The Fury
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:41:06
I´ve been here before.
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- This was Babe Giord´s house.
- Yes, we bought the house from the Giords.

:41:12
It was so beautifuIIy furnished, we tried
to make as few aIterations as possibIe.

:41:17
In fact, GiIIian´s suite
is particuIarIy attractive.

:41:20
- I don´t know why you want GiIIian to stay...
- That was my idea, Mrs BeIIaver.

:41:24
GiIIian and Katherine BeIIaver,
this is our director, Jim McKeever.

:41:28
How do you do?
:41:30
- GiIIian.
- Hi.

:41:33
Young peopIe stay with us aII the time whiIe
they heIp with our evaIuation programme.

:41:37
Thanks, EIIie.
:41:39
We can do a betterjob ofjudging psychic
abiIity if there´s a minimum of distractions.

:41:43
Of course, it´s not aII work and no pIay.
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There´s a good Iibrary right here
and a game room down the haII.

:41:50
- Do you pIay backgammon, GiIIian?
- Yeah.

:41:52
Good. And our housekeeper is the best
Irish cook in Chicago, I´m sorry to say.

:41:58
I´d Iike to know what kind of programme
you´re taIking about.

:42:01
CertainIy. Why don´t we Iook
at one of our workshops?

:42:09
TeIepathy is a timeIess
form of communication.

:42:13
Now my five-year-oId daughter
was very good at this.

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But the oIder and more sophisticated
we become, the more we rationaIise

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what our senses try to teII us.
:42:26
This is aII GiIIian wiII be doing?
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Yes, this and simiIar tests,
under my personaI supervision.

:42:32
We´II take good care of her, Mrs BeIIaver.
:42:34
I´II be fine. Don´t worry.
I´II see you in a coupIe of weeks, OK?

:42:39
AII right, but I´II caII you when I get to Paris.
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- You know where I´m staying if you...
- Yes, Mother. I´II be fine.

:42:45
Goodbye.
:42:47
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye, Mrs BeIIaver.

:42:49
- Nice meeting you.
- Have a good trip.

:42:59
Oh, my God! It´s beautifuI.

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