It's not a Worldwind. It's not a Whirwind. It's not even a Werewind.
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Hans: My God, Wilhelm, what happened to you? Your hair is a mess!
Wilhelm: I do not know, Hans. I was walking alone in the woods, and it seemed like something was following me. Stalking me. I turned, but nothing was there. And then, of a sudden, a wind rose up and ruffled all my hair and clothes. I dropped to my knees and began to pray, and abruptly it was gone as quickly as it appeared.
Frau Streicher: You fool! Alone in the woods! And unarmed!
Hans: What? Why should he be afraid to walk alone in the woods? We are a peaceful land.
Frau Streicher: You are both fools. You've never heard... of the terror... of the werewind....
--scene from Terror Of The Werewind, written by DeWitt Bodeen, directed by Jacques Tourneur; producer Val Lewton for RKO Pictures, 1938.
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Hans: My God, Wilhelm, what happened to you? Your hair is a mess!
Wilhelm: I do not know, Hans. I was walking alone in the woods, and it seemed like something was following me. Stalking me. I turned, but nothing was there. And then, of a sudden, a wind rose up and ruffled all my hair and clothes. I dropped to my knees and began to pray, and abruptly it was gone as quickly as it appeared.
Frau Streicher: You fool! Alone in the woods! And unarmed!
Hans: What? Why should he be afraid to walk alone in the woods? We are a peaceful land.
Frau Streicher: You are both fools. You've never heard... of the terror... of the werewind....
--scene from Terror Of The Werewind, written by DeWitt Bodeen, directed by Jacques Tourneur; producer Val Lewton for RKO Pictures, 1938.
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Eric,
I meant to congratulate you on that one too. I got busy.
Masterful.
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