Island of Terror - Unsettling Discovery of Ian Bellows
Constable John Harris:
You know that I'm not a man who's easily shaken, Dr. Landers. But by all that's holy, I've just seen somethin I can't be sure about. I - I think it's Ian Bellows.
Dr. Reginald Landers:
You think it's Ian? Well, what's happened to him?
Constable John Harris:
I don't know. His body's all like - like jelly.
Dr. Reginald Landers:
Jelly?
Constable John Harris:
Aye. There was no face. Just a horrible mush with the eyes sittin in it.
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Island of Terror - Islanders Seek Distraction Through Conversation and Games
Peter Argyle:
More books, Doctor?
Dr. Reginald Landers:
You islanders are too hardy. I have to do something to keep busy.
Constable John Harris:
You know, Doctor? You and I should take up chess. I've got nothing to do, either, except when Andy McCracken has a wee drop too much and tries to break up the pub.
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Island of Terror - Debate About the Evening's Atmosphere
Ian Bellows:
You know what? It smells like fog.
Dr. Reginald Landers:
Nonsense. I think it's going to be a lovely evening.
Peter Argyle:
Ah, if you weren't a newcomer you'd feel it in your bones.
Dr. Reginald Landers:
A newcomer? I've been here for ten years!
Mr. Roger Campbell:
You're a newcomer, just the same.
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