Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man Page #4

for the information.

Come on.

Get out and stay out.

We don't want your kind

around here.

Oh. Keep your hands

off of me!

Now I must

go on living.

There's no hope

for me to die.

Wait! Stop!

Don't go!

Wait!

Don't go!

Don't!

[Wolf Howling]

Who coulve done

this terrible thing?

Could it be

the monster again?

Frankenstein's

monster?

No. The monster was burned

to death by Dr. Frankenstein.

Yes. We found his bones

and buried them.

How do you know they were

the monster's bones?

She wasn't killed by a monster.

An animal bit her to death.

I saw the wound

on her throat.

What animals are around

here that can kill people?

[Wolf Howling]

A wolf.

Yes. A wolf.

That's his cry. Come on. Let's get him.

[All Clamoring]

[Dog Barking]

Come on!

Come on!

[Snarling]

[Dog Barking]

There he is!

[Barking Continues]

Where is he?

He was here a moment ago.

[All Chattering]

[Dog Barking]

The Gypsy woman! What

are you doing here?

Come on.

Speak up. Old witch.

Where's that strange man

that was with you?

Let's take her back to town.

We'll make her speak.

[All Chattering]

Dr. Frankenstein

must've kept records.

A diary.

You know where it is.

Show me.

It isn't here.

"To my dear father. "

Then...

she's the one...

that can tell me.

And this man. he wishes to buy

the ruins of my father's estate?

[Man] Yes. That's why I asked

you to come here, Baroness.

He wanted me to give him

your address.

Naturally.

I refused.

But since I knew you were anxious

to get rid of the property.

and all the memories

connected with it.

I thought that in

my position as mayor...

I would take the liberty

of sending for you.

- Did he say his name is Taylor?

- Yes.

And that's all

I know about him.

Baroness Frankenstein.

Mr. Taylor.

- Baroness.

- Mr. Taylor.

Come in, Mr. Taylor.

Come in, come in.

Do you mind if I speak to

the baroness alone. Please?

Why. Uh... Why. Uh.

Certainly. certainly.

Now. Uh. If. Uh...

If you need a witness for the

contract. Baroness. I'm at your service.

Thank you.

Won't you please

sit down. Mr. Taylor?

Thank you.

I understand that

you want to buy our land.

No. L...

I wanted to meet you.

I don't understand. I

didn't know how to find you,

and the mayor wouldn't

give me your address.

so I felt that if I offered

to buy your land...

that you'd be

sure to come.

It's certainly a most unusual

way to make an acquaintance.

But now that you have gone to

all this trouble to meet me.

what can I really

do for you?

I want

your father's records.

His experiments

with life and death.

The records of the creation

of the monster.

My father's diary.

Yes. You must

give it to me.

I don't have

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