:40:03
Thank you.
:40:11
Won't you please
sit down. Mr. Taylor?
:40:14
Thank you.
:40:19
I understand that
you want to buy our land.
:40:21
No. L...
I wanted to meet you.
:40:27
I don't understand.
I didn't know how
to find you,
:40:30
and the mayor wouldn't
give me your address.
:40:33
so I felt that if I offered
to buy your land...
:40:36
that you'd be
sure to come.
:40:39
Is certainly
a most unusual way
to make an acquaintance.
:40:43
But now that you have gone
to all this trouble
to meet me.
:40:46
what can I really
do for you?
:40:50
I want
your father's records.
:40:53
His experiments
with life and death.
:40:57
The records of the creation
of the monster.
:41:06
My father's diary.
:41:08
Yes. You must
give it to me.
:41:11
I don't have
any records.
:41:13
If I had. L...
:41:15
I would have destroyed
them long ago.
:41:18
My father was
a great scientist.
:41:21
but all he created
brought unhappiness.
:41:26
terror.
:41:31
Oh. But you don't
understand.
:41:34
I must have them.
Won't you help me?
:41:39
I'm sorry. Mr. Taylor.
There is nothing I can do.
:41:43
The house burned down.
:41:45
and I have never set a foot
on that ground again...
:41:48
and never shall.
:41:50
And thas all
the information
I can give you.
:41:53
Well. Is everything
settled. Baroness?
:41:56
No.
:41:58
We decided not to go through
with the sale after all.