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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...
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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...
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call that misshapen creature
of my father's experiments...
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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.
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Thank you.
:06:02
- Herr Baron Frankenstein?
- Yes.
:06:04
BURGOMASTER: I am Burgomaster
of the village.
:06:06
It's a great pleasure to see you,
Herr Burgomaster.
:06:08
These are the gentlemen of the council.
:06:11
We come to meet you, not to greet you.
:06:16
I deliver you these,
on the instructions of your late father.
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Thank you.
:06:20
The large box contains certain papers
pertaining to the estate.
:06:23
- The small one, the key that will open it.
- Thank you, l...
:06:27
It is unfortunate that we cannot offer you
a more cheerful welcome.
:06:31
But we can't.
:06:34
Herr Burgomaster,
gentlemen of the council, villagers.
:06:38
I quite realise
that it was my father's misfortune...
:06:41
to be the unwilling,
unknowing cause of tragedy.
:06:44
I'm so sorry that I don't remember him...
:06:47
because I've been told
that he was a good man.
:06:51
And I know how greatly your tragedy
must have weighed upon his mind.
:06:57
I can't undo
the wrongs that you've suffered...