The Frankenstein Theory Page #2
and experiments
so what you have,
if you can imagine it,
is the greatest
scientific minds in Europe
building upon each
generation's work.
Culminating in the creation
of what most people call
the Frankenstein Monster.
Johann Venkenheim,
he was my grandfather's
great-great-grandfather.
This is Johann's lab.
So what does
this prove exactly?
What does it...
Well, it's a genetics lab.
That's from my family's
photo archives.
That was the first
of its kind.
I mean, f*** Mendel,
Johann was the father
of modern genetics.
His work predates Mendel
by over half a century.
While Mendel was splitting peas
and fooling around with flowers,
Johann was bringing something
miraculous into the world.
Something that's never
been done before,
hasn't been done since.
And who do I read
about in a text book?
At any rate this,
this lab...
This is where
he created him.
VICKY:
Can you explain that?JONATHAN:
The technique?No, I can't.
The technique is lost.
The notes,
the research destroyed.
It seems that Johann
they were so frightened
or appalled by
what they'd created,
that they destroyed everything
so that the experiment
could never be recreated.
BRIAN:
That sucks.That sucks?
Yeah, it sucks.
It sucks
because it means
no matter how much
evidence I collect,
no matter how much
data I collect,
my theory will
never be accepted
until I find him.
And I can say now with
the utmost confidence
that the Frankenstein Monster
is real.
That he exists,
and he's alive now,
and I think
I can find him.
You know,
Jonathan's theory is
a lot to swallow.
So I just don't want
people getting
a bad impression of him.
But do you believe it?
What exactly are you
asking me here?
Do you believe
that there is
a Frankenstein Monster?
Just take that
and come here.
Excuse me.
Don't you know
he's on suspension
from the University?
Really?
Yeah.
No, I didn't know that.
Well, he's embarrassed
about it.
Jonathan is obsessed
with this bullshit theory.
You know it,
I know it.
I mean, it's all
he talks about.
He barely sleeps,
barely eats,
barely talks to me.
It is ruining him
and you're helping.
And you're gonna
go off to the Arctic.
You're gonna be in search
of this Frankenstein, and
you aren't gonna find him.
Because to answer your question,
no, he doesn't exist.
You know that.
But Jonathan, let me tell you
he's not gonna give up.
This is not
gonna end well.
This is the first movement
of Mozart's requiem.
He wrote it on his deathbed.
It started out
as a commission piece
but ultimately ended up
becoming his own requiem.
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