Jacob ElordiQuotes

Jacob Elordi
Birthday
June 26th, 1997
From
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Actor

Frankenstein - Desire for Connection and Creation

The Creature: Make one like me.

Frankenstein - The Essence of Creation and Identity

Dr. Victor Frankenstein: In you, I have created something truly horrible.
The Creature: Not something. Someone.

Frankenstein - Desire for Companionship in Isolation

The Creature: I need you to make me a companion.
Dr. Victor Frankenstein: A..a companion? Oh. I see. Another monster.
The Creature: Yes. We can be monsters together.

Frankenstein - Identity and Friendship in Unlikely Places

The Creature: I found what I am. What I'm made from. I am the child of a charnel house. A wreckage, assembled from refuse and discarded dead. A monster.
Blind Man: I know what you are. A good man. And you are my friend.

Frankenstein - Confrontation Between Creator and Creation

The Creature: Victor. You only listen when I hurt you! ::picks up a stick of dynamite:: This. You put your faith in this. You think this will unmake me. Light it then, and hope it does. But if it does not, I will come for you again. Light it! ::Victor lights the dynamite:: Now...run.

Frankenstein - Reclaiming Life and Identity as a Monster

The Creature: You gave me life unwanted. I give it back to you. You thought me a monster. Now I return the favor.

Frankenstein - The Creature's Threat of Infinite Rage

The Creature: If you are not to award me love, then I will indulge in rage. And mine is infinite!

Frankenstein - The Power of Listening to the Unheard

The Creature: The miracle was not that I should speak, but that you would ever listen!

Frankenstein - The Creature's Desire for Companionship

The Creature: Whatever puzzle I am, Creator, I think. I feel. I have this sole petition: make one like me.

Frankenstein - Struggling with Existence and Isolation

The Creature: I cannot die. And I cannot live... alone.

Frankenstein - The Loneliness of Existence and Death

The Creature: There was silence again. Then, merciless life. How long did I die for? I do not know. But I saw my injuries healed. The cold winter air stung in my lungs. I felt lonelier than ever, because for every man there was but one remedy to all pain: Death, a gift you too had denied me.

Frankenstein - The Pain of Existence and Identity

The Creature: I understood that I was nothing. A wretch. A blot. Not even of the same nature as Man. This hurt clung to my mind. It never let go.

Frankenstein - Inevitability of Violence in Nature

The Creature: An idea, a feeling became clear to me. The hunter did not hate the wolf. The wolf did not hate the sheep. But violence felt inevitable between them. Perhaps, I thought, this was the way of the world. It would hunt you and kill you, just for being what you are.

Frankenstein - Yearning for Connection and Acceptance

The Creature: I longed to be part of this family. To be their benefactor. What could I possibly do for them? I became their invisible guardian. The Spirit of the Forest. And on occasion they too extended a small kindness toward me. Clothes. Bread. And for a moment, a brief, brief moment, the world and I were at peace.

Frankenstein - The Creature's Perspective on His Story

The Creature: My Maker told you his tale? Then I will tell you mine.