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Musical: Frankenstein
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WALTON (speaking) Captain Robert Walton, in a letter to his sister - November 9th, 1793. It was just north of the Arctic Circle that I discovered adrift, on a floe of ice beside our ship, a wretch, near death. In the days that followed he would tell me a tale strange and horrifying: his life - a twisted path of destruction, his deeds - almost too incredible to recount. FRANKENSTEIN I am the innocent I am the damned. WALTON (speaking) I alone know the heart of this man... FRANKENSTEIN A fount of delusion A father of dreams. WALTON (speaking) ...for I am still haunted by the faces of those he loved... ALPHONSE FRANKENSTEIN His adoring father, who could see in him only greatness. CAROLINE BEAUFORT The mother, whose loving spirit he could not bear to lose. WILLIAM FRANKENSTEIN The young brother, who worshipped him. JUSTINE MORITZ And the faithful servant, who understood why. FRANKENSTEIN I am not a madman! HENRY CLERVAL The soul who was his dearest friend in life. WALTON And the woman who, from their childhood days, had been his - ELIZABETH - one true love. FRANKENSTEIN I can hear my name! WALTON His story is the prophecy of nightmares. FRANKENSTEIN Blackened by my crime! JUSTINE MORITZ Yet it must be told. FRANKENSTEIN Haunting me and taunting As it echoes through all time... WALTON His name... is Frankenstein. [Indescript echoing by various characters] [Thanks to Eponine for lyrics]
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