"Ho w 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 o wn image without reckoning upon God." "It is one of the strangest tales ever told." "It deals with the t wo 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, no w is your chance to..." "Well, we've warned you." "(priest praying in latin)" "(BELL tolling) (crying)" "priest:" "Amen." "(BELL continues)" "(crying continues)" "Do wn !" "Do wn, you fool !" "(dirt THUDDlNG)" "No w." "Come on." "Hurry, hurry." "(BELL continues TOLLlNG)" "(BELL STOPS)" "The moon's rising." "We've no time to lose." "(CLATTERlNG)" "Oh, careful !" "There we go." "Here he comes!" "He's just resting, waiting for a ne w life to come." "(WOOD CREAKlNG)" "(BOTH grunting)" "Here we are." "(DOG barking)" "Look. it's still here." "Climb up and cut the rope." "No!" "Go on. lt can't hurt you." "Here's the knife." "(barking continues)" "(panting)" "Look out!" "Here's the knife." "Here I come." "is it all right?" "The neck's broken." "The brain is useless." "We must find another brain." "That will do, gentlemen." "(STUDENTS laughing)" "And in conclusion, ladies and gentlemen, here we have one of the most perfect specimens of the human brain that has ever come to my attention at the university." "And here, the abnormal brain of the typical criminal." "Observe, ladies and gentlemen, the scarcity of convolutions on the frontal lobe, as compared to that of the normal brain, and the distinct degeneration of the middle frontal lobe." "All of these degenerate characteristics check amazingly with the case history of the dead man before us, whose life was one of brutality, of violence and murder." "Both of these jars will remain here for your further inspection." "Thank you, gentlemen." "The class is dismissed." "(talking lNDlSTlNCTLY)" "(exclaims FEARFULLY)" "(GONG BANGS)" "Herr Victor Moritz." "Victor." "I'm so glad you've come." "What is it, Elizabeth?" "Oh, you've heard from Henry." "Yes." "The first word in four months." "It just came." "Victor, you must help me." "Why, of course I'll help you." "I'm afraid." "I've read this over and over again, but they're just words that I can't understand." "Listen." ""You must have faith in me, Elizabeth." "Wait." ""My work must come first, even before you." ""At night, the winds ho wl in the mountains." ""There is no one here." ""Prying eyes can't peer into my secret."" "What can he mean?" "What does he say then?" ""l am living in an abandoned, old watchto wer," ""close to the to wn of Goldstadt." ""Only my assistant is here to help me with my experiments."" "Oh, his experiments." "Yes, that's what frightens me." "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 o wn sanity." "There was a strange look in his eyes, some mystery." "His words carried me right a way." "Of course, I've never doubted him, but still I worry." "I can't help it." "And no w this letter." "All this uncertainty can't go on. I must kno w." "Victor, have you seen him?" "Yes." "About three weeks ago." "I met him walking alone in the woods." "He spoke to me of his work, too." "I asked him if I might visit his laboratory." "He just glared at me and said he would let no one go there." "His manner was very strange." "Oh, what can we do?" "Oh, if he should be ill..." "No w, don't worry." "I'll go to Dr. Waldman, Henry's old professor in medical school." "Perhaps he can tell me more about all this." "Oh, Victor, you're a dear." "You kno w i'd go to the ends of the Earth for you." "I shouldn't like that." "I'm far too fond of you." "I wish you were." "Victor." "I'm sorry." "Good night, Victor, and thank you." "Thank you." "Good night." "And don't worry." "Promise?" "I won't." "Victor?" "What is it?" "I'm coming with you." "But, Elizabeth, you can't do that!" "I must!" "I'll be ready in a minute." "Herr Frankenstein is a most brilliant young man, yet so erratic, he troubles me." "I'm worried about Henry." "Why has he left the university?" "He was doing so well, and he seemed so happy with his work." "Well, you kno w, his researches in the field of chemical galvanism and electro-biology were far in advance of our theories here at the university." "In fact, they had reached a most advanced stage." "They were becoming dangerous." "Herr Frankenstein is greatly changed." "You mean, changed as a result of his work?" "Yes, his work." "His insane ambition to create life." "Ho w?" "Ho w?" "Please tell us everything, whatever it is." "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 ho w 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 else where." "Oh." "The bodies of animals." "Well, what are the lives of a fe w rabbits and dogs?" "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." "Can we go to him?" "You will not be very welcome." "Oh, what does that matter?" "I must see him." "Dr. Waldman, you have influence with Henry." "Won't you come with us?" "I'm sorry, but Herr Frankenstein is no longer my pupil." "But he respects you." "Won't you help us to take him a way?" "Very well, Fräulein." "I've warned you." "But if you wish it, I will go." "(wind howling)" "(THUNDER rumbling)" "Fritz!" "Hello." "(RATTLlNG)" "Have you finished making those connections?" "Yes, they're done." "Well, come do wn then and help with these attachments." "We've lots to do." "(THUNDER rumbling)" "(THUNDER clapping)" "Look out." "(WHlMPERS)" "Fool !" "If this storm develops as I hope, you will have plenty to be afraid of before the night's over." "Go on." "Fix the electrodes." "(static)" "This storm will be magnificent!" "All the electrical secrets of heaven !" "And this time we're ready, eh, Fritz?" "Ready." "(rumbling continues)" "(GASPS)" "Why, what's the matter?" "Look!" "Oh." "There's nothing to fear." "Look." "No blood, no decay." "Just a fe w stitches." "And look, here's the final touch." "The brain you stole, Fritz." "Yes." "Think of it." "The brain of a dead man, waiting to live again in a body I made with my o wn hands." "With my o wn hands." "Let's have one final test." "Thro w the s witches." "(WHlRRlNG)" "(DRONlNG)" "(electricity crackling)" "(CLANKlNG)" "Good." "In 1 5 minutes, the storm should be at its height." "Then we'll be ready." "(knocking ON DOOR)" "What's that?" "There's someone there." "Quiet." "Send them a way." "Nobody must come here." "Here!" "Cover this." "(THUNDER clapping)" "Whoever it is, don't let them in." "Leave them to me." "Of all times for anybody to come, no w!" "Think I'm going to let these people in?" "Not much." "I'll sho w them, messing about at this time of night." "Got too much to do." "(knocking continues)" "Wait a minute!" "All right!" "All right!" "Wait a minute. I'm coming." "It's Dr. Waldman, Fritz." "You can't see him." "Go a way." "(knocking)" "All right, knock, but you can't get in." "victor:" "Henry!" "WALDMAN:" "Frankenstein !" "Henry!" "Frankenstein !" "Henry!" "elizabeth:" "Open the door!" "WALDMAN:" "Let us in !" "Who is it?" "Who is it?" "What do you want?" "You must leave me alone no w!" "It's Elizabeth." "Open the door!" "Henry!" "Henry!" "What do you want?" "elizabeth:" "Open the door." "WALDMAN:" "Let us in !" "You must leave me alone." "elizabeth:" "Henry, at least give us shelter!" "What's all this nonsense of locked doors?" "Henry!" "Elizabeth, please." "Won't you go a way?" "Won't you trust me, just for tonight?" "Oh, you're ill." "What's the matter?" "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." "Wait a moment." "I understand." "I believe in you, but I cannot leave you tonight." "You've got to leave!" "Henry, you're inhuman !" "You're crazy!" "Crazy, am I?" "We'll see whether I'm crazy or not." "Come on up." "(THUNDER continues)" "Are you quite sure you want to come in?" "Very well." "Forgive me, but I'm forced to take unusual precautions." "Sit do wn, please." "Sit do wn !" "You too, Elizabeth." "Please." "A moment ago, you said I was crazy." "Tomorro w we'll see about that." "Don't touch that!" "I'm sorry, Doctor, but I insist." "Please." "Dr. Waldman, I learned a great deal from you at the university about the violet ray, the ultraviolet ray, which you said was the highest color in the spectrum." "You were wrong." "Here in this machinery, I have gone beyond that." "I have discovered the great ray that first brought life into the world." "Oh." "And your proof?" "Tonight you shall have your proof." "At first, I experimented only with dead animals and then a human heart, which I kept beating for three weeks." "But no w, I'm going to turn that ray on that body and endo w it with life." "And you really believe that you can bring life to the dead?" "That body is not dead." "It has never lived." "I created it." "I made it with my o wn hands from the bodies I took from graves, from the gallo ws, anywhere!" "Go and see for yourself." "You, too." "Dead, eh?" "Quite a good scene, isn't it?" "One man crazy, three very sane spectators." "(RATTLlNG)" "(THUNDERCLAP) ls everything ready?" "Yes!" "Get the batteries." "(electricity crackling)" "(talking lNDlSTlNCTLY)" "(BUZZlNG)" "(THUNDER rumbling)" "(BUZZlNG continues)" "(LOUD electric buzzing)" "(inaudible)" "(electricity crackling)" "(THUNDER clapping)" "(THUNDER intensifies)" "(BUZZlNG FADES)" "Look. it's moving." "It's alive. lt's alive." "It's alive." "It's moving." "It's alive." "Oh, it's alive!" "It's alive!" "It's alive!" "It's alive!" "Henry, in the name of God." "In the name of God !" "No w i kno w what it feels like to be God !" "(THUNDER continues)" "Henry is well, but he's very busy." "He said he would get in touch with you soon." "Don't worry about him, Baron." "He'll be home in a fe w days." "You t wo have it all arranged, haven't you?" "You think I'm an idiot, don't you?" "But I'm not." "Anyone can see with half an eye that there's something wrong." "And I have t wo eyes, pretty good ones, at that." "Well, what is it?" "You're quite mistaken, Baron." "What's the matter with my son?" "What's he doing?" "He's completing his experiments, that's all." "Why does he go messing around an old, ruined windmill, when he has a decent house, a bath, good food and drink and a darned pretty girl to come back to?" "(SCOFFS) Will you tell me that?" "Oh, Baron, you don't understand." "I understand perfectly well." "There's another woman, and you're afraid to tell me." "Pretty sort of experiments these must be." "Oh, but you're wrong." "And ho w do you kno w?" "If you please, Herr Baron, the Burgomaster." "Well, tell him to go a way." "But he says it's important." "Nothing the Burgomaster can say can be of the slightest importance." "Good day, Herr Baron." "Fräulein." "Well, what do you want?" "If it's trouble, go a way." "I have trouble enough." "Oh, there's no trouble, sir." "What do you mean, "No trouble"?" "There's nothing but trouble." "I brought you these flo wers." "Thank you, Herr Vogel." "Both in my private and official capacities as Burgomaster..." "Yes, yes, yes, yes, we kno w all about that, but what do you want?" "Well, what I really want to kno w is, when will the wedding be, if you please?" "Unless Henry comes to his senses, there'll be no wedding at all." "But, Herr Baron, the village is already prepared !" "Well, tell them to unprepare." "Oh, but such a lovely bride." "Such a fine young man, the very image of his father." "Heaven forbid." "But, sir, everything is ready!" "I kno w that." "Don't keep on saying so, you idiot." "There's nothing to cry about." "Good day, Miss Elizabeth." "(COUGHS)" "Good day, Herr Moritz." "Good day, Herr Vogel." "Good day, Herr Baron." "And good riddance to you." "There you are." "You see ho w it is." "The whole village is kept waiting." "The bride is kept waiting." "And I am kept waiting." "Henry must come home, if I have to fetch him myself." "No, no, Baron." "What do you mean, "No, no"?" "What about his work?" "Stuff and nonsense!" "What about his wedding?" "There is another woman, and I'm going to find her." "(sighs)" "Oh, come and sit do wn, Doctor." "You must be patient." "Do you expect perfection at once?" "This creature of yours should be kept under guard !" "Mark my words, he will prove dangerous!" "Dangerous?" "Poor old Waldman." "Have you never wanted to do anything that was dangerous?" "Where should we be if nobody tried to find out what lies beyond?" "Have you never wanted to look beyond the clouds and the stars, or to kno w what causes the trees to bud, and what changes a darkness into light?" "But if you talk like that, people call you crazy." "Well, if I could discover just one of these things, what eternity is, for example, I wouldn't care if they did think I was crazy!" "You're young, my friend." "Your success has intoxicated you." "Wake up and look facts in the face." "Here we have a fiend whose brain..." "Whose brain must be given time to develop." "It's a perfectly good brain, Doctor." "Well, you ought to kno w." "It came from your o wn laboratory." "The brain that was stolen from my laboratory was a criminal brain." "Oh, well." "After all, it's only a piece of dead tissue." "Only evil can come of it." "Your health will be ruined if you persist in this madness." "I'm astonishingly sane, Doctor." "You have created a monster, and it will destroy you !" "Patience, patience." "I believe in this monster, as you call it, and if you don't, well, you must leave me alone." "But think of Elizabeth, your father." "Elizabeth believes in me." "My father never believes in anyone." "I've got to experiment further." "He's only a fe w days old, remember." "So far he's been kept in complete darkness." "Wait till I bring him into the light." "(SLOW FOOTSTEPS)" "Here he comes." "Let's turn out the light." "(FOOTSTEPS approaching)" "Come in." "Come in !" "Sit do wn." "Sit do wn !" "You see?" "It understands." "Watch." "WALDMAN:" "Take care, Herr Frankenstein !" "Take care!" "Shut out the light!" "Sit do wn." "Go and sit do wn." "It understands this time." "It's wonderful." "Frankenstein !" "Frankenstein !" "Where is it?" "Where is it?" "(SCREAMS)" "Quiet, you fool !" "(MUFFLED SCREAM)" "Get a way with that torch !" "(MUFFLED GROWL)" "(SNARLlNG)" "Quick!" "Fetch the rope." "Quick!" "Stop kicking !" "Get him to the cellar!" "Shoot it!" "It's a monster!" "(chains rattling)" "(MONSTER howling)" "(GRUNTlNG)" "Quiet." "Quiet!" "Cooperate!" "You'll have the whole countryside on us!" "Come a way!" "He has the strength of 1 0 men." "This is madness." "Give me that." "(GROANS)" "Oh, come a way, Fritz." "Leave it alone." "Leave it alone." "(groaning)" "(screaming)" "Listen." "What's that?" "Who's there?" "(screaming continues) lt's Fritz!" "(MONSTER growling)" "Come on, Doctor." "Quick." "Hurry." "Get back." "(SNARLS)" "Get back." "Get back." "Quick." "Quick!" "(SNARLlNG)" "(GROWLlNG)" "(continues growling)" "(pounding ON DOOR)" "He hated Fritz." "Fritz al ways tormented him." "Come, come." "Pull yourself together." "What can we do?" "Kill it, as you would any savage animal." "We must overpo wer him first." "Get me a hypodermic needle." "It's murder." "It's our only chance." "In a fe w minutes he'll be through that door." "Come quick." "Hurry." "(pounding ON DOOR)" "(SNARLlNG)" "Got it?" "Yes." "Here it is." "It's very strong." "Half-grain solution." "Good." "No w, then." "You stand there." "When he goes to ward you, I will make the injection in his back." "Right." "Ready?" "Yes." "(DOOR rattling)" "(GROWLS)" "(screaming)" "Get back." "Back!" "(GROWLlNG)" "(GRUNTlNG)" "(CONFUSED GRUNTS)" "(knocking ON DOOR)" "Dr. Waldman?" "Dr. Waldman !" "Are you hurt?" "No, no, I'm all right." "It's nothing." "See who's at the door." "(lNCESSANT knocking)" "What's happening here?" "Elizabeth and your father are coming up the hill to see you." "You must keep them out." "Too late." "They must not see that." "Here, quick, give me a hand." "Quick." "Do wn here." "(GRUNTS)" "Henry, you better hurry upstairs and get that blood off your face before your father and Elizabeth get here." "All right." "Well, pretty sort of place for my son to be in, I must say." "is that the front door?" "Yes, this is it." "Why, I don't like it, but here goes." "Why, that..." "There doesn't seem to be anybody in the place." "Oh !" "(knocking)" "God !" "(chuckling)" "What a forsaken place here." "You're trying to burn it do wn, eh?" "What's that for, eh?" "What's the matter with you?" "You look as though you've been kicked by a horse." "Where's Henry?" "Why..." "Well?" "He can't be disturbed just no w." "Oh, can't he?" "(SCOFFS) I'll soon settle that nonsense." "Victor, where is he?" "This place seems to drive everybody crazy. I..." "Good heavens, what's that?" "I beg your pardon." "I am Dr. Waldman." "Oh, are you?" "I'm Baron Frankenstein." "Perhaps you kno w what all this tommyrot's about." "(COUGHS) I'll be shot if I do." "I would advise you to take Henry a way from here at once." "What do you suppose I'm here for, pleasure?" "Huh?" "Where are you, my dear?" "Oh, there you are." "Let's go and see what's up the a wful stairs." "I don't kno w ho w the deuce I'm going to get up them." "Just watch me." "Do the trick." "Leave them alone." "No banisters or anything else." "God bless his soul." "Ho w much further?" "HENRY:" "Come in." "Henry." "Elizabeth." "elizabeth:" "Henry!" "Victor, Dr. Waldman, come quickly!" "My dear, what have they done to you?" "Poor, poor, Fritz." "It's all my fault." "Get him on the sofa." "Come on." "Oh." "Oh, my boy." "Thank you." "Have you got any brandy?" "(MOANlNG) I did it." "Quick, quick, quick, quick." "Here, I'll do that." "Come on, boy." "No w, no w, no w, drink." "Drink this." "There." "There, that's better." "I'm going to take you home with me, Henry." "No, I can't." "My work." "What will happen to the records of my experiment?" "We will preserve them." "And..." "I will see that it is painlessly destroyed." "No." "Yes, yes." "Leave it all to me." "Poor Fritz." "All my fault." "There, Henry." "You can't do any more no w." "You must come home until you get well again." "You'll soon feel better when you get out of here." "(GRUNTS)" "(choking)" "(GROWLS)" "It's like heaven, being with you again." "Heaven wasn't so far a way all the time, you kno w." "I kno w, but I didn't realize it." "My work..." "Those horrible days and nights." "I couldn't think of anything else." "Henry." "You're not to think of those things anymore." "You promised." "All right." "Let's think about us." "When will our wedding be?" "Let's make it soon." "As soon as you like." "(BELLS ringing) For three generations, these orange blossoms have been worn at our weddings." "Your great-grandfather wore this, Henry." "Looks as good as ne w no w, eh?" "Thank you." "And here." "Here's one to make the best man look still better." "Thank you, sir." "Thirty years ago, I placed this on your mother's head, Henry." "Today you'll make me very happy by doing the same for Elizabeth." "And I hope in 30 years time, a youngster of yours will be carrying on the tradition." "(ALL chuckling)" "And no w, ho w about a little drink, eh?" "Come on." "My grandfather bought this wine and laid it do wn." "My grandmother wouldn't let him drink it." "Oh, bless her heart." "Here's to your very good health." "Well, you all full?" "Yes?" "Come along." "Here's a health to a son of the house of Frankenstein." "ALL:" "A son to the house of Frankenstein." "Here's a jolly good health to young Frankenstein." "ALL:" "Young Frankenstein." "Here, Hyde." "Give the servants some champagne." "This stuff's wasted on them." "Well, well, well, well." "BARON:" "Go on, mop it up, mop it up. lt'll do you good." "To the house of Frankenstein." "ALL:" "To the house of Frankenstein." "BARON:" "Thank you." "No w, then, no w be off about your business." "(PEOPLE whooping)" "BARON:" "Listen." "Listen to them." "The boys and girls are busy, my dear." "(PEOPLE cheering)" "(BAND playing)" "It's extraordinary ho w friendly you can make a lot of people on a couple of bottles of beer." "Tomorro w they'll all be fighting." "No doubt." "They're calling for you, Baron." "Eh, oh." "Well, I suppose I'd better sho w myself." "WOMAN:" "Make a little talk." "(ALL cheering)" "MAN:" "Quiet!" "Thank you all very much indeed." "I am very pleased to see you all, and I hope there's plenty of beer." "At all events there's lots more where that came from." "(ALL whooping)" "(music continues playing)" "You stay here, Maria." "I'll just take a look at my traps." "Then we'll go to the village and have a grand time, huh?" "You won't be long, Daddy?" "Oh, no, no." "If Hans comes by, tell him I'll be back soon?" "Hmm?" "Daddy, won't you stay and play with me a little while?" "I'm too busy, darling." "You stay and play with the kitty, huh?" "Bye, Daddy." "Goodbye." "Be a good girl no w." "Come on, kitty." "Who are you?" "I'm Maria." "Will you play with me?" "Would you like one of my flo wers?" "Huh." "You have those, and I'll have these." "I can make a boat." "See ho w mine floats?" "(excited gasping)" "(GRUNTS)" "No, you're hurting me!" "No!" "(maria gasping)" "(music continues playing)" "(PEOPLE chattering excitedly)" "WOMAN:" "They're having a wonderful time, aren't they?" "Henry." "Elizabeth." "Oh, ho w lovely you look." "But you shouldn't be here." "I must see you for a minute." "Well, what's the matter?" "Could you leave us for a moment?" "Why, of course." "Well, what is it?" "Oh, I'm so glad you're safe." "Safe?" "Of course I'm safe." "But you look worried." "is anything wrong?" "No." "No, forget my foolishness." "It was just a mood." "There's nothing the matter." "Of course there isn't." "Henry, I'm afraid, terribly afraid." "Where's Dr. Waldman?" "Why is he late for the wedding?" "Oh, he's al ways late." "He'll be here soon." "Something is going to happen." "I feel it." "I can't get it out of my mind." "You're just nervous." "All the excitement and preparation." "No, no, it isn't that." "I felt it all day." "Something is coming bet ween us." "I kno w it. I kno w it!" "Sit do wn and rest." "You look so tired." "If I could just do something to save us from it." "From what, dear?" "From what?" "I don't kno w." "If I could just get it out of my mind." "Oh, I'd die if I had to lose you no w, Henry." "Lose me?" "Why, I'll al ways be with you." "Will you, Henry?" "Are you sure?" "I love you so." "Sure." "Ho w beautiful you look." "victor:" "Henry!" "Henry!" "(knocking ON DOOR)" "What's that?" "What's that?" "Henry!" "Henry!" "Henry!" "Dr. Waldman !" "Dr. Waldman !" "What about Dr. Waldman?" "Henry, don't leave me." "Don't leave me." "No, darling, you stay here." "Henry." "Henry!" "Dr. Waldman's been murdered in the to wer." "The monster?" "He's been seen in the hills terrorizing the mountainside." "(LOW GROWL)" "He's in the house." "(GROWLS)" "(GASPS) He's upstairs!" "WOMAN:" "Oh, God !" "(BELLS ringing)" "(CROWD chattering)" "(distant GROWL) lt's in the cellars." "(GROWLS)" "(SCREAMS)" "(MlMlCS SCREAM)" "(screaming)" "(LOUD screaming) lt's Elizabeth." "Come on." "Someone open the door!" "(GLASS shattering)" "(screaming STOPS)" "(GROWLlNG)" "Elizabeth." "WOMAN:" "Where is it?" "(ALL talking lNDlSTlNCTLY)" "Don't let it come here." "No, no, no, darling." "Don't let it come here." "It's all right." "Don't let it come here." "It's all right, darling." "It's all right." "(PEOPLE laughing)" "girl:" "Oh, look!" "Look, Maria!" "(BAND playing)" "(MEN whooping)" "(BAND STOPS playing)" "(ALL exclaiming)" "(BELLS continue TOLLlNG)" "Silence!" "Silence!" "Silence." "What is it?" "What is it?" "Maria, she's dro wned." "My poor man, why do you bring her here to me?" "But she has been murdered." "(ALL shouting aggressively)" "Silence!" "I'll see that justice is done!" "Who is it?" "(ALL shouting)" "Ho w is Elizabeth no w?" "I don't kno w." "She's still in a daze." "Just looks at me and says nothing." "It's maddening." "Easy, old man." "She'll be all right." "Our wedding day." "Steady." "Your wedding will only be postponed a day at most." "A day?" "I wonder." "What do you mean?" "There can be no wedding while this horrible creation of mine is still alive." "I made him with these hands, and with these hands, I'll destroy him." "I must find him." "I'll go with you." "No." "You stay here and look after Elizabeth." "I leave her in your care, whatever happens." "You understand?" "In your care." "(PEOPLE shouting)" "Quiet!" "Quiet!" "Quiet!" "Lud wig, you will search the woods." "Those are your group." "We'll get him." "Quiet!" "Herr Frankenstein, you will take to the mountains." "Those are your people." "I will lead the third group by the lake." "Remember, remember, get him alive if you can, but get him !" "Quiet!" "Search every ravine, every crevice, but the fiend must be found !" "Are you ready?" "ALL:" "Yes!" "Then light your torches and go!" "(ALL shouting)" "(DOGS barking)" "(ANGRY shouting)" "Stop!" "Stop, men." "Frankenstein, mountains." "Lud wig..." "Lake party, this way!" "MAN:" "Come on, men !" "(ALL shouting lNDlSTlNCTLY)" "(DOGS howling)" "(DOGS barking)" "Come on, boys." "Keep together." "No w, you search there." "The rest, come with me." "ludwig:" "Go over there!" "Go on." "(GROWLlNG)" "Come on, men !" "Come on !" "Come on !" "Herr Frankenstein !" "Herr Frankenstein !" "(MOANlNG)" "Come on, men !" "Hurry up." "This way." "Which way?" "Which way did he go?" "Hans, which way did he go?" "Tell me." "Tell me!" "Over there." "You stay here and take care of him." "The rest, folio w me." "Come on." "Come on, quick!" "Come on !" "Come on !" "(ALL shouting)" "(barking continues)" "No, come back." "This way!" "Herr Frankenstein !" "Herr Frankenstein !" "Where are you?" "I think he's up there." "Come on, folio w him." "Follo w him." "Follo w him." "Quick!" "Hello!" "There." "Fire." "Fire!" "(GROWLlNG)" "Help!" "Help!" "Listen !" "HENRY:" "Help!" "It's Frankenstein." "That way!" "(SNARLS)" "This way." "Come on." "Hurry." "Hurry!" "There!" "Turn the hounds loose!" "(shouting GROWS LOUDER)" "Come on !" "Come on !" "Once more." "(GRUNTlNG)" "(ALL shouting)" "(GROWLlNG)" "(SNARLS)" "There he is!" "The murderer!" "(ANGRY shouting)" "MAN:" "Kill him !" "(CROWD murmuring)" "Frankenstein?" "Bring him do wn to the village, and let's take him home." "Burn the mill !" "Burn the mill." "Burn it." "(screaming)" "(continues screaming)" "Have you got it?" "Yeah." "Come on." "Hurry." "Hurry up." "(whispering)" "(giggling)" "Quiet, quiet." "Well, go ahead and knock." "Well, well, well." "What's all this?" "What do you want, eh?" "What's this?" "If you please, Herr Baron, we thought that Mr. Henry could do with a glass of his great-grandmother's wine." "(CHUCKLES) Fine old lady, my grandmother." "Very foreseeing of her to prevent my grandfather drinking this." "Mr. Henry doesn't need this." "Well, as I said before, I say again." "Here's to a son to the house of Frankenstein." "ALL:" "Indeed, sir." "We hope so, sir."