:43:01
Such power exists?
:43:04
I assure you, such power exists.
:43:08
The people who come to the meeting
must be made to realize this.
:43:12
They must understand what is at stake.
:43:16
- You mentioned a demonstration of force.
- Yes.
:43:18
- Would one be possible before the meeting?
- Yes, of course.
:43:22
Something to dramatize for them and
their people the seriousness of the situation.
:43:26
- Something to affect the entire planet.
- That can easily be arranged.
:43:30
I wouldn't want you to harm anybody
or destroy anything.
:43:33
Leave it to me. I'll think of something.
:43:36
Maybe a little demonstration.
:43:40
Something dramatic, but not destructive.
:43:44
That's quite an interesting problem.
:43:47
Would the day after tomorrow
be all right, say about noon?
:43:59
There are no further developments,
:44:01
but police and the FBI are tracing every
possible clue and rounding up all suspects...
:44:06
- Rummy!
- Oh, my.
:44:08
Did it again!
:44:10
- Take a hand, Mr. Carpenter?
- Take a...? Oh.
:44:13
No, thanks. We don't... No, thanks.
:44:17
- Are you going out, dear?
- Yes. Tom's picking me up.
:44:20
Personally, I wouldn't go out
after dark these days.
:44:24
But then I'm not courting, am I?
:44:31
Oh!
:44:32
Oh, Mr. Carpenter.
:44:40
Everyone seems so...
:44:43
"Jittery" is the word.
:44:47
Bobby's the only person I know
who isn't... jittery.
:44:51
He has his homework to keep him occupied.
:44:53
- He's a fine boy, Mrs. Benson.
- Naturally, I think so.
:44:56
Warm, friendly, intelligent.