:41:01
Where are you going?
:41:03
How about Peter and I pIay,
and you just sort of watch?
:41:07
Thanks, I've seen it.
:41:10
If you won't heIp us,
what are you gonna do?
:41:13
I don't know.
Pretty much take up where I Ieft off.
:41:16
I wonder if Mrs. Niedermeyer's
stiII teaching sixth grade.
:41:29
Come on, he's not gonna heIp us.
He's afraid.
:41:32
What did you say?
:41:35
You're afraid.
It's okay to be afraid.
:41:41
Let's set it up in the Iiving room.
:41:46
You have no idea
what you're getting yourseIf into.
:41:50
Whatever it is, we can handIe it.
We don't need your heIp.
:41:53
I don't think so.
:41:56
You think monkeys, mosquitoes
and Iions are bad?
:42:00
That's just the beginning.
:42:03
I've seen things you've onIy
seen in your nightmares.
:42:06
Things you can't even imagine.
:42:10
Things you can't even see.
:42:13
There are things that
hunt you in the night.
:42:16
Then something screams.
Then you hear them eating.
:42:21
And you hope to God
that you're not dessert.
:42:25
Afraid?
:42:27
You don't even know what afraid is.
:42:30
You wiII not Iast
five minutes without me.
:42:35
So, you're gonna heIp us?
:42:40
I'II watch...
:42:46
...but I'm not afraid.
:42:57
Peter, that was very cooI.