Son of Frankenstein
prev.
play.
mark.
next.

:17:00
Did you ever even see him?
:17:03
The most vivid recollection of my life.
:17:06
[Solemn instrumental music]
:17:08
I was but a child at the time,
about the age of your own son.

:17:14
The monster had escaped
and was ravaging the countryside...

:17:18
killing, maiming, terrorising.
:17:23
One night, he burst into our house.
:17:26
My father took a gun and fired at him...
:17:29
but the savage brute
sent him crashing to a corner.

:17:33
Then he grabbed me by the arm.
:17:38
[Thud]
:17:39
[Tense instrumental music]
:17:41
One doesn't easily forget, Herr Baron,
an arm torn out by the roots.

:17:47
No, I...
:17:49
My lifelong ambition
was to have been a soldier.

:17:52
But for this...
:17:54
I, who command seven gendarmes
in a little mountain village...

:17:59
might have been a general.
:18:12
I wish I could do something to...
:18:15
- Won't you change your mind for brandy?
- Thank you, Baron.

:18:20
I apologise if I've aroused your sympathy...
:18:23
but I have found
that by explaining my affliction...

:18:26
it ceases to be quite such a curiosity.
:18:32
You said there have been other murders
committed since the destruction of the...

:18:37
- Of my father's work.
- Yes.

:18:40
- How do you account for it?
- Well, I can't.

:18:42
Neither can the special agents imported
for the purpose from Scotland Yard...

:18:46
and the Sureté Francaise.
:18:48
There have been six, all unsolved...
:18:51
and all men of some prominence
in the village.

:18:53
In each case, the autopsy disclosed that
death was caused by a violent concussion.

:18:57
There were no marks on the bodies...
:18:59
except a slight discoloration or bruise
at the base of the brain.


prev.
next.