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Clips from Frankenstein

"l'm sorry."
Frankenstein
"Good night, Victor, and thank you. Thank you."
Frankenstein
"Good night. And don't worry. Promise?"
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"l won't."
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"Victor? What is it?"
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"l'm coming with you."
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"But, Elizabeth, you can't do that!"
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"l must! l'll be ready in a minute."
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"Herr Frankenstein is a most brilliant young man,"
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"yet so erratic, he troubles me."
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"l'm worried about Henry. Why has he left the university?"
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"He was doing so well, and he seemed so happy with his work."
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"Well, you know, his researches in the field of"
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"chemical galvanism and electro-biology"
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"were far in advance of our theories here at the university."
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"ln fact, they had reached a most advanced stage."
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"They were becoming dangerous."
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"Herr Frankenstein is greatly changed."
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"You mean, changed as a result of his work?"
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"Yes, his work."
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"His insane ambition to create life."
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"How? How?"
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"Please tell us everything, whatever it is."
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"The bodies we use in our dissecting room for lecture purposes"
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"were not perfect enough for his experiments, he said."
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"He wished us to supply him with other bodies,"
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"and we were not to be too particular as to where and how we got them."
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"l told him that his demands were unreasonable,"
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"and so he left the university to work unhampered."
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"He found what he needed elsewhere."
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"Oh. The bodies of animals."
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"Well, what are the lives of a few rabbits and dogs?"
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"You do not quite get what l mean."
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"Herr Frankenstein was interested only in human life."
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"First to destroy it, then recreate it."
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"There you have his mad dream."
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"Can we go to him?"
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"You will not be very welcome."
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"Oh, what does that matter? l must see him."
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"Dr. Waldman, you have influence with Henry."
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"Won't you come with us?"
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"l'm sorry, but Herr Frankenstein is no longer my pupil."
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"But he respects you."
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"Won't you help us to take him away?"
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"Very well, Fräulein. l've warned you."
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"But if you wish it, l will go."
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"(WlND HOWLlNG)"
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"(THUNDER RUMBLlNG)"
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"Fritz!"
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"Hello."
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"(RATTLlNG)"
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"Have you finished making those connections?"
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"Yes, they're done."
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"Well, come down then and help with these attachments."
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"We've lots to do."
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"(THUNDER RUMBLlNG)"
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"(THUNDER CLAPPlNG)"
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"Look out."
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"(WHlMPERS)"
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"Fool !"
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"lf this storm develops as l hope,"
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"you will have plenty to be afraid of before the night's over."
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"Go on. Fix the electrodes."
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"(STATlC)"
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"This storm will be magnificent!"
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"All the electrical secrets of heaven !"
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"And this time we're ready, eh, Fritz? Ready."
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"(RUMBLlNG CONTlNUES)"
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"(GASPS)"
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"Why, what's the matter?"
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"Look!"
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"Oh."
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"There's nothing to fear. Look."
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"No blood, no decay."
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"Just a few stitches."
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"And look, here's the final touch."
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"The brain you stole, Fritz. Yes."
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"Think of it. The brain of a dead man,"
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"waiting to live again in a body l made with my own hands."
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"With my own hands."
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"Let's have one final test. Throw the switches."
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"(WHlRRlNG)"
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"(DRONlNG)"
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"(ELECTRlClTY CRACKLlNG)"
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"(CLANKlNG)"
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"Good."
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"ln 1 5 minutes, the storm should be at its height."
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"Then we'll be ready."
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"(KNOCKlNG ON DOOR)"
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"What's that?"
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"There's someone there."
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"Quiet."
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"Send them away."
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"Nobody must come here."
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"Here! Cover this."
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"(THUNDER CLAPPlNG)"
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"Whoever it is, don't let them in."
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"Leave them to me."
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"Of all times for anybody to come, now!"
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"Think l'm going to let these people in? Not much."
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"l'll show them, messing about at this time of night."
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"Got too much to do."
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"(KNOCKlNG CONTlNUES)"
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"Wait a minute! All right! All right!"
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"Wait a minute. l'm coming."
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"lt's Dr. Waldman, Fritz."
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"You can't see him. Go away."
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"(KNOCKlNG)"
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"All right, knock, but you can't get in."
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"VlCTOR: Henry! WALDMAN: Frankenstein !"
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"Henry! Frankenstein !"
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"Henry!"
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"ELlZABETH: Open the door! WALDMAN: Let us in !"
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"Who is it? Who is it? What do you want? You must leave me alone now!"
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"lt's Elizabeth. Open the door!"
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"Henry! Henry!"
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"What do you want? ELlZABETH: Open the door."
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"WALDMAN: Let us in ! You must leave me alone."
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"ELlZABETH: Henry, at least give us shelter!"
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"What's all this nonsense of locked doors? Henry!"
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