Frankenstein: The True Story1973

Dr. Victor Frankenstein:
[to the Creature, viciously] Are you satisfied now? Have you punished me enough for giving you life? [he calms down, then:] I've wronged you, I know. I, I disowned you. I wanted to destroy you. How can I blame you for anything that you've done? Poor creature... you're as weary of life as I am. If only I could rid mankind of us both. I'm a weak human, I can't stay long in this terrible place. But your iron body will keep you alive against your will. You'll be all alone here. That would be too cruel. Forgive me. Please forgive me. [the creature doesn't answer] *Forgive me!* [the shout and its echoes begin to cause an avalanche]

The Creature:
[in a flashback to his "birth" and first words] Beautiful.

[In Henry Clerval's voice]

The Creature:
Victor. Bravo. Bravo, Victor. [as the ice cave crumble around them, they walk towards each other and the Creature places a hand on Victor's shoulder]

Dr. Victor Frankenstein:
Rest.