the hell are you talking about?
00:40:14How could I have fixed lunch?
00:40:16I was showering from the time I left you until just before we ate.
00:40:22What is going on?
00:40:25We are being taken care of.
00:40:27That is exactly what I'm afraid of.
00:40:32Well, I think it's time to get some sleep.
00:40:38Well, it's my turn, Sergeant.
00:40:41Good night, everybody.
00:40:43Sleep well.
00:40:47Sergeant.
00:40:49Could I borrow your gun just for tonight?
00:40:53Of course.
00:40:56If he needs it.
00:41:05Colonel.
00:41:08Yes.
00:41:12Perhaps you could answer a few questions.
00:41:21Possibly.
00:41:24You know this area very well.
00:41:28I was born here, Pouffon.
00:41:31Have you ever seen this house before?
00:41:34No, I haven't.
00:41:35Then where are we?
00:41:37I'm mature.
00:41:39And you don't care?
00:41:44Not right now.
00:41:46No.
00:41:48Tomorrow.
00:41:49Or the next day.
00:41:51We'll be soon enough to care.
00:41:53And if I were to tell you that we were in very grave danger,
00:42:02then would you care?
00:42:05Perhaps.
00:42:06If I knew the danger.
00:42:08I'm afraid I can't divulge that information.
00:42:11And perhaps the danger is only to you.
00:42:15I cannot fear what I do not know.
00:42:19But Colonel Cowell, the unknown,
00:42:24that,
00:42:26that is the only thing to fear.
00:42:30Are you referring to the events of the house?
00:42:36Only partly.
00:42:39I don't know where I am.
00:42:46And I cannot explain what is happening here.
00:42:54There are things that will never be understood.
00:42:58Ah, that's a very immature point of view.
00:43:03I intend to find out what is going on in this house if I have to tear the place apart
00:43:07to do it.
00:43:09You may destroy yourself questioning the wonders of life, Mr. Dole.
00:43:15Knowledge can never destroy.
00:43:16But it has.
00:43:18For years.
00:43:19For many, many years.
00:43:21These people who are operating are pulling these stunts.
00:43:27I'd better be careful.
00:43:28I've had my share of their tricks.
00:43:31Haven't you considered the possibility that there is nobody pulling stunts?
00:43:37Impossible.
00:43:38Perhaps.
00:43:39Not so impossible.
00:43:43Rest well, Mr. Dole.
00:43:45Oh, yeah.
00:43:51You're supposed to have a heart.
00:43:51No.
00:43:51Let's go.
00:44:23Let's go.
00:44:57Let's go.
00:44:59Let's go.
00:45:04Let's go.
00:45:07Let's go.
00:45:23Let's go.
00:45:26What woman?
00:45:27What woman?
00:45:28I don't know.
00:45:29It's just a woman.
00:45:30I'm going to take a look.
00:45:31No.
00:45:32No, you mustn't.
00:45:32Why?
00:45:34Because I...
00:45:34I shot her.
00:45:36You...
00:45:36You shot her?
00:45:38I'm going in.
00:45:39No.
00:45:39Let go.
00:45:40No.
00:45:40I said let's go.
00:45:41You mustn't go in there.
00:45:43You mustn't go in there.
00:45:44Don't go in.
00:45:45I'm waiting.
00:45:49What are you talking about?
00:45:51There's nobody here.
00:45:53But there was.
00:45:54I saw her.
00:45:57I...
00:45:58I shot her.
00:45:59If you shot her, well, where is she?
00:46:02Come on, Mr. Dole.
00:46:03Where is she?
00:46:03I don't know.
00:46:04She was standing right there.
00:46:06I was just...
00:46:07I was just going to sleep.
00:46:09I felt something.
00:46:11It was standing by my bed.
00:46:14I...
00:46:14I felt it was dangerous.
00:46:16I knew I had to shoot.
00:46:18I shot as I jumped from the bed.
00:46:20I...
00:46:21I thought I missed it.
00:46:22But...
00:46:23When I turned on the light,
00:46:25she was still standing there.
00:46:27I saw the hole.
00:46:29She was bleeding.
00:46:30She was just standing there.
00:46:33Smiling at me.
00:46:34So I had to...
00:46:36She didn't rise.
00:46:37I...
00:46:38I saw her blood.
00:46:39I told her I saw her blood.
00:46:41She didn't rise.
00:46:42She just stood there.
00:46:42She...
00:46:43Mr. Dole!
00:46:45Get a hold of yourself.
00:46:47Just your imagination.
00:46:50Now lie in the bed,
00:46:51and we'll keep the lights on.
00:46:54There's nobody here, Mr. Dole.
00:46:58Oh, yes.
00:47:00Yes, there is.
00:47:02I shot her.
00:47:12I shot her.
00:47:13What happened in there?
00:47:15Oh, uh...
00:47:16We had a little accident.
00:47:18I think Mr. Dole is under more pressure than we thought he was.
00:47:24Whose gun is this?
00:47:26Mine, sir.
00:47:27Then I suggest you hang on to it, Sergeant.
00:47:29Hmm?
00:47:30Guess I...
00:47:31Better, sir.
00:47:33Time to hit the rack.
00:48:17Oh, my God.
00:48:47Who are you?
00:48:57What are you doing here?
00:49:15What's your name?
00:49:20Where are you from?
00:49:24Do you live in this house?
00:49:30Do you understand English?
00:49:33Where are you from?
00:49:39Are you Japanese?
00:49:42You're not Japanese.
00:50:11Do you live in this house?
00:50:41Do you live in this house?
00:51:14I don't seem to speak or understand English, and yet somehow I feel you can read all my thoughts. Could
00:51:25I have a cigarette?
00:52:07I don't seem to speak.
00:52:34Who cooked breakfast this morning?
00:52:37No one, of course. It was waiting.
00:52:39I don't believe you.
00:52:40I would suggest that you eat today. The food is excellent.
00:52:46Morning.
00:52:46Good morning.
00:52:50Well, did you see any more boogie girls last night?
00:52:55Very funny.
00:53:01Good morning.
00:53:12I think one of these Asians is doing this.
00:53:17Doing what?
00:53:19This routine with the house. Somebody's playing tricks.
00:53:23Who exactly do you mean?
00:53:26One of these Asian gentlemen.
00:53:30You're wrong.
00:53:34But it is them.
00:53:37I know it's them.
00:53:39It's exactly the sort of thing that would occur to the Oriental mind.
00:53:45I knew it when we got on the plane.
00:53:48They're no different from all the others.
00:53:56The inscrutable Oriental is really not so mysterious after all.
00:54:01As far as I'm concerned, they're perfectly transparent.
00:54:23Even then I told them, diplomacy is the only way.
00:54:28These American military types are all alike.
00:54:31Power crazy.
00:54:33If they're not stirring up some useless war, they're gold-breaking.
00:54:38I used to have five of them.
00:54:40Just following me around like little puppy dogs.
00:54:43Captain, I'll need the car tonight.
00:54:46Lieutenant?
00:54:48Four bottles of champagne.
00:54:50And, um, Lieutenant.
00:54:53Only two glasses.
00:54:58Yes, I know their kind and their type.
00:55:02They're not to be trusted.
00:55:05They don't play fair in or out of their so-called profession.
00:55:12I've spent my life cleaning up after their messes.
00:55:16That's funny.
00:55:19I've always felt that without all this diplomacy,
00:55:22there never would be any need for a military.
00:55:25Ha, ha.
00:55:26Not on your life.
00:55:28The American military lives on the fantasy of power.
00:55:32It's hallucinatory.
00:55:33Well, these two are even creating this fantasy.
00:55:36The most novel idea I've ever seen.
00:55:39And believe me,
00:55:42I've seen most of them.
00:55:44Do you sincerely believe all this, Mr. Dole?
00:55:47You're damned right.
00:55:50I hate them.
00:55:52And I've got reasons.
00:55:56I've spent 20 years of my life
00:55:58trying to get my name on my door of my office.
00:56:03And I end up in this stinking hole.
00:56:12Why can't they let these uneducated,
00:56:16slant-eyed imbeciles work out their own problems?
00:56:19Why don't you shut up?
00:56:21Yeah.
00:56:22Look at him.
00:56:24All they can do is grin at you.
00:56:27Or else spout some hackneyed philosophy
00:56:30like our Asian Aristotle out there.
00:56:36Oh, come on now.
00:56:39Why don't you grin,
00:56:40you supercilious ape?
00:56:45Who the hell are you calling a supercilious ape?
00:56:48And you get your heels together
00:56:49when you speak to me, mister.
00:56:56That could cost you your bar, lieutenant.
00:56:59He saved me the trouble.
00:57:01I'm truly sorry, Miss Adram.
00:57:07Lieutenant.
00:57:19He'll be all right here.
00:57:40I'm also angry.
00:57:43I'm not sure, Miss Adram.
00:59:11So, as man looks beyond the thin balance of his life, he falls.
00:59:19Yes, Mr. Aristotle.
00:59:25Man falls.
00:59:27Man hard.
00:59:29But what does he do to prevent that fall?
00:59:32Remain concentrated on himself and only wonder what is beyond.
00:59:48And never ask any question.
00:59:51Oh, yes.
00:59:54But never feel surprised when the answer isn't there.
00:59:57And what's the answer to this house?
01:00:02I do not have that answer.
01:00:05I think perhaps it's different to each man.
01:00:11What's your answer, Smiley?
01:00:14I haven't got an answer.
01:00:16Why not?
01:00:18It seems friendly enough.
01:00:20And what about tomorrow?
01:00:23Tomorrow.
01:00:24Then maybe I'll have an answer.
01:00:26When one waits.
01:00:29Yes.
01:00:30Yes.
01:00:31I've had that feeling since I've been here.
01:00:36I've had the strangest notion that I'm needed.
01:00:43By what?
01:00:44I don't know.
01:00:49It's like that old riddle about the tree and the forest.
01:00:53Or the clock.
01:00:56That doesn't tell time.
01:00:59Unless I see it.
01:01:03Or the bed.
01:01:06That's not a bed.
01:01:08Unless I'm there.
01:01:11To lie down in it.
01:01:14The shelter.
01:01:16The food.
01:01:19The safety.
01:01:22It all comes into being.
01:01:25To meet.
01:01:26My needs.
01:01:27You speak of the need to be needed.
01:01:32Yes.
01:01:34Strong enough to be magnetic.
01:01:36To stop me from leaving.
01:01:40Must be?
01:01:41Yes.
01:02:05I think of returning, though.
01:02:10You don't return.
01:02:12To satisfaction, Major.
01:02:14Satisfaction?
01:02:23Oh, by the way, Colonel.
01:02:25Everything's quiet outside.
01:02:35Ah, good
01:02:38Oh, God.
01:02:39Ah, God.
01:02:40Ah, no, no, I don't mind.
01:02:57Ah, I don't think I've ever stopped that.
01:02:57Good night, Colonel. Good night.
01:03:33Good night.
01:03:57Good night.
01:04:28Good night.
01:04:32There has to be an explanation.
01:04:37For everything.
01:04:40Acceptance is one of the greatest things of life.
01:04:43But how do you accept these facts?
01:04:47They cannot be explained.
01:04:50Must you explain everything?
01:04:52Oh, I don't know.
01:04:53There must be a reason.
01:04:55In some areas of fact, yes.
01:04:58But I feel that we are dealing with a type of a strange emotion.
01:05:03Emotion.
01:05:05All right.
01:05:07Emotion.
01:05:08Where is it?
01:05:09I don't know.
01:05:11But I feel that it comes from this house.
01:05:13You make this house sound as if it were human.
01:05:17As if it had some sort of human feeling.
01:05:19Yes.
01:05:20I think it does have human feeling.
01:05:25Why not?
01:05:26Why not?
01:05:27Because houses are, are wood.
01:05:31And stone.
01:05:34And metal.
01:05:36Look.
01:05:37I'll show you.
01:06:02Where are the lights?
01:06:23Where did you get your light?
01:06:27What happened to the lights?
01:06:28Jeff.
01:06:29Jeff, where's Jeff?
01:06:40Our lights are out.
01:06:42Maybe it's the storm.
01:06:43Hmm?
01:06:44What storm?
01:06:49Ah, it's probably just a passing thunderhead.
01:06:52That's what knocked out the power.
01:06:54Don't worry about it.
01:06:56I'll check the lines.
01:06:57You all go to bed.
01:07:01I'll check inside.
01:07:31All right.
01:07:34Say you're back.
01:07:39Let's see just
01:07:42how much fantasy you really are.
01:07:47More than likely
01:07:48a beautiful
01:07:51quagmire
01:07:52of promises.
01:07:57Like all the rest.
01:07:58Forrest.
01:08:37You turned?
01:08:41Yeah. I can't find Dole. Have you seen him?
01:08:44I thought I heard something, but I couldn't tell with thunder.
01:08:47He's not in his room. I've been calling and he doesn't answer.
01:08:51Both of you look for candles. I'll go look for Mr. Dole.
01:09:01Major. Major. Major.
01:09:10What is it?
01:09:11We can seem to find Matthew. Have you seen him?
01:09:13No. I've been looking for the power cables that come into the house.
01:09:18And you know what? There aren't any.
01:09:20There must be.
01:09:22I know it. And I'm going to find them.
01:09:25All right. We'll light some candles in the house.
01:09:30We'll light some candles in the house.
01:09:55Watch out. Watch out.
01:09:58Watch out.
01:10:17Oh
01:10:38Oh
01:10:38Have you found Matthew? No. How about power lines? No, we couldn't find candles either. I'll help you look for
01:10:57I ran out of matches and I can't find any more. Well, I've only got one left. So let's not
01:11:03waste it
01:11:08Jeff
01:11:22Oh
01:11:23My god
01:11:40Jeff
01:11:46Dad
01:11:49Are you all right? It's Dole. Oh my god. We'd better want a colonel
01:12:02Colonel Cowell
01:12:04Who's there?
01:12:08It's me. Oh colonel
01:12:11Dole just cracked up. I think he murdered smiley and now he's loose in the house
01:12:38Where is he?
01:12:43Oh
01:12:45I
01:12:45I
01:12:50I
01:12:51I
01:12:52I
01:12:53I
01:12:53I
01:12:55I
01:12:56I
01:13:07I
01:13:15Dad, get a lantern from the kitchen.
01:13:18Put it in his room with him.
01:13:20I'll stand guard tonight first.
01:14:07I'll stand guard tonight.
01:14:27I'll stand guard tonight.
01:15:08I'll stand guard tonight.
01:15:10He was killed.
01:15:13By what?
01:15:16By his own hand.
01:15:21Or maybe the house.
01:15:34By his own hands.
01:16:05We're leaving.
01:16:08I'll meet you up front, Colonel.
01:16:17Lieutenant, get your gear.
01:16:20Come on.
01:16:22Come on.
01:16:36Come on.
01:16:38Come on.
01:17:03Come on.
01:17:05Come on.
01:17:06Come on.
01:17:10Come on.
01:17:11Come on.
01:17:12Come on.
01:17:12Come on.
01:17:33Come on.
01:17:36Come on.
01:17:54Come on.
01:18:12Come on.
01:18:14Come on.
01:18:24Stay, stay, stay.
01:19:00Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.
01:19:11Everything on back slam shut, but there's no wind.
01:19:14Look around the house. I'm sure there's a way out.
01:19:25Dad, look out!
01:20:02Dad, look out!
01:20:49Dad, look out!
01:21:01Dad, look out!
01:21:20Take care of Smiley.
01:21:25Colonel Cowell, you all right?
01:21:28Yeah.
01:21:35Oh, my God, look out!
01:22:17All right. From here on in we stay off the roads.
01:22:22Do you think you could find your way through the jungle, Colonel?
01:22:25Do you have a compass?
01:22:26Tad?
01:22:27Yeah.
01:22:27Here.
01:22:28Here.
01:22:30It should be about due north from here.
01:22:36All right.
01:22:43Let's go.
01:22:59Let's go.
01:23:29Let's go.
01:23:59Let's go.
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