Doctor Dracula Page #2

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We don't have

this young lady here

to merely drain her body

and cast her aside.

No.

We are scientists

and we must have

others to experiment with.

You understand that, groton?

And you also understand

what must happen

to you once again?

Now, groton, on with the

work we must continue tonight.

I have my tools, groton.

You have yours.

Don't wander

away from the pier.

We all wait

for you, groton.

Walk silent

and walk well.

Dr. duryea,

i presume.

I hope your busy

schedule will allow me

a brief visit

with you.

What do you want?

It's late

and my exhibit is closed.

And how did you

get in here anyway?

All that is

unimportant, doctor.

You see,

i know your secret.

There are ways we

can help each other.

All right.

Come into the light

and we'll talk?

Pleasant

surroundings.

That sounds like peculiar

conversation fora man

who is the last living member

of the family of Frankenstein,

is it not,

Dr. duryea?

Or should I say

Frankenstein?

I am too old

and too sick

to be interested or

surprised by anything.

But when a man

comes into my house

and casts no

reflection on my mirror

and upon his hand wears

the unholy crest of Dracula...

There is

no scientific answer

to anything.

Now what

is on your mind,

count Dracula?

Dr. Frankenstein,

I know you were raised

by the duryea family.

Before your

crippling accident

you were discredited by

members of the medical institute

because of your real

family's background--

cut shorta rather

brilliant career--

but your mind

and surgeon's skill

were meant to fulfill

the Frankenstein dream

and to infuse life into that

artificially-created man,

the likes of which

civilization will never forget.

You cannot

escape your destiny,

just as I cannot

escape mine.

What you say is

very true.

Very true.

If only I had away to get

the power I should have,

I'd show those

fools out there

who think of me only

as a carnival freak an d--

and get your revenge on drs.

Beaumont, stedmen and marky

who ruined your career

and caused the accidental fire

which crippled

you as you are now.

Yes yes...

Yes, it's

all clear now.

They were the ones.

But what does

this mean to you?

I have in my

possession the remains

of the original

Frankenstein monster,

put to rest

in oakmoor cemetery

by one of a group

of scientists

whose experiments with

the monster were cut short

byan epidemic

which plagued this area

many many years ago.

The only remaining scientist

had secretly buried the monster

hoping to resume his experiments

at a later date.

He also was the man

who discredited you

for fear that you had knowledge

of his work with the monster--

Dr. beaumont.

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