Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man Page #2
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develop supernormal mental powers...
that are
quite extraordinary.
Certainly he got up
and opened the window.
The borderline between delusion
and reality is very narrow.
Sometimes a patient may
unknowingly overstep that line.
Then that man's dangerous.
He's a lycanthrope.
A what?
Lycanthrope.
Oh.
What's that?
A man who imagines himself
to be a wolf.
Oh.
Poor devil.
We should try to do
something to help him.
Well. Doctor. I think I'll run
up to Llanwelly and find out...
You know. Inspector.
I had the very same idea.
To be able to cure this man.
I have to know who he is.
Right.
We'll go up together.
Somebody's broken
into this vault.
How long since you were
here last. Sergeant?
Not for months. Nobody's
died in Llanwelly lately.
if he doesn't have to.
Hmm.
[Creaking]
The door...
What about it?
It's broken from inside.
Here. Give me that.
Someone must've taken
the body out of the tomb.
That's not Lawrence Talbot. Not Talbot?
Do you know who this is here?
Yes. That's Freddy Jolly.
Who's he?
Been up for vagrancy.
Hmm.
What would you say
he died of. Doctor?
Severed jugular.
This man bled to death.
Same as the constable
in Cardiff.
Looks rather like the bite of
an animal. Aye. That animal.
We remember it well
hereabouts.
And it must've carried away
the corpse of poor Sir Lawrence.
What animal? Why. didn't you know. Sir?
There was a wild animal
around here a few years ago.
It killed people. Bit through
their throats. drained their blood.
Did they kill it? Sir John
Talbot thought he did. Sir.
He attacked it in the dark
one night. or so he thought.
But it was his son he
killed. Poor Mr. Larry.
Where is
Sir John Talbot now?
Over there. Sir. Died
Let's get out of here.
But the body. Sir.
Mustn't touch that.
That's evidence. Yes. Sir.
Sergeant. If it's convenient. I'd like
to see a photograph of Lawrence Talbot.
There's one up in my office. Sir. Good.
Here's Mr. Larry's
photograph. Sir.
Take a look at this face. Doctor.
Isn't that our man in Cardiff?
Yes. There is a similarity. But I
wouldn't swear it's the same man.
Of course it's not
the same man.
If it were.
I'd be off me top.
I think the sergeant here better
come back to Cardiff with us...
and see if he can positively
identify this man.
That's the thing to do. Do you
mind if I use your telephone?
I'd like to check up on my patient's
condition. Of course. Doctor. Over there.
[Ringing]
Hello? Put me through to the
Queen's Hospital in Cardiff. Please.
I want to talk to
Dr. Gordon.
Have you ever heard of
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