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Think of the power to create a man.
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And I did. I did it. I created a man.
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And who knows? In time I could
have trained him to do my will.
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I could have bred a race. I might even
have found the secret of eternal life.
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Henry, don't say those things. Don't
think them. It's blasphemous and wicked.
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We are not meant to know those things.
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It may be that I'm intended
to know the secret of life.
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It may be part of the divine plan.
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No, no. It's the devil that prompts you.
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It's death, not life, that is in it all
and at the end of it all.
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Listen, while you've been lying here,
tossing in your delirium, I couldn't sleep.
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And when you rave of your insane desire
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to create living men
from the dust of the dead,
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a strange apparition has
seemed to appear in the room.
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It comes, a figure like Death. And
each time it comes more clearly, nearer.
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It seems to be reaching out for you,
as if it would take you away from me!
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There it is. Look.
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- There.
- I see nothing, Elizabeth. Where?
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There's nothing there.
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There! There! It's coming for you!
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Nearer! Henry! Henry! Henry! Henry!
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Henry!
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Albert! Drat the man.
He's never here when he's wanted.
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What's the good of footmen anyway?
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All right. All right!
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Don't knock the castle over!
We're not all dead yet.
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- There's nobody at home.
- Let me in, my good woman.
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I know the young
Baron Frankenstein is at home.
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He's sick. He's in his bed, where all
decent folk should be at this time of night.