The Touch of Death Explained
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THE TOUCH OF DEATH!
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The World's Most Amazing Monster Awaits
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The most amazing monster the world has ever known.
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Childhood Curiosity and Scientific Genius
June Lawrence:
He's a genius in his line.
Mark Adams:
Maybe, but I'll bet he spent his childhood stickin pins into butterflies.
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The Pursuit of Superior Humanity Through Science
Dr. Paul Rigas:
...eventually a race of superior men can be developed, men whose only wants are electricity.
Dr. John Lawrence:
But, man, you're challenging the forces of Creation!
Dr. Paul Rigas:
The forces of Creation? Bah! You know as well as I do that more than half the people of the world are doomed to a life of mediocrity - born to be nonentities, millstones around the neck of progress, men who have to be fed, watched, looked over, and taken care of by a superior intelligence. My theory is to make these people of more use to the world. By successive treatments their bodies can be so electrolyzed that they are no longer subject to the pains and frailties of ordinary mankind.
Dr. John Lawrence:
Sometimes I think you are mad.
Dr. Paul Rigas: [[Archimedes; [Galileo Galilei|Galileo; [Isaac Newton|Newton; [Louis Pasteur|Pasteur]
I am! So was ], ], ], ], Lister, and all the others who dared to dream!
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Focus on Constructive Rather Than Destructive Actions
Dr. John Lawrence: [to Dr. Rigas]
With all the constructive things to be done, why do you concentrate on destruction?
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Fate Sealed from the Start in Laboratory
Dr. Paul Rigas: [to June]
Dan McCormack, as you knew him, was doomed the first day he came into this laboratory.
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