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I do not know what they do to people.
But they are changed?
Rather! My father, person
does it comes close!
Today
it looked like an alien.
Just ask Mom.
That's what I'll do.
You believe me, then?
I do not know.
- Wait for me.
- You leave me?
I'll be right back.
Unnecessary. I will not fly.
I know. But the settlement,
that's the rule.
I have never seen it.
Two police have reported
the disappearance of G. MacLean
and searched the surrounding area?
although it reappeared?
We must record everything.
And 5 copies.
- The Leader is there?
- He has not returned.
I can call?
Do so.
I am Ms. MacLean.
Glad to see you.
Your Head told me
David was there.
Indeed. It is a little panicked.
Wait. I'll get it.
David, I know him well!
He called me but I was out.
He came to the observatory
before the security measures.
No ... not David. It's a boy
that down to earth.
But of course, Pat.
David told me he had seen
a spaceship.
Come on, David.
- Stop your nonsense!
- Thou hast quite bored.
Minute!
This child will not come out of here.
Who are you?
Dr. Blake.
Your son was entrusted to me.
Ever!
The Chief said ...
Whatever.
This child is here.
It is watered
journal of science fiction!
It has more control over him.
I point
that your son has a fever.
His pulse is abnormally rapid.
It has all the symptoms of polio.
I'll do admit
to hospital.
We will follow!
If it gets better, we'll talk.
Listen to me.
Stop telling nonsense.
Got it?
We have to take him to ...
Too bad. It's too late.
Come.
Mom too!
They not panic easily!
They are nice! They did
suffer something awful!
Come, little one.
I'll take you to the hospital.
No, he did nothing.
Fortunately,
Keltson told me about you.
You do not leave lead
by your imagination.
- You know Mr. Kelston?
- My favorite astronomer.
Come, let us go hence.
- But the Chief ...
- Tell him he's with me.
Hello, miss?
Kelston. Priority A 14.
Closed circuit. 1-2-7.
What does it mean?
We'll save my parents?
I hope, David.
General Mayberry?
It reminds me of an emergency.
I thought, he will laugh.
I'm not kidding!
How do you think they came?
Probably with what David
said he saw.
A spaceship!
Where?
Maybe a flagship
in free orbit
above the atmosphere.
But he, where is it?
David, land,
what planet
is closest to ours?
Venus?
Exact.
But which
is closest to us
because its orbit?
In March.
At 50 million km. And we,
we turn around the sun.
More than 150 000 km / h!
Leaving our orbit,
We look through a telescope?
If Mars left its orbit,
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