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Show 21, Jeffries, Islamorada [Section 2] "Certainly. The little plunderers. Lots of action. Errol Flynn with a score to settle with Claude Rains. . ." "They put in here. . ." "Well the main thing now, Old Timer, is the ghosts." "I was right about the dream, wasn't I? You just ask around the neighborhood, you'll see a number of people have had that dream, but the ghosts now, a related matter. . ." The sea-phantoms of Islamorada: their faint corporality residual in tars, limestone. . . "Leastways Lurid Tales October Fifty-One developed a similar idea along the lines of what they called a 'time-warp' --" "Your extramundane friends." "Maybe not ghosts exactly, but them, whaddya call them--what the old Romans called them focused, them local geniuses. Ghosts remembered in the process of sunken cargo imagining motion. . . "They were a big thing, once, a fad, but the high school kids got tired of them, threw rocks at them. . . "But since you're polite enough to let me go on like this, I've got to remind you, I guess you would say, uh, warn you--" |
