:04:14
ELSA: What strange-looking country.
:04:18
Not much like America, is it?
:04:20
On my first trip to Europe,
I was prepared for anything...
:04:23
but I'm glad
we went to London and Paris first.
:04:25
BARON: We must be getting close
to the village now.
:04:28
It's exciting, isn't it?
:04:30
Out there in the darkness,
a new life lies before us.
:04:34
No more college classrooms
or faculty meetings.
:04:36
- I feel rather like an explorer.
- That's what it is.
:04:39
We're going to explore
something so foreign to us...
:04:41
we can't even imagine what it'll be like.
:04:43
A medieval castle.
I wonder if there's a moat.
:04:46
And a drawbridge,
and a great tall, dark tower.
:04:49
And battlements.
Perhaps there's a haunted room.
:04:52
Yes, there's sure to be a haunted room.
The castle itself is supposed to be haunted.
:04:57
- Because of...
- Yes.
:04:59
Because of the things my father did there.
:05:02
I remember the stories Mother used to
tell me when I was quite young in England.
:05:06
It wasn't my father's fault
that the being he created...
:05:09
became a senseless, murderous monster.
He was right.
:05:11
You understand that, don't you, dear?
He was right.
:05:14
It was the unforeseen blunder
of a stupid assistant...
:05:17
that gave his creation the brain of a killer
instead of a normal one.
:05:23
And how my father was made to suffer
for that mistake.
:05:26
His name has become synonymous
with horror and monsters.
:05:30
Why, nine out of ten people...
:05:32
call that misshapen creature
of my father's experiments...
:05:35
GUARD: Frankenstein.
:05:51
- Herr Baron Frankenstein?
- Yes.
:05:52
I will see that madam and the bags
are placed in the car.
:05:55
The Burgomaster's on the platform
waiting for you.
:05:57
Thank you.