Yeti - Il gigante del 20° secolo

Hunnicut:
[First Lines] Hi there, Henry. I'm here. Pot liquor soup with beans and side pork. That's just what the doctor ordered, old buddy. Smells good, how 'bout a bowl?

Jane:
Why those rifles, Cliff? He's a human being.

Cliff Chandler:
Like I told you before, to me he's a monster.

Jane:
Professor Henry, did you see? The yeti is alright. We made friends with him. He's sweet and gentle. We're not in any danger now.

Prof. Wassermann:
I know, I can see that, Jane. He's adopted you as his family. He's mistaken Herbie for his son and maybe you for his wife.

Cliff Chandler:
She might have some duties to fulfill when she stays here tonight.

[Jane gasps in shock]

Prof. Wassermann:
I hope that slave of yours should cut your throat!

[Tony prepares to shave Hunnicutt]

Hunnicut:
Well, Tony, what are you waiting for?

Tony, Hunnicut's Servant:
You want a closer shave?

Jane:
[Last Lines] Yeti, Boy, Girl... Thank you, but please, go away. Go away. This world is not for you. Go back to the wilderness, to the mountains, where life was like you knew it. Goodbye, Yeti.