Howling VI: The Freaks Page #3

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I don't think your father would like it if...

-My father's not here.

Are you afraid?

Fine, then I'll go by myself.

ELIZABETH:
What is that?

This is wrong.

Elizabeth, there's nothing to

be gained from this.

Not true, my friend.

All these creatures once lived.

They were, and still are,

part of this carnival.

It is their home.

The giraffe-necked lady from Burma.

Mignon, the Penguin Girl.

The incredible Turtle Boy.

Without people like me,

what would have become of these

poor, unfortunate souls?

This world serves many purposes.

To the curious, it is a

source of fulfillment.

To the weak, it is a

source of strength.

And to those that live on it,

it is a source of sanctuary.

My name is Harker.

R.B. Harker.

Welcome.

Please, allow me to be your guide.

May I present, Mr. Toones.

His unique card skills eventually

led to his permanent banishment

from all the finer gambling

establishments across Europe.

I rescued him from a

back-alley card shark

who was unable to appreciate

his special skills.

I'll be seeing you

In all the old familial places

That this heart and mind embraces

All day through

In that small cafe

The park across the way

I'll be seeing you

In every lovely summer's day

In everything

that's light and gay

I'll always think of you that way

I'll find you in the morning sun

And when the night is new

I'll be looking at the moon

But I'll be seeing you.

While traveling through the Amazon,

three of our party were attacked,

one succumbing to ravenous bites.

A noble sacrifice.

I present, the Alligator Boy.

(SNARLING)

It is perhaps the only chance

you will have in your lifetime

to view such a creature of the dark.

Come.

(CLUCKING)

Oh!

I think we've seen enough.

That gentleman knows me.

I ain't seen him here before.

He a friend of yours?

I'm not sure.

Help refresh my memory.

(LAUGHS)

- So, are you having fun?

- Well, yes! It must be...

Different, living with all

these strange people.

To them, it's us who are strange.

Yes, that's probably true.

I hear you manage the bank.

Actually, I own the bank.

That must be handy

if you need a loan.

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Hi.

Can I come in?

Did I disturb you?

It's very late.

Well, it's hot and

I couldn't sleep,

and I saw the light on.

My father's asleep, I checked.

Ian, I...

Don't.

Lizzie, please.

(SIGHS)

I'm sorry to see you go, Lester.

I really am.

I ain't going no place

without my money.

What are you talking about?

Bank doors open at 10:00 and...

It's just past 10:30...

Too bad that door can't tell time.

Well, Miss Eddington probably

slept in, that's all.

Nope, ain't sleeping.

Ain't no sign of her at all.

I've gone by her place and checked.

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