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What is the theme of "The Hitchhiker" written by Lucille Fletcher and also redone by Rod Serling, but different?

Question #102291. Asked by all4him.

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The theme is Death coming to claim what is rightfully his.
The Hitch-Hiker is a ghost story. An ordinary motorist is on a cross-country trip (Brooklyn to California) and encounters a hitch-hiker who is constantly appearing. It then centres on the motorist’s attempts to shake the hitchhiker off.

link http://www.playdatabase.com/play.asp?play=F297E60B-2D9C-441A-A08F-74F50F0B83EB

What the motorist doesn’t realise is that he is dead. He was involved (and killed) in a car accident on the first day of the journey and the hitch-hiker is Death.

link http://www.allmovie.com/cg/avg.dll?p=avg&sql=2:183399

Jan 13 2009, 8:04 PM
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