| -- | Danny? Where are you? |
| -- | I'm right over here. |
| -- | I can't see you. It's pitch black. |
| -- | What are you talking about? Can't you see my flashlight? |
| -- | No! |
| -- | It's on. |
| -- | I can't see anything! |
| -- | Maybe you've gone blind. |
| -- | Blind! |
| -- | Look up. Do you see stars? |
| -- | Yes, a few. How could I be blind? |
| -- | Maybe you don't really see the stars. Maybe your mind is just making them up. |
| -- | Don't say that! |
| -- | I think you're blind. You'd better stop walking, you might run into something. |
| -- | I'm not blind. I'm not blind!
...
Danny?
...
Where are you?
...
|
| -- | Right in front of you. Can't you see me? I'm shining my flashlight
right in your face. |
| -- | I don't see you! I don't see anything! |
| -- | Blind as a bat. |
| -- | Don't say that! |
| -- | Blind as a bat. |
| -- | Don't say that! |
| -- | Blind as a bat! Blind as a bat! Blind as a bat! |
| -- | Oh God...something just stabbed me... |
| -- | Sorry, I can't help you. I'm miles away from you. Can't you see? |
| -- | Stop, Danny, just stop...please... |
| -- | I'm miles away. I'm miles away.
...
Blind as a fucking bat, after all these years. I suppose I shouldn't be
surprised.
...
Good luck in the forest, Billy. I'm turning off my flashlight now.
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