The Twilight Zone
16 Allegory Reveals
The original Twilight Zone TV series ran from 1950 until 1964. It was created and hosted by Rod Serling. It aimed to provide social commentary on the human condition by presenting stories in the form of sci-fi, horror and drama. I have watched the 156 episodes of this series several times, and have realized that all its stories are addressing some aspect of the Source Soul condition. This is done by presenting the stories in allegorical format. An allegory, as commonly defined in dictionaries is a narrative used to present complex ideas in story form. It acts as a metaphor, combining story telling with hidden symbolic meaning.
In this presentation I've selected a few episodes from the original Twilight Zone series to analyze. I've used the symbolism within the storyline to decipher its true message. In essence, what I aim to convey is the true meaning the allegorical story aimed to hide.
1. WHERE IS EVERYBODY
ALLEGORY REVEALED
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An individual was captured from his homeland through a top secret military mission. He was hooked up to devices and put in a deep sleep. He was imprisoned within a glass container and hooked up to electrodes to simulate a mind reality. With the use of advanced technology and to keep him from waking up to the truth of his condition he was connected to an opposite gender clone (or mannequin). Therefore, he appeared to be a male, but in truth he was a female. The purpose of his capture was to keep him (her) indefinitely alive, and to use his (her) bodily resources to produce medicinal and blood products for the vampire race which had captured him (her).
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On a designated day and time the individual suddenly awoke to find himself walking by the side of a road. He was confused about his whereabouts, and didn't know who he was or remembered his name. He quickly justified his condition as some type of amnesia, and this helped him cope with his new found awareness. As he explored the small town there were many signs of life but no people were around. He tried to call from a telephone booth, but could not reach anyone and instead got trapped in it. As he wondered aimlessly, he stumbled upon a female mannequin, which at first seemed to be a real person. He entered the town's jailhouse, its drug store, restaurant and movie theatre. As time passed he became more visibly distressed.
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Unbeknownst to him and throughout his entire ordeal he was being managed and observed from every angle through an elaborate surveillance network. His captors monitored his distress levels and knew that in time his desperation would culminate to such an extent that he would gladly embrace the town's people, which were soon to arrive.
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These individuals would be of another species, and would be wearing masks and costumes, following scripts and enacting roles, all to ensure that the man adhered to his new (mind) reality. They would do this by helping him develop roots in the town and establish a new identity. In this way keeping the man (woman) in a perpetual state of psychosis.
2. THE DUMMY
ALLEGORY REVEALED
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A man, born as a midget, was early on in his life sold to a business man. This man presented himself as a father figure but in truth was his Master. The small man was used as an object of entertainment in his Master's various venues. Most often he performed as a singer, dancer and clown. Though on the surface he appeared happy and stable, privately he felt lonely and miserable, at times even suicidal. He desperately desired to be loved and have a family. However, opportunities for romance never presented themselves to him.
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Unaware of his true condition, and now in his 30's he tried to break free from his master's hold by refusing to drink the usual beverage his master always gave him before each performance. As a result, he became restless and rebellious and did not want to perform anymore. His master seeing that he was losing control of his subject negotiated a price and sold him to another Master who would provide him with a new environment and stricter control. Within this new captivity the man was given the illusion of freedom, but in truth only became someone else's clown (or puppet).
3. THE TRADE-INS
ALLEGORY REVEALED
A healthy man and woman have been taken from their homeland in the prime of their lives. They are held captive in a transparent container by which they are in a frozen state and kept alive through technology. They are put on display in a nearly naked condition to be selected and purchased by interested parties.
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These consumers are shopping for blood and genetic compatibility with the display models. They seek specimens which will provide them with, body chemicals such as adrenaline, endorphins, dopamine, cortisol, testosterone, estrogen and other hormones to help them manage pain, improve their virility, treat their ailments and extend their life span. Male sperm and female eggs are of particular interest to them.
These female and male bodies can be bought or leased separately or in pairs. It is a market by which human beings, those of an ancient and exceptional genetic blood line are used as a commodity by which technology and business is seamlessly intertwined.
4. THE FUGITIVE
ALLEGORY REVEALED
A little girl was the primary target by which a creature disguised as a friendly old man approached her and made her laugh with his playful antics. He used her to gain the trust of the other children in order to have them all gather together to watch him dress up in funny costumes and perform magic tricks. After a few times of playing with them and having won their trust, he and another two of his accomplices lured all the children away from their homes promising to give them an incredible surprise.
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On that day the children disappeared never to be seen again. People in the town were horrified and left in a state of shock.
5. FOUR O’CLOCK
ALLEGORY REVEALED
A middle aged man began to question the nature of his reality when throughout his life he noticed corruption all around him, in the workplace, in politics, in the media, even within families. As a result he became obsessed with researching unusual phenomena and believed in many conspiracy theories.
He tried to alert others to the dangers, but people he spoke with didn’t want to debate or question anything and got annoyed with him for such enthusiasm. Some family members told him to stop talking as it made him appear crazy. This led him to become more distressed and suffer from extreme anxiety. Eventually he began to suspect that people in general were all against him as all wanted to shut him down and silence him.
At the age of 40, his anxiety made him feel so small and insignificant that he closed himself off from interacting with the outside world. He lived out the remainder of his life in his small one bedroom apartment in isolation.
6. THE GIFT
ALLEGORY REVEALED
An orphan child was taken in at an early age by a business man from his hometown who gave him food and shelter. In exchange, the boy worked in his master’s salon, cleaning and running errands. However, during his upbringing, he was mentally abused by his master. This had the effect of keeping him in a child-like condition, docile and obeying all his master’s demands. Unbeknownst to him, his master dealt in occult business practices by which at night the boy was drugged and had invasive medical procedures done to him. These included the removal of blood and plasma on a regular basis, occasionally organ and bone marrow extractions were done. These procedures were performed by a friend of the master who had some medical training.
Blood products from this regressed man was bottled and sold in the master’s salon as medicine to the various townsfolk who suffered from a wide range of illnesses and disorders. Since the young man was used as a blood sacrifice throughout the course of his life, he died in his mid 30s due to so much wear and tear on his body.
7. HOCUS-POCUS & FRISBY
ALLEGORY REVEALED
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A man who had been abducted by alien creatures and lived through a false reality which they created for him, was suddenly released back to his homeland. Upon his return he tried to explain to his family and friends what happened to him, but found it difficult to convey specific details, as his memories were all mixed up and he felt confused about many things.
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Eventually he regained some clearer memories about what happened to him. He recounted that time was not real, that he lived on a spinning ball and that all the weather and natural events were fake. Even the people were strange and had hideous faces, as they hid their true identities by wearing disguises.
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The truth was so strange and surreal that even he had difficulty accepting that he actually lived in such a place. Regardless, his family and community were happy to have him back looking like his old self and celebrated his return home with great enthusiasm.
8. LITTLE GIRL LOST
ALLEGORY REVEALED
A six year old girl was taken right from her bedroom in the middle of the night. The abductor came stealthily through the side door of the house. Upon hearing a distant scream from her child the mother awoke and both father and mother realized their child was missing. They searched the entire house, inside and around the premises. In their panic they reached out to their neighbour for help.
The father and his friend ventured out towards the lake as they feared that the abduction was by the extremely predatory dog people. They knew time was of the essence if they were to get the child back alive. As they reached the lake the father saw his child being carried into the water in the arms of a shadowy creature. He ran in to grab his child all the time calling her name to wake her up as it seemed that she was unconscious.
His friend scared off the creature and the father retrieved his daughter from the water. The child was revived and awoken. Upon their return the child's mother was overjoyed, and grateful to have her child back in her arms.
9. THE LITTLE PEOPLE
ALLEGORY REVEALED
Two men explorers were captured and hooked up to head devices by which a mind reality was created for them to engage with. Within this construct their lives took place within a miniature world.
This world was based on a real-life model of the planet Earth. Within this model everything existed within a miniature form. The landscapes, the cars, the houses, forests and even the oceans. These were made with incredible detail, exhibiting textures, patterns, sounds, smells, all designed to simulate a real reality.
These imprisoned men were larger than those who imprisoned them, however, within this model they were brought down to the size of an ant. In essence, they were like giants shrunk to live within a miniature world.
10. PERSONS UNKNOWN
ALLEGORY REVEALED
A man begins to suspect that his wife, friends and colleagues are not who they say they are. He finds their behaviour predictable and becomes suspicious about how little they care about him.
His handlers, the people around him who in truth are of a different species type and who are wearing masks and following scripts don’t like the path he is on. After all he is their captive and his mind reality keeps him from knowing the truth.
Through much mind control and hypnosis they’ve been able to keep him fooled into believing the reality they have constructed for him for a very long time, but now nothing seems to stop him from awakening. So they devise a plan by which they all, in some way pull away from him, using all types of excuses not to spend time with him, they will make him feel shunned or rejected. In time this will have the effect of making him feel lonely and desperate for their attention and accept them again without question.
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11. YOUNG MAN’S FANCY
ALLEGORY REVEALED
A senior vampire Mistress passed away leaving her male servant behind. A younger mistress inherited the house and the servant. Upon her takeover she demanded that he serve her as he did his old Mistress and fix and upgrade the property at once in order to have it presentable to her guests.
The servant who had been sold into that family at the age of 2 months needed time to grieve his old Mistress as she was the only mother he ever knew. The new Mistress however, didn’t care about his needs and demanded his docile obedience.
Feeling heartbroken and the pressures of the new Mistress the servant ran away from the house never to be seen again.
12. CAVENDER IS COMING
ALLEGORY REVEALED
A young woman who unknowingly is a prisoner held captive within a human farming industry, is unaware of the occult manipulations done to her body and mind.
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She is in her late twenties, shares a home with other women, and has never been in a relationship. Her Masters and owners need her to menstruate, ovulate and eventually reproduce. However, because she is in an unnatural condition her body is not behaving normally. To fix this problem, her key master sends a contracted player to enter her reality, with the mission to seduce her and have sex with her.
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This man engages with her during her commute home by sitting next to her on the bus. Though she was resistant to his flirtatious advances at first, his persistence led her to eventually accept one of his offers, to take her to a party. The party was loud, and had many intoxicated people which made her feel uncomfortable, however this also had the effect of driving her into the arms of her date.
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After that party the player continued to take her out, impressing her with his car and bringing her many extravagant gifts. He managed to kiss her several times, but was not able to bed her. Within a short time, she ended the relationship, as it was making her feel uncomfortable.
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Upon the end of his contract, the contracted player feared his mission had failed, however he was congratulated for a job well done. Even though he did not manage to have sex with her, he was able to stimulate her sufficiently enough to cause her to start ovulating. As a result, she started to have normal menstrual cycles, just like the other captive females.
13. FIVE CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN EXIT
ALLEGORY REVEALED
A man awakes on the ground of a small desolate town fenced in by high walls. He becomes very distraught as he doesn’t see anyone and doesn’t know where he is. He also doesn’t seem to know who he is. Soon four people appear. He asks them about the place. They tell him that they don’t know anything as they too are in a similar condition, but they’ve been there longer and they have been able to adjust to the place which has provided them with plenty of food and resting spots. Plus they each have talents and have been able to keep each other entertained, and this has helped them pass the time.
The man dressed in a military uniform doesn’t accept his condition and tries to escape the place by climbing the walls, however they’re too high and even with their help he can’t reach the top.
Unbeknownst to him he has another body and is living a mind reality in a container. Currently he’s in a type of after-life and the people around him are there on a mission; to get him to relax and to heal from his mental and physical injuries which he incurred during his previous life. He needs to be made ready to accept a new (matrix) life in which he’ll have a new identity. When he is ready he will be shown how to scale the walls and move into a new reality or life.
Bells ring to symbolize his rebirth.
14. STILL VALLEY
ALLEGORY REVEALED
A man while out on an explorative expedition wondered off from his group and got lost. While searching for the original route he met an old man who said he had a book that had many secrets regarding that area. He pulled out a large book which depicted medicinal flowers and minerals found in that region. The old man could see that the explorer was fascinated and insisted that the man take the book, as he no longer had any need for it. The explorer leafed through the book and was intrigued as it seemed to have valuable information. Suddenly, he felt his head spinning and blacked out.
Upon his awakening, he found himself standing on a platform, as if in a stone condition, paralyzed and unable to talk or move. He could see and think and knew there were others in a similar condition all around him. He saw the old man laughing holding the book in his hands. He concluded that the pages of the book had been tainted with some type of poison.
Soon his mind became occupied with a type of dream reality. To his colleagues he vanished and was presumed dead for many years. However, years later he reappeared, looking disheveled and confused but in good physical form.
15. THE MIRROR
ALLEGORY REVEALED
As a prisoner of war of the Vampire race, a man was drugged and forced to live a mind reality. Within this reality he was made to live the life of a soldier. Throughout this life he experienced much mental and physical violence. However, one day, during military bootcamp he began to notice that he had strong leadership skills and this led him to feel more confident about himself. Inadvertently, this had the effect of triggering his awakening. Soon he noticed that people around him were not what they appear to be, they bullied and lied to each other frequently. He also observed how violent the world had become, with so many wars and people gladly volunteering to fight in them. He now looked in the mirror and felt that the person he was seeing was not a reflection of his true self. He voiced some of his thoughts to a few close friends.
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However, these friends secretly hated his new found confidence. As his handlers, they wanted to ensure he stayed subservient and docile. Therefore, they conjured up a plan to halt his awakening. This they did by setting up a series of events which would lead the soldier into a controlled suicide. Only through a fake death, would the soldier be reset and forget his new ideas. First, they aimed to reduce his still fragile self-confidence by instilling death fear in him, relating stories of blood and mayhem. Some incited him to enter rages. Others blamed him for causing unrest at the base. Some, directly called him selfish, tyrannical and crazy. One by one each person close to him became more distant. Feeling guilty, shameful, and abandoned, he approached a priest for absolution, however, the priest called him a sinner and evil. In a state of severe mental anguish, he went home, and shot himself!
16. TO SERVE MAN
ALLEGORY REVEALED
Individuals are targeted and abducted from their homeland every year by predators who befriend them and offer their technology and wisdom as bait. These predators are human in appearance but use disguises to mask their true identities. They have spy technology and have accumulated much knowledge about their prey.
Their stealthy methods have been perfected over time as they are highly intelligent, have a complex language and keep meticulous records of all their proceedings. They work in teams to strategize every hunt with precision and effectiveness. Their primary purpose is to capture human prey and keep them living indefinitely within their facilities as cattle. These people are to be harvested periodically, to supply their vampire race with organs and blood products.