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Joe: It was a dark and stormy night,

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and Sam was ruining

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a perfectly good movie.

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Tara: What was that?

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Schuyler: Just the wind!

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Tara: Schuyler, I?m serious.

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I heard something in the front hall!

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Schuyler: Alright, Tara. I?ll check it out.

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Joe: No! Don?t check it out!

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The Pigman is in there!

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[Yawn]

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Sam: You?re wasting your breath.

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They?re the first two people we?ve seen,

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so one of them has to get eaten!

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It?s the law of horror movies.

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Schuyler: Aah! Pigman!

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Sam: See?

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Joe: Remind me not to invite you over

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when there?s a totally excellent

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trashy horror movie on TV.

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Joe: Well, at least the nachos are ready.

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Sam: Oh, come on!

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You can?t tell me you were

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honestly enjoying

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Blood Wars Two, Return of Pigman?

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I mean, even your sister

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could?ve written something scarier.

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Joe: You wouldn?t say that if you?d seen

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Blood Wars One.

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I couldn?t eat bacon for a month.

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Huh! That?s strange!

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These nachos are still cold.

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Didn?t you hear the bell go off?

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Sam: Was that Anna?

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Joe: She?s at a sleepover.

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And my parents are at a party.

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It?s coming from the hall closet.

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Someone?s in there.

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Sam: I get it. The movie, right?

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The spooky noise in the closet?

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It?s all just a setup, right?

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Like, let me guess.

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It?s a tape recorder in there?

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Joe: I didn?t do anything, I swear.

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Sam: Oh, wait, wait, wait.

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Why even bother with the tape recorder?

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I bet it?s probably just Fred, right?

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Joe: Sam, don?t!

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Sam: That?s not Fred!

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Monster: Aah! Aah!

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Sam and Joe: Aah!

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[Song] Be careful what you wish for!

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Go!

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There they go,

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three boys surfing on the time continuum.

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There they go,

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Green mist fills the air,

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the book can take them anywhere!

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Go!

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There they go,

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three girls warping time

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it's 2105.

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There they go,

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you can catch a ride

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with the Time Warp Trio.

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Go!

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Traveling through history

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with the Time Warp Trio.

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Go!

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Monster: Aah!

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Sam and Joe: Aah!

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Sam: You didn?t tell me you had

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a house guest!

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Joe: I didn?t now I had one!

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Sam: He?s ten feet tall!

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Joe: I know!

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Did you see those scars?

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He looks like Frankenstein!

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Wait a minute.

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You don?t suppose that is Frankenstein?

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Sam: First thing,

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the correct term is Frankenstein?s monster.

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Frankenstein was the name

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of the doctor who created him.

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Secondly, he?s not real!

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Joe: Tell that to him!

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Monster: Which one of you created me?

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Joe: Uh, it couldn?t have been me.

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I got a C in life science.

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Sam: Um, neither one of us created you.

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If Joe here is right, Mary Shelley did.

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Monster: Who?

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Sam: Mary Shelley.

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The woman who wrote Frankenstein.

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She created you.

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Monster: Where is this Mary Shelley?

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I must find her.

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Joe: Wait.

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You?re not going to find her here!

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You?re not going to find her anywhere!

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She lived in the nineteenth century.

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Monster: Then I will wreak my vengeance

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on all mankind!

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Joe: Can you please wreak your vengeance

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in someone else?s kitchen?

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My mom?s going to kill me

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when she sees this.

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We?ve got to get him out of here.

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Sam: How? He?s not real?

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He?s just a piece of fiction.

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I mean, we can?t just shove him back

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in a book!

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Oh, what did I just say?

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Joe: That?s a great idea!

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Distract him while I get the book.

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Sam: Distract him? What am I supposed to

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[Gulp]

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Joe: Hey!

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I found a page about Mary Shelley!

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Sam: The itsy bitsy spider crawled up

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the water spout.

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Down came the rain

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and washed the spider out.

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Monster: Aah! Pretty songs!

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Sam: And dried up all the rain.

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I calmed him down.

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I guess music really does

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soothe the savage beast!

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Joe: You call that music?

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Sam: Joe,

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do you really think this is a good idea?

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Joe: Look! We?ll just drop him off

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with Mary Shelley,

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and then come right back.

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I mean, she thought him up.

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Let her deal with him.

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Monster: Sing!

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Sam: Okay, okay!

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Just taking a breather!

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Just do it!

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I?m a Yankee Doodle Dandy,

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Sam: Born on the Fourth of July.

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That was a tough warp.

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Joe: Hey! At least I got us to the right place!

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This looks just like the picture I saw in

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Uh oh!

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Sam: Oh great!

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So now we have to find Mary Shelley

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and the book.

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I knew this was a bad idea.

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Joe: What were we supposed to do?

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Call the police and tell them

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a fictional monster was trashing my kitchen

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and making you sing nursery rhymes?

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Monster: What is this place?

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Joe: Switzerland, 1816. I hope.

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Monster: And my creator is here?

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Sam: Um, Mary Shelley spent

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a summer vacationing here with her husband,

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the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley.

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Joe: Now, if only we could find out exactly

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Hey! We?ll ask them!

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Sam: Are you crazy?

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They?ll take one look at him

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and be off in a flash!

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Joe: You?re right.

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You?re going to have to hide while

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we find your creator.

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Monster: No! You will bring me to her!

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Joe: But we?ll never get to her

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if you come with us.

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You?ll scare everyone away.

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Monster: Fine, but if you do not return

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with this Mary Shelley,

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I will wreak my vengeance;

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on him!

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Sam: Ow! Hey!

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Joe: Okay, okay! I?ll find her!

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I promise!

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Sam: You?d better, Joe!

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And hurry!

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Joe: Stop, stop!

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Lord Byron: Impudent scallywag!

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How dare you obstruct my passage.

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Do you not know who I am?

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Joe: Um, no.

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Lord Byron: Really? How about in profile?

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Surely, you recognize this aquiline nose

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and flowing raven hued locks?

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Joe: Nope. I?ve never seen you.

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Lord Byron: I suppose it?s time to leak

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more scandalous stories to the press.

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I am Lord Byron,

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notorious British poet in exile.

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Joe: I?m Joe, from Brooklyn.

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Lord Byron: You should not be out.

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Night will be upon us soon and these woods

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are filled with creatures, wild and strange.

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Joe: You don?t know the half of it.

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Um, Mr. Byron?

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You wouldn?t happen to know

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a woman named Mary Shelley, would you?

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Lord Byron: Oh.

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You?re with Mary and Percy.

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I should?ve guessed.

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All their friends dress so eccentrically.

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Hop in! They?re at my villa.

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Joe: You? You, Miss Perfect?

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Lost. I love it!

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Jodi: I am not lost.

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I just missed my warp target. That?s all.

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Joe: Yeah, by like a thousand years!

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How could you get Cleopatra

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and Mary Shelley mixed up?

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Jodi: They were on the same page

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in the book.

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One Hundred Women

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Who Changed the World.

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Joe: And let me guess.

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You hit the wrong one? I don?t know, Jodi.

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That sounds like a Warping 101 mistake.

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Jodi: Huh. You?re one to talk.

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You?re not even going to enter

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The Warp Academy for another ten years!

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Joe: There?s a Warp Academy?

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Jodi: Anyway.

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This is much better than

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Ancient Egyptian Makeup Tips.

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Mary and her friends are a riot!

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We stay up every night telling ghost stories.

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Joe: Yeah?

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Well, one of those stories has come true.

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The monster from Mary?s book

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showed up in my hall closet.

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Jodi: That?s impossible.

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She won?t even write Frankenstein

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for another year.

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Joe: Oh!

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Tell that to the walking jigsaw puzzle.

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He?s in the woods back there.

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Maybe someone did something to the book?

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Jodi: No way!

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It hasn?t left my side since I got here.

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I hold onto it, unlike some people.

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Joe: Well,

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we better figure out what?s going on quickly.

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I left the monster alone with Sam.

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I hope he?s alright.

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Sam: The camptown ladies sing this song,

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doo-da, doo-da.

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The camptown racetrack?s five miles long,

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Oh, de doo-da day.

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Monster: Again, again!

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Sam: No. No more.

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Monster: Argh!

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Sam: Please?

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I need a rest. My throat hurts.

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Monster: Food! I want food!

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Sam: All I have are my house keys.

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Oh, sure! Help yourself.

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They?re made of iron.

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[Burp]

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Monster: Where is your friend?

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Why has he not returned with my creator?

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No more waiting!

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I will find them both and destroy them.

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Sam: Oh wait. I have something you?ll like.

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I just remembered.

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No, no, no, no!

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Not food. Music. Beautiful music.

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Monster: Sing!

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Sam: Here! Let me!

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[Music]

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Jaque: Pierre, look! It is a demon.

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Pierre: And he is enchanted, the poor boy!

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They are locked in a devilish dance.

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Jaque: They come from the woods.

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Demon!

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Sam: Uh oh!

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Monster: Ah! They want to dance with me

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Pierre: Shoot them, Jaque! Shoot them!

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Sam: No, but they just might destroy us!

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[Shots]

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Sam: Run!

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Wait! Slow down!

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You?re going too fast for me!

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Polidori: Alas, she was no more.

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The sweet child?s vermillion life liquid

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had been drained.

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A crimson flesh fluid tapped dry.

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Joe : How much more of this do we have

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to listen to? I?m worried about Sam?

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Jodi: We can?t just blurt out that a monster

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has escaped from Mary Shelley?s mind!

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No one would believe us!

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We have to wait until we get her alone.

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Polidori: And it was all the doing of

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a vampire.

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Oh, come now!

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Weren?t you even a little scared?

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[Yawn]

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Lord Byron: I?ve been more frightened

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by a basket of kittens.

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Percy: Your characters just don?t leap

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off the page, my dear Dr. Polidori.

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I?m afraid Percy?s right.

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Perhaps you should try changing

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the vampire from a one-legged

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fish monger named Biggles to

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someone a bit more handsome and wicked.

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Someone like, well,

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like our Lord Byron here.

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He?d make an excellent vampire.

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Lord Byron: I have a better suggestion.

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Stick to medicine and give up

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writing altogether.

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Who wants to go next? Mary?

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You have anything new?

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Mary: No, but I did have

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the most horrible vision last night.

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I suppose it could be turned into a story.

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Here. I?ll read it to you.

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Oh dear. This isn?t my notebook.

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Joe: Uh! The book!

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Jodi: How did you get that?

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Mary: I haven?t the slightest

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Oh wait.

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I remember you left your bag

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in my room the other night.

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When I awoke from my nightmare,

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I couldn?t find my notebook.

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But then, I saw yours peeking out

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from the bag.

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I didn?t want to lose the image,

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so I scribbled it down

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in the margin of a page.

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I must?ve forgotten to put it back

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in your bag. I?m terribly sorry.

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Joe: Never left your side, huh?

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Nice one, Jodi.

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Mary: I know. I?ll just tear this page out.

349
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There?s not much else on it.

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Joe: No, no!

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Jodi: Bad idea, very bad.

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It?s sort of a family heirloom.

353
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Why don?t I just read what you wrote

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and you can copy it down?

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Jodi: I saw a hideous creature

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stretched out beside me.

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It was assembled from the parts of corpses

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and was covered with scars.

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Then, through some force unknown,

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it came to life and looked at me

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with its half-living, half-dead eyes.

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Jodi: Wow! That was some dream.

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Did you get all that?

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Monster: Argh!

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Percy: Aah!

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Jodi: Aah!

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Mary: It?s just as I imagined!

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Monster: Cruel woman!

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I have found you at last!

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Now you will suffer as I suffered!

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Jodi: Aah!

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Joe: Wait! You?re making a mistake!

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Monster: Argh!

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Jodi: Help! Help!

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Joe: So you see,

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it?s not just a time traveling device.

377
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It actually is the whole

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space-time continuum.

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Polidori: And this magic book can turn

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fictional characters into living people?

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Joe: Uh, yeah. I guess.

382
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Actually,

383
00:12:35.947 --> 00:12:37.482
I didn?t know about that part before.

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Polidori: I must have it! Name your price!

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Joe: Uh, sorry!  It?s not for sale.

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Polidori: Then let me borrow it,

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just for a few hours.

388
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I want my characters to live!

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Lord Byron: Don?t do it, Joe.

390
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There are enough dull people

391
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in the world as it is.

392
00:12:51.532 --> 00:12:52.383
If anyone should be allowed to borrow it,

393
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it should be me.

394
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Polidori: Villain!

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Lord Byron: Rogue!

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Joe: Don?t you guys get it?

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My great granddaughter has been kidnapped!

398
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We have to get her back!

399
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If only Sam were here.

400
00:13:02.555 --> 00:13:03.278
He?d know what to do.

401
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Sam: Well for starters,

402
00:13:04.778 --> 00:13:05.838
I wouldn?t leave my best friend alone

403
00:13:06.338 --> 00:13:08.927
with a ten foot angry walking dead guy!

404
00:13:09.427 --> 00:13:10.518
Joe: Sam! You?re alive!

405
00:13:11.180 --> 00:13:12.750
How did you find us?

406
00:13:13.250 --> 00:13:13.763
Sam: Easy.

407
00:13:14.263 --> 00:13:15.430
I followed the trail of broken trees

408
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he left behind.

409
00:13:16.955 --> 00:13:17.110
Whoo!

410
00:13:17.610 --> 00:13:18.912
That guy?s going to deforest Switzerland

411
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unless we stop him.

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Joe: That?s the least of our worries.

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He?s got Jodi.

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Sam: Jodi? But how?

415
00:13:24.290 --> 00:13:24.847
Joe: I?ll explain later.

416
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Come on! We have to find her!

417
00:13:28.920 --> 00:13:29.438
Mary: Wait! I?m coming too!

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If what you say is true,

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then I?m the one he wants.

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Lord Byron: Mary, you mustn?t.

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It?s too dangerous for a lady.

422
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Mary: A woman can face a monster

423
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just as well as a man, your lordship.

424
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Especially when it is of her own creation.

425
00:13:41.827 --> 00:13:43.215
Alright, but allow me to join you.

426
00:13:43.715 --> 00:13:44.678
There is safety in numbers.

427
00:13:45.178 --> 00:13:45.718
Are you coming, Polidori?

428
00:13:46.218 --> 00:13:46.967
Polidori: Uh, I would,

429
00:13:47.467 --> 00:13:53.620
but someone must attend to poor Percy.

430
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Monster: Argh! Argh!

431
00:14:02.300 --> 00:14:03.328
Jodi: Would you please stop roaring?

432
00:14:03.828 --> 00:14:04.808
My ears are killing me!

433
00:14:05.308 --> 00:14:06.777
Monster: If you do not like my voice,

434
00:14:07.277 --> 00:14:08.153
you should have created me

435
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with a prettier one.

436
00:14:11.180 --> 00:14:12.282
Jodi: For the one millionth time,

437
00:14:12.782 --> 00:14:13.770
I did not create you.

438
00:14:14.270 --> 00:14:15.122
Now put me down!

439
00:14:15.622 --> 00:14:16.250
You?re wrinkling my skirt.

440
00:14:16.750 --> 00:14:18.185
Monster: That book you are reading from.

441
00:14:18.685 --> 00:14:19.465
Was it not ours?

442
00:14:19.965 --> 00:14:20.785
Jodi: Well, yes,

443
00:14:21.285 --> 00:14:21.825
it was, but

444
00:14:22.325 --> 00:14:24.697
Monster: That is all the proof I need.

445
00:14:25.197 --> 00:14:28.700
Prepare to perish!

446
00:14:28.570 --> 00:14:30.650
Jodi: Wait! Why are you so upset

447
00:14:30.565 --> 00:14:31.805
at being created anyway?

448
00:14:32.305 --> 00:14:36.660
Monster: Why? Because I?m hideous.

449
00:14:37.160 --> 00:14:37.857
That?s why!

450
00:14:38.357 --> 00:14:39.833
Jodi: You are not hideous!

451
00:14:40.333 --> 00:14:40.937
You?re, uh,

452
00:14:41.437 --> 00:14:42.170
unique!

453
00:14:42.517 --> 00:14:44.457
Monster: Argh! You lie!

454
00:14:44.957 --> 00:14:46.530
Jodi: Okay, okay!

455
00:14:47.300 --> 00:14:47.833
I admit it!

456
00:14:48.333 --> 00:14:49.665
You?re hideous, but I can help you.

457
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Monster: How?

458
00:14:52.403 --> 00:14:53.737
Jodi: I always come prepared.

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Monster: Food!

460
00:14:55.148 --> 00:14:56.200
Jodi: No, not food!

461
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Something much more essential.

462
00:14:59.670 --> 00:15:01.168
Makeup.

463
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Sam: The monster and Jodi

464
00:15:02.383 --> 00:15:03.305
could be anywhere by now.

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You should see how fast he can run.

466
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Mary: Yes. That?s how I imagined him!

467
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More physically powerful than any man,

468
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and driven by an unrelenting

469
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thirst for revenge!

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Joe: Too bad you didn?t imagine him with

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a head that glows in the dark.

472
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It would be easier to find them.

473
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Lord Byron: Ha! That sounds like

474
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one of Polidori?s ideas.

475
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I wonder what that screaming

476
00:15:22.230 --> 00:15:23.537
mumper is up to.

477
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Polidori: What cannot be bought

478
00:15:25.838 --> 00:15:28.303
can always be stolen.

479
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Characters don?t leap off the page, eh?

480
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We?ll see about that.

481
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In his twenty eighth year,

482
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Lord Byron, author of the poem,

483
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Childe Herold,

484
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underwent a mysterious change.

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His teeth grew into a pair of pointed fangs.

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His pitch black eyes became as red as rubies.

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His nails grew into long, yellow claws, and

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his voice was replaced with

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the hiss of a serpent.

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[Hiss]

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In short, he became a vampire!

492
00:16:07.390 --> 00:16:11.490
Hahaha!

493
00:16:11.990 --> 00:16:13.685
Joe: So then, the pigman is brought to life,

494
00:16:14.185 --> 00:16:14.930
sort of like your monster,

495
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except he?s a genetically altered

496
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pork product, and

497
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Lord Byron: Hiss!

498
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Joe: Gesundheit!

499
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Aah!

500
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I think there?s something wrong with Byron.

501
00:16:27.687 --> 00:16:28.723
Sam: Aah!

502
00:16:35.830 --> 00:16:35.863
Mary: Quickly! In the castle!

503
00:16:36.363 --> 00:16:38.342
There are lots of places to hide.

504
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Jodi: Well, I guess that?ll have to do.

505
00:16:42.993 --> 00:16:44.117
I?m all out of base.

506
00:16:44.617 --> 00:16:46.940
Your extreme monster makeover is finished.

507
00:16:47.440 --> 00:16:48.260
I?d show you what you look like,

508
00:16:48.760 --> 00:16:49.790
but you ate my mirror!

509
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Monster: Aah! Crunchy!

510
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Mary: Quickly! To the tower!

511
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Jodi: Uh, people.

512
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Now remember.

513
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It?s not just about how you look.

514
00:17:00.577 --> 00:17:01.518
If you want people to like you,

515
00:17:02.180 --> 00:17:03.253
you have to be warm, and sweet,

516
00:17:03.753 --> 00:17:05.500
and nice, too. Okay?

517
00:17:05.505 --> 00:17:10.437
Monster: Warm, sweet, nice!

518
00:17:10.937 --> 00:17:14.172
[Footsteps]

519
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Joe: Jodi! You?re alright!

520
00:17:16.320 --> 00:17:16.852
But where?s

521
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Monster: Ah, friends! Let me hug you!

522
00:17:21.193 --> 00:17:23.342
Mary: Ohh! What happened to him?

523
00:17:23.842 --> 00:17:24.845
Joe: He?s even worse than before!

524
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[Mumbling]

525
00:17:26.857 --> 00:17:27.633
Jodi: That?s not the reaction

526
00:17:28.133 --> 00:17:28.802
we were hoping for.

527
00:17:29.302 --> 00:17:30.365
Maybe you should be a little more

528
00:17:30.865 --> 00:17:31.748
positive!

529
00:17:32.248 --> 00:17:32.637
Joe: Oh, uh.

530
00:17:33.137 --> 00:17:34.747
Nice coat?

531
00:17:35.247 --> 00:17:38.613
Monster: Argh? No more games!

532
00:17:39.113 --> 00:17:40.868
Now you will all die!

533
00:17:41.368 --> 00:17:41.917
Sam: Did someone say die?

534
00:17:42.417 --> 00:17:45.580
That?s it! I?m out of here!

535
00:17:46.800 --> 00:17:46.930
Jodi: Joe!

536
00:17:46.593 --> 00:17:47.493
Tell me you have the book with you!

537
00:17:47.993 --> 00:17:49.125
Joe: Of course I have the book of

538
00:17:49.625 --> 00:17:50.485
Love Poetry?

539
00:17:50.985 --> 00:17:52.495
Jodi: Nice one, Gramps!

540
00:18:00.532 --> 00:18:01.102
Sam: Well guys?

541
00:18:01.602 --> 00:18:02.565
Which  is it going to be?

542
00:18:03.650 --> 00:18:05.470
Should we have our skulls crushed by him,

543
00:18:05.970 --> 00:18:08.373
or our blood drained by him?

544
00:18:08.873 --> 00:18:09.910
Joe: I have a plan. Huddle!

545
00:18:10.410 --> 00:18:10.557
[Whispers]

546
00:18:11.570 --> 00:18:11.822
Monster: Argh!

547
00:18:12.322 --> 00:18:13.582
Joe: Okay! Break!

548
00:18:14.820 --> 00:18:15.885
Joe: Hey big guy! Eat my dust!

549
00:18:16.385 --> 00:18:18.735
Jodi: Bite me, snaggletooth!

550
00:18:22.603 --> 00:18:24.542
Joe: Now! Cut in!

551
00:18:25.420 --> 00:18:33.335
[Struggle]

552
00:18:33.835 --> 00:18:34.112
Joe: It?s working!

553
00:18:34.612 --> 00:18:38.855
They?re going after each other!

554
00:18:39.355 --> 00:18:39.840
Mary: Ugh!

555
00:18:40.340 --> 00:18:42.295
The monster has overpowered him!

556
00:18:42.795 --> 00:18:43.743
Whatever is wrong with Byron,

557
00:18:44.243 --> 00:18:45.903
he does not deserve to die!

558
00:18:46.403 --> 00:18:46.903
Stop!

559
00:18:47.403 --> 00:18:49.255
Jodi: Mary, no!

560
00:18:49.755 --> 00:18:53.433
Mary: You wretched creature,

561
00:18:53.933 --> 00:18:56.128
would that I had never thought of you!

562
00:18:56.628 --> 00:18:59.360
Monster: It was you, mortal!

563
00:18:59.860 --> 00:19:02.833
Mary: Yes. It?s all my fault!

564
00:19:03.333 --> 00:19:07.697
[Struggle]

565
00:19:08.197 --> 00:19:12.697
Monster and Lord Byron: Aah!

566
00:19:13.197 --> 00:19:13.832
Joe: Do you think they survived?

567
00:19:14.332 --> 00:19:15.392
I don?t know about the monster.

568
00:19:15.892 --> 00:19:17.368
I never imagined him in water.

569
00:19:17.868 --> 00:19:18.442
But Byron might have.

570
00:19:18.942 --> 00:19:20.113
He is an excellent swimmer.

571
00:19:20.613 --> 00:19:21.640
Sam: What happened to him, anyway?

572
00:19:22.140 --> 00:19:23.440
One minute he was an eccentric poet,

573
00:19:23.940 --> 00:19:24.103
the next,

574
00:19:24.603 --> 00:19:26.305
he was an eccentric poet with fangs.

575
00:19:26.805 --> 00:19:29.250
Joe: I have a pretty good idea. Come on!

576
00:19:29.525 --> 00:19:29.817
Let?s get back to the villa before

577
00:19:30.317 --> 00:19:32.755
the mummy and the werewolf show up.

578
00:19:33.255 --> 00:19:33.672
Lucky for us,

579
00:19:34.172 --> 00:19:34.697
Polidori was experiencing

580
00:19:35.197 --> 00:19:37.420
a terrible case of writer?s block.

581
00:19:37.542 --> 00:19:38.850
After turning Byron into a vampire,

582
00:19:39.350 --> 00:19:40.662
he couldn?t come up with a single idea.

583
00:19:41.162 --> 00:19:41.457
Polidori: Uh.

584
00:19:41.957 --> 00:19:44.650
Maybe I should bring Biggles back.

585
00:19:44.565 --> 00:19:46.515
Jodi: Ahem!

586
00:19:47.150 --> 00:19:47.417
Joe: Mary was right.

587
00:19:47.917 --> 00:19:49.170
Byron was an excellent swimmer.

588
00:19:49.670 --> 00:19:51.562
He showed up just moments after we did.

589
00:19:52.620 --> 00:19:54.420
Lord Byron: Ugh. Oh, Mary.

590
00:19:54.920 --> 00:19:58.433
I had the most terrible dream.

591
00:19:58.933 --> 00:20:00.442
Aah!

592
00:20:00.942 --> 00:20:02.667
Jodi: Uh!

593
00:20:03.167 --> 00:20:03.242
Joe: Yup!

594
00:20:03.742 --> 00:20:05.705
Soon everything was back to normal,

595
00:20:06.205 --> 00:20:08.682
except for one little thing.

596
00:20:09.182 --> 00:20:10.728
Sam: You?re not going to write Frankenstein?

597
00:20:11.228 --> 00:20:12.758
Joe: But you have to! It?s a classic!

598
00:20:13.258 --> 00:20:15.513
It?s the grandfather of all horror fiction!

599
00:20:16.130 --> 00:20:16.505
Jodi: And the grandmother

600
00:20:17.500 --> 00:20:18.657
of great Halloween costumes!

601
00:20:19.157 --> 00:20:20.442
Mary: I?m sorry, but having actually

602
00:20:20.942 --> 00:20:23.218
seen the monster that lurked in my mind,

603
00:20:23.718 --> 00:20:27.200
I just can?t bring him to life, in any form.

604
00:20:27.700 --> 00:20:28.970
In fact, I?ve decided

605
00:20:29.470 --> 00:20:31.393
to give up writing altogether.

606
00:20:31.893 --> 00:20:33.288
It?s too dangerous.

607
00:20:33.788 --> 00:20:35.253
Thank you all so much for showing me

608
00:20:35.753 --> 00:20:38.603
the error of my ways.

609
00:20:39.103 --> 00:20:39.248
Joe: Agh!

610
00:20:39.748 --> 00:20:40.673
We?ll be going back to a world

611
00:20:41.173 --> 00:20:43.208
without Frankenstein! That?s bleak!

612
00:20:43.708 --> 00:20:43.795
Sam: You know.

613
00:20:44.295 --> 00:20:45.218
The monster wasn?t such a bad guy,

614
00:20:45.718 --> 00:20:47.345
when he wasn?t eating my cheese

615
00:20:47.845 --> 00:20:48.793
or making me sing.

616
00:20:49.293 --> 00:20:51.177
Now no one will ever know about him.

617
00:20:51.677 --> 00:20:52.818
Jodi: Or Mary Shelley.

618
00:20:53.318 --> 00:20:54.677
Do you know how many women writers

619
00:20:55.177 --> 00:20:56.633
she was going to inspire?

620
00:20:57.133 --> 00:20:57.642
Guys?

621
00:20:58.142 --> 00:20:58.530
I think we have to warp back

622
00:20:59.300 --> 00:21:00.695
to the night Mary had that dream.

623
00:21:05.473 --> 00:21:06.502
Joe: Good! She?s still asleep!

624
00:21:07.200 --> 00:21:07.697
Jodi: And there?s the book,

625
00:21:08.197 --> 00:21:09.262
right where I left it.

626
00:21:09.762 --> 00:21:11.100
Joe: Think you can hold onto it this time?

627
00:21:11.600 --> 00:21:13.300
Jodi: Just try to find Mary?s notebook

628
00:21:13.530 --> 00:21:14.912
without waking her up.

629
00:21:19.882 --> 00:21:21.447
Joe: I see it!

630
00:21:21.947 --> 00:21:24.255
Sam: Don?t move a muscle!

631
00:21:24.755 --> 00:21:26.487
Mary: Aah!

632
00:21:33.810 --> 00:21:34.718
Sam: Wahoo! We?re back!

633
00:21:35.218 --> 00:21:37.263
No more vampires and no more monsters!

634
00:21:37.763 --> 00:21:39.375
Joe: Yeah! Just a kitchen that?s going

635
00:21:39.875 --> 00:21:41.303
to take hours to clean.

636
00:21:41.803 --> 00:21:43.750
Hey! Did you hear something?

637
00:21:43.575 --> 00:21:44.563
Sam: No, no!

638
00:21:45.630 --> 00:21:46.283
Joe: Neither did I. The rain has stopped.

639
00:21:46.783 --> 00:21:47.995
Come on. Let?s get some pizza.

640
00:21:48.495 --> 00:21:49.123
We?re going to need some fuel for

641
00:21:49.623 --> 00:21:52.438
the long night ahead.

642
00:21:52.938 --> 00:22:23.300
[Music]