:16:03
Tonight. Alone.
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- Bring him in.
- Henry, who is this man?
:16:08
Dr Pretorius.
:16:13
Baron Frankenstein now, I believe?
:16:16
Won't you come in, Doctor?
:16:19
I trust you will pardon
this intrusion at so late an hour.
:16:23
I would not have ventured to come,
had I not a communication to make
:16:26
which I suspect may be
of the utmost importance to yourself.
:16:30
This is Professor Pretorius. He used to be
Doctor of Philosophy at the university.
:16:35
- But, uh...
- But was booted out.
:16:37
Booted, my dear Baron, is the word.
:16:40
For knowing too much.
:16:42
Henry's been very ill, Professor.
He shouldn't be disturbed.
:16:45
I am also a doctor, Baroness.
:16:48
Why have you come here tonight?
:16:50
My business with you, Baron, is private.
:16:53
Elizabeth, please.
:17:01
I do hope he won't upset Henry.
:17:05
- What do you want?
- We must work together.
:17:09
Never. This is outrageous.
:17:12
I'm through with it.
I'll have no more of this hell-spawn.
:17:17
As soon as I'm well,
I'm to be married, and I'm going away.
:17:21
I must beg you to reconsider.
:17:23
You know, do you not,
that it is you, really,
:17:26
who are responsible
for all those murders?
:17:30
There are penalties
to pay for killing people.
:17:33
And with your creature
still at large in the countryside...
:17:37
Are you threatening me?
:17:39
Don't put it so crudely.
:17:41
I had ventured to hope that you and I
together, no longer as master and pupil,
:17:46
but as fellow scientists, might probe
the mysteries of life and death...
:17:50
Never. No further.
:17:52
...and reach a goal
undreamed of by science.
:17:55
I can't make any further experiments.
I've had a terrible lesson.
:17:59
That is sad, very sad.