:36:00
We'll just have to
try the experiment again.
:36:04
Did you say we?
:36:06
Catherine, you can't.
:36:08
You don't mean to go
back up there now, do you?
:36:11
You always run an experiment twice,
to check the results.
:36:14
Wait.
:36:15
I saw it get to him, Catherine.
:36:18
Just exactly what you're feeling
and it ruined him.
:36:20
Pretorious.
:36:24
I'd like to know more about him.
:36:26
That resonator is a work of genius.
:36:31
Were we in the same nightmare?
:36:33
Didn't we just almost
all get eaten by an it?
:36:36
All it takes is a hand on the switch.
If it appears, you make it disappear.
:36:39
I've got a better idea.
:36:40
How about if we disappear
out the door?
:36:43
Don't you understand?
This is the greatest discovery
:36:45
since van Leeuwenhoek first looked
through a microscope and saw an amoeba!
:36:48
But he wasn't down there
with the amoebas!
:36:50
I have to find out if the pineal gland
is really the key.
:36:53
Fine! But not here.
:36:56
Not now.
Under controlled conditions.
:36:58
But we have control.
:37:00
No one knows that resonator
better than you do.
:37:02
You're right!
And that's why no one is touching it.
:37:04
Crawford!
:37:06
This could be the first step
in curing scyzophrenia.
:37:11
Crawford...
:37:14
My father spent 15 years
in an institution. He died in one.
:37:20
They called his condition incurable.
:37:23
They tried everything:
drugs, shock therapy, even surgery.
:37:29
They turned him into a vegetable.
:37:34
I'm sorry...
:37:37
We can save so many others.
Please, Crawford...
:37:42
We can do it.
:37:44
Help me.
:37:45
Help you?
:37:48
Help you to take your mind...
:37:51
and shatter it!
:37:57
I can't.
:37:58
And I won't let you.
I'm the law here.