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A life time fan and Prisonerologist of the 1960's series 'the Prisoner', a leading authority on the subject, a short story writer, and now Prisoner novelist.
Friday, 17 March 2017
A Quick Flip In The Helicopter!
The landing stage might just be a quick flip in the helicopter from The
Village, but from Number 6’s cottage to the helicopter pad outside the
Recreation Hall it’s a fair journey by taxi! After Number 6 emerges from that
house, containing the mock-up of the Colonel’s office in ‘The Chimes of Ben, he
walks over to the Recreation Hall where he pauses to salute Number 2, Fotheringay,
and Nadia standing on the steps. Then he walks on to his cottage which appears
to be only a short walk away. And yet in ‘The Schizoid Man’ Numbers 2 and 6 are
driven from Number 6’s cottage out into the countryside along a long lane
before arriving in another part of The Village and the helicopter pad located
outside the Recreation Hall. Between there and the main Village there is a
great deal of open countryside, so what stops people from disappearing into it?
I had never thought about this before, not until I watched ‘The Schizoid Man’
on Wednesday night. Instead of concentrating on the conversation taking place
between Numbers 2 and 6 in the back of the taxi, I concentrated my attention on
the passing countryside. There seemed to be a great deal of it for anyone to
disappear into, and no sign of the mountains!
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