Dr. Victor Frankenstein : You should not go near it. Elizabeth Harlander : "It?" Dr. Victor Frankenstein : It. Yes. I believe there is life in it. But not the spark of intelligence as I intended. Elizabeth Harlander : Perhaps not as you understand it... Dr. Victor Frankenstein : Something went wrong. A blockage, a suture, a connection... Elizabeth Harlander : You, the great Victor Frankenstein, made a mistake? Dr. Victor Frankenstein : The Creature knows but one word, and one word alone. "Victor. Victor, Victor, Victor!" It just parrots it, without rhyme or reason. Elizabeth Harlander : Perhaps for the time being, that word means everything to him. What if, in being anew, the spirit that animates him is simpler, purer, purer than that of the common man? Dr. Victor Frankestein : ::scoffs:: Purer? Elizabeth Harlander : What if, unrestrained by sin, our Creator's breath came into his flesh directly? Dr. Victor Frankenstein : Good God, Elizabeth! If I could force myself to believe it, it would be my inclination to see attraction in you for that thing! Elizabeth Harlander : Understanding! In those eyes I saw pain, and what is pain if not evidence of intelligence? Dr. Victor Frankenstein : What about my pain? What about what you have denied me? What my heart wants? Elizabeth Harlander : Your heart? Of all the human anatomy, that is the organ furthest from your understanding. Only monsters play God, Baron.

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