Dr. Jeremiah Morley:
I believe that humanity can escape annihilation, can find a temporary haven, a promise of hope that, come what may, life can be sustained deep within the Earth itself. Far below the Earth we shall seek a natural, a geologic shelter. We have a team ready for the effort. All we lack are funds.
Dr. Jeremiah Morley:
The world's changed since yesterday.
Andy Ostergaard:
[
Reflecting on the expedition's status deep beneath the Earth] You know once when I was working on the Holland Tunnel, I got cut off from my crew for ten hours. I felt this way then.
Dr. James Paxton:
Nature doesn't influence Man! Man influences Nature! One strong man can change Nature!
Wright Thompson:
Oh, you're wrong, Dr. Paxton. It isn't one man, it's many men working together.
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Looking at Dr. Joan Lindsey]
Wright Thompson:
Right, teacher?
Dr. James Paxton:
Men together are no more than sheep! One man standing alone leads the way, and the sheep follow!
Wright Thompson:
What kind of place is this? Flowers that crumble to dust in your hand, stones that look like pearls, fish without eyes! Nature's sure a practical joker!
Dr. Jeremiah Morley:
I suppose you could've done better?
Wright Thompson:
In 10 million years I couldn'ta done worse!
Dr. Jeremiah Morley:
Go back to what? To a world bent on self destruction? We can live the rest of our lives here in peace.
Dr. Joan Lindsey:
Morley, you're wrong! This isn't peace! This is a resting place for the dead!
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