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From “Night Work”

Victor Frankenstein: I've only one other question: Why me? Sir Malcolm Murray: Because you were unafraid to pull back the skin and look beneath.

Question unafriad pull back the skin curious

To save her, I would murder the world.

save Love Murder World Extreme Measures

With me, you will behold terrible wonders.

behold terrible Wonders Evil Unreal

I see a man who's been accustomed to wealth, but has given himself to excess and the unbridled pleasures of youth. A man much more complicated than he likes to appear.

Wealth complex excess Youth pleasures

Malcolm Murray: You have the soul of a poet, sir. Victor Frankenstein: And the bank account to match.

Soul Poet bank account poor Money

I thought of a particular lion hunt many years ago. You're moving through the tall grass, getting a glimpse of the prey, the shoulders mostly, the mane. You prepare your rifle. You're very quiet. And then there's a moment. The wind changes, the grass stops swaying. The lion turns, looks at you. The…

Memory Lions Predator Prey hunt

There is only one worthy goal for scientific exploration... piercing the tissue that separates life from death. Everything else, from the deep bottom of the sea to the top of the highest mountain on the farthest planet, is insignificant.

Science Life And Death insignificant scientific exploration

From “Seance”

The ancient Egyptian religions were unique in a way. They had a singular goal. Not transmutation to an afterlife, but something even more profound: eternal life.

Egyptians Religion unique Eternal Life Profound

You do not belong here. Even less than I. You are not frivolous. Your eye is careful and appraising. This is not a careful room, although there is much to appraise. That can divert you for only so long. You do not like it here.

do not belong here Careful apprasing do not like it

Galsworthy: They're not for the fainthearted. Sir Malcolm Murray: My heart has never fainted.

heart Strong Brave Not for the fainthearted

You see, you're hunting for a man. You need to start hunting for a beast

Hunting Man Beast

Your hands want to touch, but your head wants to appraise. Your heart is torn between the two.

hand heart Touch Torn Head

Man does not live only in the empirical. We must seek the ephemeral, or why live?

Life Living Empirical ephemeral

My mother taught me many things. Among the most useful is that one must always have Shakespeare at hand.

mother useful shakespeare Teaching The young

From “Resurrection”

Dr. Victor Frankenstein: I cannot unmake the past! The Creature: I'm not concerned with the past, only the future.

Past Future Moving Forward Cannot change the past

There is a place where the malformed find grace, where the hideous can be beautiful, where strangeness is not shunned but celebrated. This place is the theater.

malformed Grace find Hideous Beautiful

I learned to stay in the shadows. To protect such a heart as this you gave me.

Shadows Abandoned Learning Protect Your Heart

Is every newborn creature abandoned the moment they are born?

newborn infant Abandoned

Who is the child, Frankenstein? Thee or me?

Child Question Immature

You seek to threaten me with death? If you seek to threaten me, threaten me with life.

Threat Life Death Threaten

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