Marvellous Boxes (01) A Demon Once Removed

Decoder Ring Theatre

Gregg Taylor

Stories For Kids, Fiction, Kids & Family

4.8 • 661 Ratings

🗓️ 15 March 2012

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

The first in a six-part series from author Tim Prasil, presenting all-new anthology tales that take us on a tour of endless worlds of the imagination. This week, a remarkable new invention gives a chance for last goodbyes... but is that a blessing, or a curse? One family finds out as they meet... A Demon Once Removed.

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0:00.0	A space. A place. A place. Infinite. Endless. As far as the eye can see, row on row of shelves. On every shelf, side by side. Boxes. Within each box, a puzzle, a person, a universe.
0:39.3	Endless worlds of the imagination all hail.
0:43.4	Within these marvelous boxes.
0:46.9	Marvelous boxes.
0:48.9	An anthology series of tales for the active mind.
0:52.7	This week, a demon once removed.
1:00.3	It was nice of Dr. Price to drop in again this morning.
1:06.9	She certainly didn't have to do that.
1:09.2	Too bad she didn't pay as much attention to her patient, don't you think?
1:12.6	Before it was too late?
1:14.6	Oh, don't start. Please don't start.
1:17.6	I'm just saying that she could have done more while mom was alive.
1:20.6	She's a doctor. Why didn't she...
1:23.6	Find a cure?
1:25.6	They're doing amazing things in medicine.
1:28.3	She could have tried something, some experimental drug.
1:31.6	They have all kinds these days.
1:33.4	Oh, Don, they still haven't found a cure for old age.
1:37.5	Coyan lived for 88 years.
1:40.1	It was her time to go.
1:41.4	I'm just saying.
1:43.0	I know what you're just saying.
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