King of the Rocket Men - Unexpected Encounters on the Road
Glenda Thomas:
Am I glad you caught up with me again.
Jeffrey King:
It's getting to be a habit that I'd like to break.
Jeffrey King:
The best you can do is help yourself to a ride back to town. The highway is right over there.
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Frankenstein - Pre-Wedding Tension and Unease
Elizabeth:
Henry. I'm afraid. Terribly afraid. Where's Dr. Waldman? Why is he late for the wedding?
Henry:
Oh, he's always late. He'll be here soon.
Elizabeth:
Something is going to happen. I feel it. I can't get it out of my mind.
Henry:
You're just nervous. All the excitement and preparation.
Elizabeth:
No, no. It isn't that. I felt it all day. Something is coming between us. I know it! I know it!
Henry:
Sit down and rest. You look so tired.
Elizabeth:
If I could just do something to save us from it.
Henry:
From what, dear, from what?
Elizabeth:
I don't know. If I could just get it out of my mind. Oh, I'd die if I had to lose you now, Henry.
Henry:
Lose me? Why, I'll always be with you.
Elizabeth:
Will you, Henry? Are you sure? I love you so.
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Frankenstein - Reunion and Reflection on Past Struggles
Henry:
It's like heaven, being with you again.
Elizabeth:
Heaven wasn't so far away all the time, you know.
Henry:
I know, but I didn't realize it. My work. Those horrible days and nights. I couldn't think of anything else.
Elizabeth:
Henry. You're not to think of those things anymore. You promised.
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Frankenstein - Dismissal of the Burgomaster's Importance
Maid:
If you please, Herr Baron, the burgomaster.
Baron:
Well, tell him to go away.
Maid:
But he says it's important.
Baron:
Nothing the burgomaster can say can be of the slightest importance.
Vogel:
Good day, Herr Baron. Frulein.
Baron:
Well, what do you want? if it's trouble, go away. I've trouble enough.
Vogel:
Oh, there's no trouble, sir.
Baron:
What do you mean, "no trouble"? there's nothing but trouble.
Vogel:
I brought you these flowers.
Elizabeth:
Thank you, Herr Vogel.
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Frankenstein - Trust and Disturbance in Experimentation
Henry:
Elizabeth, please, won't you go away? Won't you trust me, just for tonight?
Elizabeth:
You're ill. What's the matter?
Henry:
Nothing. I'm quite all right, truly I am. Oh, can't you see? I mustn't be disturbed. You'll ruin everything. My experiment is almost completed.
Elizabeth:
Wait a moment. I understand. I believe in you. But I cannot leave you tonight.
Henry:
You've got to leave!
Victor:
Henry, you're inhuman. You're crazy.
Henry:
Crazy, am I? We'll see whether I'm crazy or not. Come on up...
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Frankenstein - The Consequences of Ambition in Creation
Waldman:
Herr Frankenstein is greatly changed.
Victor:
You mean changed as a result of his work?
Waldman:
Yes, his work, his insane ambition to create life.
Elizabeth:
How? How? Please tell us everything, whatever it is.
Waldman:
The bodies we use in our dissecting room for lecture purposes were not perfect enough for his experiments, he said. He wished us to supply him with other bodies and we were not to be too particular as to where and how we got them. I told him that his demands were unreasonable. And so he left the University to work unhampered. He found what he needed elsewhere.
Victor:
Oh! The bodies of animals. Well, what are the lives of a few rabbits and dogs?
Waldman:
You do not quite get what I mean. Herr Frankenstein was interested only in human life — first to destroy it, then recreate it. There you have his mad dream.
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Frankenstein - A Conversation on Love and Devotion
Victor: [suggesting he see Dr. Waldman about Henry]
Perhaps he can tell me more about all this.
Elizabeth:
Oh Victor, you're a dear.
Victor:
You know I'd go to the ends of the earth for you.
Elizabeth:
I shouldn't like that. I'm far too fond of you.
Victor:
I wish you were!
Elizabeth:
Victor.
Victor:
I'm sorry.
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Frankenstein - A Cautionary Tale of Creation and Consequence
Edward van Sloan: [the producer]
How do you do? Mr. Carl Laemmle feels it would be a little unkind to present this picture without just a word of friendly warning. We are about to unfold the story of Frankenstein, a man of science who sought to create a man after his own image without reckoning upon God. It is one of the strangest tales ever told. It deals with the two great mysteries of creation — life and death. I think it will thrill you. It may shock you. It might even — horrify you. So if any of you feel that you do not care to subject your nerves to such a strain, now's your chance to — uh, well, we warned you.
Elizabeth:
The very day we announced our engagement, he told me of his experiments. He said he was on the verge of a discovery so terrific that he doubted his own sanity. There was a strange look in his eyes, some mystery. His words carried me right away. Of course I've never doubted him but still I worry. I can't help it.
Dr. Waldman:
Herr Frankenstein is a most brilliant young man, yet so erratic he troubles me.
Villagers:
Burn the mill! Burn it down! Burn the mill!
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