The Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1×6

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(Gounod: "Funeral March of
a Marionette" theme music)

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Oh, good evening.

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I'm taking up a new hobby, tattooing.

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It's a rather neglected
art form, a shame really.

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For it has many advantages
over more conventional forms.

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Tattooing adds a dimension

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most paintings do not have, motion,

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and it sometimes adds
the element of sound

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when I stick the needle in too far.

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Actually, I'm only an apprentice.

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I'm practicing on this
piece of raw beefsteak.

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My assignment is to use
varying shades of brown

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to make the steak look medium rare.

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In this way, if the aspiring
artist can't sell his canvases,

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he can always eat them.

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I think tattooing will
revolutionize the cosmetic field.

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If your lips aren't red enough,

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or you want the roses put
in your cheeks, allow me,

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or if you wish to
avoid military service,

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I'm quite good at varicose veins.

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But enough about body murals.

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We are almost ready
for tonight's narrative.

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First, however, an item that is certain

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to get under your skin.

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Oh, I'm so sorry.

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It's all right, Sister,
perfectly all right.

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No, please, please, it's my duty.

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Just let me help.

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Excuse me.

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Oh, Sister, no tears again.

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You've cried a whole
river these past weeks.

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Sorry, Sister Jem.

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I have only myself to blame.

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You're not thinking of what
we spoke of the other day?

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I haven't been thinking
of anything, Sister.

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I've tried not to think.

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Have you prayed?

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I've prayed, Sister.

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I've prayed for humility and obedience,

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but there was no answer in my heart,

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Sister Jem, only silence!

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Hush, child.

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If I'm wrong, Sister, if
I truly belonged here,

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wouldn't I know?

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Wouldn't I feel it inside?

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You must give yourself time, my child.

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These things can't be hurried.

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I don't feel worthy of
renewing my first vows,

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You mustn't talk like that.

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Oh, dear, Reverend
Mother wants to see you.

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She's with Sister
Lydia in the infirmary.

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Is Sister Lydia worse?

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No, it's about something else.

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Go on, hurry.

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Good morning, Reverend Mother.

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Good morning, Sister Pamela.

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Sister Lydia wants to talk to you.

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Yes, Reverend Mother.

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I'm so glad you're here, Sister.

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Please, sit down.

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I know how troubled you are, Sister.

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I know the signs.

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I was a novice myself at your age.

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I remember all my tears and
all my unanswered questions.

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Then something happened.

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I was teaching in the parochial
school and there was a boy.

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His name was William Michael Downey.

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A wild, unruly boy.

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He became a criminal, Sister.

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I'm sorry for you, Sister.

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For 30 years I wrote to him

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hoping that the change would take place.

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He never answered until now.

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He wants me to come and
see him in his fine home.

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I'm happy for you, Sister.

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Of course I can't go now,

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but I want you to go for me.

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I want you to see what
faith and prayer will do.

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Will you do it for me, Sister?

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I'll be honored.

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The Pacemaker arriving on track eight.

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We'll have to find a bus

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that goes past Mr. Downey's house.

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Oh dear, I do hope
it won't be a long ride.

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I, I'm exhausted and it's so warm.

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It's a long trip.

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Well, I don't mind.

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I'll certainly sleep like a log tonight.

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Even in a strange bed at a hotel.

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Oh, Sister.

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Come in, Sisters.

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Mr. Downey will be right with you.

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Please make yourselves comfortable.

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Thank you.

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Ah, so nice and cool in here.

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Sister Jem, did you
notice this painting, Sister?

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How do you do, Sister?

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I'm Sister Pamela.

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This is Sister Jem.

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I'm afraid the trip has tired her out.

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No, no, don't wake her up.

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I'd much rather have a
little private talk with you.

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I'd feel much better if you sit down.

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Of course.

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How's Sister Lydia?

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Not well, but very happy
to hear from you at last.

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She's told me all about you.

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Yes, very dear lady.

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She never lost faith in
me in spite of everything.

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For 30 years she kept up with me,

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in prison and out, a card a Christmas,

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a letter on my birthdays,

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