It Came from Beneath the Sea
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On the evening of the 13th day...
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Dr. LeslieJoyce was taking
the results ofher last test.

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John, I think you'd better
take a look at this.

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What's going on?
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- There's no doubt about it now.
- No doubt about what?

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Thanks to ProfessorJoyce, we've
discovered the nature of your monster.

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What a gal.
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Naval Intelligence.
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Admiral Burns, please.
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Well, Admiral, it's happened.
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Carter and Joyce
have got news for you.

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Yes, sir.
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Very well, sir.
I'll tell them.

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An assistant secretary of the Navy,
Mr. Robert David Chase...

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is coming out here.
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Adm. Norman, commander-in-chief of the
entire Pacific area, wants in on it too.

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He'll see us
first thing in the morning.

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Here, gentlemen,
is your villain.

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It'd take an enormous number of those
to disable a Navy submarine.

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Or just one of enormous size,
Mr. Chase.

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There's a spuid on exhibit in the
American Muzeum of Natural History...

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just under 100 feet in length.
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It came from the waters
off the coast of Maine.

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Our navy has never encountered
one of those marine monsters before.

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- How do you account for that?
- They only live at extreme depths.

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They almost never come up
unless they're disturbed.


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