[last lines]
Julie Herrick: From what Father said, his mind was, well, warped.
Sir Frederick Travers: It must have been. Warped by imaginary wrongs. A man fighting shadows. He's to be pitied, really. He probed too deeply in forbidden places. What a man earns, he gets. Nature has a strange way of paying him back in his own coin.
--Leyland Hodgson (as Sir Frederick Travers) in The Invisible Man's Revenge
Julie Herrick: From what Father said, his mind was, well, warped.
Sir Frederick Travers: It must have been. Warped by imaginary wrongs. A man fighting shadows. He's to be pitied, really. He probed too deeply in forbidden places. What a man earns, he gets. Nature has a strange way of paying him back in his own coin.
--Leyland Hodgson (as Sir Frederick Travers) in The Invisible Man's Revenge
[the censor cuts out most of Davis' writing about his experiences during the blitz]
John Davis: All I have to show for my month in England is a few brilliant paragraphs ending with three sentences deleted here.
The censor: You'll find we're perfectly willing to sacrifice your chance to win a Pulitzer Prize for our chance to win the war.
--Leyland Hodgson (as ) in Journey for Margaret
John Davis: All I have to show for my month in England is a few brilliant paragraphs ending with three sentences deleted here.
The censor: You'll find we're perfectly willing to sacrifice your chance to win a Pulitzer Prize for our chance to win the war.
--Leyland Hodgson (as ) in Journey for Margaret
