Trilogy of Terror

Hmm, whoa, the one in the dress.

Hi, how you doing?

Math class.

Oh there you go.

Oh, your coat's terrific.

The whole thing's terrific.

God, have you ever seen

so many dogs in one place?

Oh, the trouble with you Chad

is you're just spoiled.

Yeah, I know.

Good morning.

Now that's ugly.

I just got the weirdest idea.

Yeah, what?

I wonder what she looks like

under all those clothes.

Who, Eldridge?

Are you kidding?

No, I'm not kidding.

It's kind of like the idea

just jumped into my head.

Basic literary triangle.

Can anyone tell me

why Fitzgerald's name is on the bottom?

Mr. Foster.

Because Fitzgerald's liberated work of the 20's

beginning with "This Side Of Paradise",

formed the base for the extended realism

of both Hemingway and Faulkner.

Quite correct.

I would like to amplify this aspect of the discussion,

but I see by the clock

that our time is up.

Your assignment due for tomorrow's class

will be the final chapter of "For Whom The Bell Tolls".

You are to summarize this chapter with special emphasis

on the prognostic time continuum thought processes

relating to his father's death

and his own impending death in Spain.

Class is dismissed.

Thank you, Chad.

You're welcome.

You're welcome.

You sure carry a lot of books.

Yes.

Miss Aldridge, do you go to the movies much?

Sometimes, not often.

No?

I do.

A lot.

But then I tend to think in pictures.

Oh?

Yeah, you see my hobby's photography.

Well that's very interesting.

Well I thought that maybe we could...

It's very nice talking with you Chad,

but I do have another class.

Yeah.

See you.

You're really serious about that, aren't you?

Well if you've got any funny ideas,

you'd better forget it.

Don't go messing around with teachers.

Oh really?

Gee, I didn't know that.

Going out tonight?

No, I have too much to do.

You know, for the kind of money they pay you,

you put in an awful lot of hours.

That's true.

Julie,

Steve has a friend.

He's a very nice guy.

But you can't just stay home all the time.

You've got to go out some times.

I'm all right Ann.

Don't worry about me.

The problem with you is

you don't give yourself half a chance.

If you'd work at it just a little,

you'd really be attractive.

Ann, have a nice time tonight.

Okay.

Good night.

Night.

That scene in "Sanctuary"

where Faulkner has

his character Popeye rape the girl.

I prefer Fitzgerald.

He only suggests violence.

Faulkner was just telling it like it is.

I guess some people enjoy violence,

lead perverted lives.

And speaking of perversion,

there's a wonderful little vampire picture

playing down at the Village Drive-In this Friday.

It's all in French with English subtitles.

It's a real classic.

How about going to see it with me

for reasons of cultural expansion?

Well I thank you Chad,

but you know,

teachers aren't allowed to date students.

Or didn't you know that?

So, who'll find out?

My lips are sealed.

I won't tell.

You have your pick of all these lovely coeds Chad.

Why would you want to date me?

Because I prefer maturity in a woman.

All those others?

They're just a bunch of kids.

You look like you could use a drink.

Yes I guess I could.

It's ridiculous,

but these kind of things always upset me.

You want popcorn too?

Oh no, I couldn't eat anything.

But a drink would be fine Chad, thank you.

All right.

What'll it be?

Two large root beers.

All right.

And easy on the ice.

Two large root beers, easy on the ice.

How much is that?

A dollar.

There you go.

Thank you. Thank you.

Here's your drink.

Thank you.

Taste's bitter.

Yeah, mine too.

I guess they're not putting enough syrup in them.

What's the matter?

Don't you like the movie Chad?

Sure I like the movie.

It's just that I like you better.

What's wrong?

I don't know.

Do you want to get out and get some air?

Can I do something for you?

Yeah, I need a room for the night.

Me and my wife.

The name's Harker.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Harker.

You got any bags?

Yeah I've got baggage.

It'll be fifteen dollars in advance.

All right.

You need to fill out the card?

Thank you.

Yeah.

What time is it?

It's late.

We're home.

Boy you must have really been tired.

How could I?

Did I really fall asleep?

Um-hmm.

I'm sorry.

I mean this has never happened to me before.

I'm just sorry that I took you to such a boring picture.

Well I...

I warned you at least.

I told you I wouldn't be a very exciting date.

Forget it.

I decided to let you sleep.

I figured with all the work you do,

you needed the rest.

Still I'm afraid I spoiled your evening.

No.

I had a fine time.

Chad, I'm really sorry.

Hey,

I thought we agreed to forget about that.

Yes, we did.

I had a very good time, thank you.

Can I call you tomorrow?

I don't think so Chad.

Why not?

Because it was foolish of us to go out tonight.

I could lose my job

and you could be expelled.

No board of trustees tells me

who to see and who not to see.

I do what I want.

Now Chad.

No, I really must be firm about this.

We can't go out again.

We'll see.

Good night Julie.

Hello?

It's me, Chad.

Chad, It's not even eight o'clock.

I want to see you.

I told you last night

that I don't think we should.

Listen, you get dressed