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there is a fifth dimension

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beyond that which is known
to man.

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it is a dimension as vast as space

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and as timeless as infinity.

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it is the middle ground
between light and shadow,

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between science and superstition,

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and it lies between
the pit of man's fears

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and the summit of his knowledge.

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this is the dimension
of imagination.

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it is an area which we call
the twilight zone.

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witness, if you will, a dungeon

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made out of mountains,
salt flats and sand

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that stretch to infinity.

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the dungeon has an inmate--

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James A. Corry--

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and this is his residence:

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metal shack.

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an old touring car that squats
in the sun and goes nowhere,

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for there is nowhere to go.

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for the record, let it be known

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that James A. Corry
is a convicted criminal

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placed in solitary confinement.

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confinement, in this case,

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stretches as far as the eye can see

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because this particular dungeon
is on an asteroid

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nine million miles from the earth.

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now witness, if you will

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a man's mind and body
shriveling in the sun--

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a man dying of loneliness.

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entry, 15th day, sixth month,
year four.

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and all the days and the months
and the years are the same.

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there'll be a supply ship
coming in soon, i think.

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they're either due or overdue.

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and i hope it's Allenby's ship

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because he's a decent man
and he brings things for me.

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like he brought in the parts
for that antique automobile.

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i was a year putting that
thing together,

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such as it is.

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a whole year putting an
old car together.

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but thank god for that car,
and for the hours i used up,

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and the days and the weeks.

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i can look at it out there,
and i know that it's real.

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reality is what i need.

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because what is there
left that i can believe in?

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the desert and the wind?

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the silence?

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or myself?

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can i believe in myself anymore?

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Allenby?

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Allenby!

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Allenby!

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Allenby!

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how are you, Corry?

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all right. you?

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quite a place you've got here.

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glad you like it.

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i didn't say i liked it.
i think it stinks.

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you don't have to live here.

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no, but i have to come back here
four times a year.

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that's eight months
away from earth.

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sometimes my kids don't even
recognize me.

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but you, you've got it made here.

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yeah, this makes for simple living,
doesn't it?

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6,000 miles from north to south,

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4,000 from east to west,

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and all of it just like this.

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all right, Adams, cut it out.

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now, we've only got
a 15-minute layover this time.

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no one's checking on your schedule
way out here.

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we can play a couple of games
of cards.

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I'm sorry, Corry,if we delay
our time of departure

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longer than 15 minutes,

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it just places us in a different
orbital position.

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we'll never make it back to earth.

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we would have to stay
here at least

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14 days before it's
in position again.

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oh, 14 days! i got some
beer saved.

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we could play some cards.

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i wish we could but, like i said,

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we've only got 15 minutes.

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what's a few minutes?

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hey, we could play chess.

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i built a chess set
and everything.

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let's go in.

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Allenby, only two minutes
are gone.

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two minutes have passed already.

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we've only got 13 left.

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i don't want to foul up
your schedule,

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but how about one game of cards?

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we just don't have the time.

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we've been here
two minutes already,

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and he hasn't asked
about the pardon.

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how about it, Allenby?

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you're out of luck,
the sentence reads 50 years.

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and they're not even reviewing
cases of homicide.

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you've been here
four years now,

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so that makes 46 more to go,

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so make yourself
comfortable, huh?

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Corry, we don't make the rules.

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we deliver supplies
and pass on information.

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there's been pressure back home
about this kind of punishment.

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a lot people think it's
unnecessarily cruel.

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they may change their minds
and alter the law,

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and imprison you on earth
like the old days.

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but--

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who knows what the next couple
of years may bring?

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years?

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every morning, when i get up,

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i tell myself this is
my last day of sanity.

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i can't stand this loneliness
one more day.

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not one more day!

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by noon, when i can't
keep my fingers still,

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and the inside of my mouth
feels like gunpowder and burnt copper,

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down deep inside my gut

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i get an ache that's
just pulling everything out.

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then i force myself to hold on
for one more day.

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just one more day!

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but i can't do that
for another 46 years.

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i'll go right out of my mind.

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you're breaking my heart.

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Adams, you and Carstairs go get
the supplies.

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mr. Corry got a broken leg
or something?

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you go ahead and do what i tell you.

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now.

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that big crate?
you know, the big one?

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you treat that one gently.

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brought you some paperback books.

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thanks.

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Corry, i brought you
something else too.

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it'd mean my job
if they ever suspect.

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it'd be my neck if
they found out for sure.

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look, Allenby.

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i don't want any gifts.

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i don't want tidbits.

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makes me feel like
an animal in a cage,

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with an old lady out there

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who wants to throw
peanuts at me.

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a pardon, Allenby.

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that's the only gift i want.

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i'm not a murderer.

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i killed in self-defense.

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there's still a lot
of people who believe me.

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it happens to be the truth!
i killed in self-defense!

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i know. i know all about it.

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and i doubt if this will be
any consolation to you, but--

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this isn't an easy assignment
to handle--

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stopping here four times a year

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and having to look
at a man's agony.

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you're right, Allenby.

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that's very little consolation.

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i can't bring you freedom.

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all i can do is try
to bring you things

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to help keep your sanity.

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something to--anything
so you can just fight loneliness.

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(Adams)
hey, captain!

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you wanna open up
this big crate?

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no. not yet.

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uh, stay out there.
i'll be right out.

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we got to go now.

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we'll be back in three months.

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look, when you open up
that crate

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there's nothing you need to do.

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the item's been vacuum-packed.

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you'll need no activator
of any kind.

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the air will do that.

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there will be a booklet i nside

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that will answer
any of your questions.

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Corry.

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they don't know what
it is i've brought,

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so i'd appreciate your waiting
until we get out of sight.

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have a good trip back.

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give my regards to broadway.

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sure, Corry.

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i'll see you in three months.

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Allenby?

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i don't much care
what's in it,

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but for the thought--

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for the decency--

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thank you.

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you're quite welcome, Corry.

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captain.

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captain?

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captain, what's in the big
crate, huh?

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i'm not quite sure, really.

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maybe it's just an illusion.

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maybe it's salvation.
i don't know.

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let's go.

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"you are now the proud possessor

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"of a robot built
in the form of a woman.

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"to all intent and purpose,
this creature is a woman.

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"physiologically
and psychologically,

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"she is a human being

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"with a set of emotions
and a memory track,

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"the ability to reason,
to think and to speak.

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"she is beyond illness and,
under normal circumstances,

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"should have a lifespan

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"similar to that
of a normal human being.

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her name is Alicia."

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my name's Alicia.

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what's your name?

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get out of here.

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get out of here!

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i don't need no machine.

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go on! get out of here!

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my name's Alicia.

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what's your name?

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i brought you some water.

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put it over there.

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it'll get warm
just sitting there.

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how would you know?

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i can feel thirst.

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yeah? what else can you feel?

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i don't understand.

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can you feel heat?

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yes.

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and cold?

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yes.

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and hunger?

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how about pain?

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can you feel pain?

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that, too.

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how?

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you're a machine, aren't you?

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yes.

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why would--

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why didn't they build you
to look like a machine?

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why didn't they build
you out of metal

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with bolts and wires
and electrodes

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and things like that?

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why'd they turn you into a lie--

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cover you with something
that looks like flesh--

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give you a face?

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a face that if i--

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if i look at long enough, makes
me think--

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makes me believe that--

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it's a lie!

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Corry?

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Corry.

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you mock me, you know that?

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when you look at me, when you
talk to me, i'm being mocked.

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i'm sorry.

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you hurt me, Corry.

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hurt you?

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how can i hurt you?

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this isn't real flesh.

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there aren't any nerves
under there.

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there aren't any muscles
or tendons.

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you're just like this heap--

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a hunk of metal with arms and
legs instead of wheels.

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but this heap doesn't mock me
the way you do.

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it doesn't look at me
with make-believe eyes,

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or talk to me with
a make-believe voice.

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well, i'm sick of being mocked by
the memory of women.

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and that's all you are--

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a reminder to me
that i'm so lonely

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i'm about to lose my mind.

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i can feel loneliness, too.

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oh, Alicia, i'm sorry.

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Alicia's been with
me now for 11 months.

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it's difficult to write down

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what has been the sum total

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of this very strange
and bizarre relationship.

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is it man and woman?

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or man and machine?

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i don't really know myself.

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but there are times
when i do know

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that Alicia is simply
an extension of me.

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i hear my words coming from her,
my emotions.

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the things that she
has learned to love

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are those things that i've loved.

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i'm not lonely anymore.

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each day can now be lived with,

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and i love Alicia.

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nothing else matters.

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and that's the star Betelgeuse

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that's in the constellation
of Orion

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and there's the great bear.

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see it with it's pointer stars
in line with the northern star?

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and there's the
constellation hercules.

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god's beauty.

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that's right, Alicia.

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god's beauty.

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that star, Corry.
what's that star?

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that's not a star,
that's a ship.

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a ship? but it can't be a ship.

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there isn't one due
here for three months.

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you said after the last time,
not for another three months.

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it must be Allenby's ship.

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he's the only one that ever
comes close.

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they stop at the other asteroids,
then they come here.

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that means we'll see them
in the morning.

00:18:18.444 --> 00:18:21.616
we'd better get back to
the house then.

00:18:24.700 --> 00:18:25.742
no.

00:18:36.837 --> 00:18:38.505
Corry!

00:18:39.590 --> 00:18:41.050
Corry!

00:18:42.134 --> 00:18:43.469
Corry!

00:18:44.511 --> 00:18:47.805
Corry, we've got
good news for you.

00:18:47.890 --> 00:18:50.558
all the sentences
have been reviewed.

00:18:50.643 --> 00:18:52.477
you've been given a pardon!

00:18:52.519 --> 00:18:54.979
we're taking you back home
on this ship,

00:18:55.022 --> 00:18:56.856
but we've got to take off
from here exactly

00:18:57.241 --> 00:18:59.067
in 20 minutes and we can't
wait longer.

00:18:59.151 --> 00:19:02.028
we've been dodging
meteor storms.

00:19:02.112 --> 00:19:03.571
we're almost out of fuel.

00:19:03.656 --> 00:19:05.048
any longer than 20 minutes,

00:19:05.052 --> 00:19:07.000
and we'll have passed
the point of departure,

00:19:07.000 --> 00:19:09.452
and i don't think
we'd make it back.

00:19:11.038 --> 00:19:12.480
Allenby, what did you say?

00:19:12.505 --> 00:19:13.665
a pardon!

00:19:14.000 --> 00:19:16.209
Corry, they've granted you
a pardon!

00:19:16.293 --> 00:19:17.135
but it won't do us any good

00:19:17.178 --> 00:19:20.072
unless you get ready
to move out.

00:19:21.004 --> 00:19:22.924
we picked up seven other
men off asteroids.

00:19:23.008 --> 00:19:25.000
we only have room for 15 pounds
of stuff.

00:19:25.007 --> 00:19:27.722
pick up what you need
in a hurry, leave the rest behind.

00:19:29.807 --> 00:19:31.599
15 pounds?

00:19:34.895 --> 00:19:36.731
15 pounds?

00:19:38.816 --> 00:19:41.359
i don't have 15 pounds of stuff.

00:19:41.443 --> 00:19:46.030
all i have is a shirt,
a ledger book, a pencil

00:19:46.073 --> 00:19:48.033
and a pair of shoes.

00:19:49.118 --> 00:19:51.578
that car they can keep.

00:19:52.663 --> 00:19:54.372
that'll be for the next
poor devil.

00:19:54.415 --> 00:19:57.375
aw, there won't be
any "next poor devil."

00:19:58.000 --> 00:19:59.026
good.

00:20:01.463 --> 00:20:03.465
good. i'm glad of that.

00:20:04.550 --> 00:20:07.051
Alicia and i will climb
into that ship of yours.

00:20:07.136 --> 00:20:10.304
and we'll look out the port,

00:20:10.389 --> 00:20:13.558
and we'll give it all a big
kiss goodbye.

00:20:13.642 --> 00:20:15.643
who, Corry?

00:20:15.728 --> 00:20:17.895
oh, my dear god, i forgot her.

00:20:17.980 --> 00:20:20.481
he's out of his mind.
who's Alicia?

00:20:20.566 --> 00:20:22.152
a robot.

00:20:24.236 --> 00:20:25.778
she's a woman.

00:20:25.863 --> 00:20:26.988
Corry, she's a robot.

00:20:27.072 --> 00:20:29.075
she's a woman!

00:20:31.160 --> 00:20:32.245
she's gentle and kind.

00:20:34.288 --> 00:20:36.123
Allenby, she kept me alive.

00:20:37.207 --> 00:20:38.750
why, if it wasn't for her,
i'd have been finished.

00:20:38.792 --> 00:20:40.501
i'd have given up.

00:20:40.586 --> 00:20:42.920
that's the crate you wouldn't
let us look at.

00:20:43.005 --> 00:20:45.006
we can't let this be a problem.

00:20:45.090 --> 00:20:48.010
problem? there's
no more problems.

00:20:49.094 --> 00:20:52.080
there's no more problems on
heaven and earth.

00:20:52.765 --> 00:20:54.557
we'll just climb in that ship
of yours

00:20:54.641 --> 00:20:56.684
and when we hit that
big, beautiful green earth--

00:20:56.769 --> 00:21:00.357
15 pounds.

00:21:03.442 --> 00:21:05.110
oh, wait a minute.

00:21:06.195 --> 00:21:08.946
you'll have to throw out
some equipment.

00:21:09.031 --> 00:21:11.866
Alicia--she weighs more
than 15 pounds.

00:21:11.950 --> 00:21:13.701
that's exactly the point, now.

00:21:13.786 --> 00:21:15.661
our ship is stripped now.

00:21:15.746 --> 00:21:18.331
we only have room for you
and that ledger and pencil.

00:21:18.415 --> 00:21:20.208
leave that robot behind.

00:21:20.292 --> 00:21:22.126
she's not a robot!

00:21:22.211 --> 00:21:24.128
she's a woman!

00:21:24.213 --> 00:21:26.331
- you leave her behind, that's murder!
- Corry, Corry

00:21:26.373 --> 00:21:27.500
Corry, wait a minute.

00:21:27.517 --> 00:21:29.967
i haven't got any
choice. Don't you understand?

00:21:30.052 --> 00:21:32.887
no, you don't understand!
she's not a robot!

00:21:32.971 --> 00:21:34.680
she's a woman!

00:21:34.765 --> 00:21:37.308
Alicia! Alicia!

00:21:37.392 --> 00:21:38.476
Corry!

00:21:38.519 --> 00:21:41.979
Alicia! Alicia!

00:21:42.022 --> 00:21:43.397
Alicia?

00:21:43.482 --> 00:21:44.482
Alicia!

00:21:44.566 --> 00:21:46.317
come on, Corry.

00:21:46.401 --> 00:21:48.236
we just want you to
get your gear packed

00:21:48.320 --> 00:21:51.322
and get out of here.
we've got 15 minutes, captain.

00:21:51.406 --> 00:21:53.324
i'm not leaving without her!

00:21:53.408 --> 00:21:54.534
Corry!

00:22:00.833 --> 00:22:02.000
Alicia!

00:22:02.501 --> 00:22:03.710
Alicia!

00:22:04.795 --> 00:22:07.338
Alicia! Alicia, show them!

00:22:07.422 --> 00:22:09.382
talk to them! show them!

00:22:09.466 --> 00:22:11.342
talk to them, Alicia!

00:22:11.385 --> 00:22:13.219
show them!

00:22:13.303 --> 00:22:15.054
Alicia, show them!

00:22:15.139 --> 00:22:18.182
i don't have any choice.

00:22:18.225 --> 00:22:20.768
i have no choice at all.

00:22:20.853 --> 00:22:21.936
Corry?

00:22:22.020 --> 00:22:23.855
no! no!!

00:22:27.192 --> 00:22:30.194
(Alicia, robot-like)
Corry. Corry.

00:22:30.237 --> 00:22:32.905
[winding down]
Corry. Corry.

00:22:32.990 --> 00:22:36.033
[lower in pitch]
Corry...Corry...

00:22:41.707 --> 00:22:43.708
we've got to go now, captain.

00:22:43.750 --> 00:22:46.085
we will go now.

00:22:46.270 --> 00:22:48.212
come on, Corry.

00:22:48.697 --> 00:22:50.506
time to go home.

00:22:51.001 --> 00:22:53.885
it's all behind you now, Corry.

00:22:53.927 --> 00:22:57.054
it's all behind you.

00:22:57.139 --> 00:22:59.223
it's like a bad dream--

00:22:59.266 --> 00:23:00.892
a nightmare.

00:23:00.976 --> 00:23:04.812
when you wake up,
you'll be back on earth.

00:23:04.897 --> 00:23:06.814
you'll be home.

00:23:06.899 --> 00:23:08.441
home?

00:23:08.525 --> 00:23:11.235
that's right.

00:23:11.320 --> 00:23:17.409
all you're leaving behind
is loneliness.

00:23:18.493 --> 00:23:20.119
i must remember that.

00:23:23.582 --> 00:23:26.083
i must remember to keep that
in mind.

00:23:40.265 --> 00:23:44.518
on a microscopic piece of
sand that floats through space

00:23:44.603 --> 00:23:48.105
is a fragment of a man's life,
left to rust

00:23:48.190 --> 00:23:51.776
as the place he lived in, and
the machines he used.

00:23:51.860 --> 00:23:54.153
without use,
they will disintegrate

00:23:54.238 --> 00:23:57.949
from the wind and the sand
and the years that act upon them--

00:23:58.033 --> 00:24:00.034
all of mr. Corry's machines,

00:24:00.118 --> 00:24:03.496
including the one made in his image,

00:24:03.580 --> 00:24:06.165
kept alive by love

00:24:06.250 --> 00:24:10.795
but now obsolete
in the twilight zone.