The Frankenstein Chronicles

The police apprehend a gang of opium smugglers on the banks of the Thames, but as he stands at the water's edge, Inspector John Marlott makes a shocking discovery. The body of a dead child is washed up on the shore, but further examination of the corpse reveals a grotesque state of mutilation. Home Secretary Sir Robert Peel orders Marlott to lead the investigation, while details of the investigation must remain confidential.

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I understand we have you to thank for this memorable gathering, Mr...?

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That is quite enough for one lunch time. Hope, my carriage.

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God takes his rest on the seventh day, but not the Home Secretary.

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Legislation is going through parliament as we speak.

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He gets his corpses from the anatomy classes. Subjects, we call them.

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I'm just a hospital porter.

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Yes, someone out to prevent the anatomy act.

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- Do subjects ever move? - Move?

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- Where do you come from? - Round here mostly.

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Now, are we to tell them, after their lives of hardship

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I shoud like to invoke peer's privilege to address the house.

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Mr Evans?

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Then find her.

#30

- What do you know about resurrectionists? - Body snatchers?

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- missing children. - The butcher's daughter?

#32

You had this before?

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When the dead will awake and sit at Christ's right hand.

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He's a gentleman, isn't he?

#45

- A rag shop. - Which one?

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