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You place a hand on her forehead.

"Are you feeling okay?" you joke.

"Oh whatever," she laughs as she playfully swats your hand away. "I like horror movies but I'm not a monster."

"Alright, alright," you say. "I'll leave it at you normalizing."

Raven raspberries before going back to her root beer float.

The monster and the little girl instead go to a seesaw. She sits on one end and wants him to sit on the other. He is unsure about it, but she sternly insists, so he drops right onto the other seat. This catapults the little girl into the air! Meanwhile, it would seem the little girl's father and mother are going about their day, the father making sure the house is secure should a monster appear. But then they realize their daughter is not anywhere around and panic! They go up to her room, just seconds after the girl flies in through the window and lands perfectly on her bed, and immediately falls asleep. The parents see her and are relieved, completely unaware.

The monster continues on further into town as night falls again. He ends up at the home of an elderly blind hermit, just as the man was praying to God for a friend to help with his loneliness. This is again a reference to the original movie. The blind mind obviously can't tell the monster is a monster, and assumes the monster is effectively mute since he simply grunts and groans.

The blind man offers the monster food and drink. The blind man gives the monster a bowl for soup, but naturally he isn't very good at pouring, and the hot soup goes all over the monster's lap! The monster screams in pain, not that the blind man understand. They move on to the drink, but again the blind man isn't very good at pouring. He does manage to get some in the monster's mug, and they go to toast. They don't so much clink the cups together but smash them, and the monster's mug is completely shattered.

Lastly, the blind man wishes to celebrate their meeting with cigars. However, the blind man accidentally lights the monster's thumb! The monster takes a moment to realize his thumb's on fire! He screams and runs out of the house, and the blind man is confused as to what could possibly have made him leave.

Frederick lures the monster back with violin music, the same song that Frau Blucher played. The monster climbs up the ivy covered wall of the castle, but struggles near the top. Frederick keeps the others back, because the monster needs to do it himself. The monster climbs up and up, and makes it onto the balcony! From here, they get the monster in shackles and into a smaller room.

Frederick tells the others that he's going to talk to the monster, to try and reach through to it. He tells them that no matter what he does or says, they need to leave him in there. They agree, and he goes in. Frederick talks to the monster, but it does get angry, and Frederick immediately panics. But Frau Blucher keeps Inga and Igor to the promise, even as Frederick comes up with all sorts of excuses, such as the promise being a joke.

With no options left, he talks to the monster. The monster understands Frederick's heartfelt speech about how the monster isn't bad, just misunderstood. Frederick promises to help show the world the monster's good side, and sees it for himself, too. The others are worried about the comparative quiet.

"Dr. Fronkensteen, are you alright?" Igor calls through the door.

Frederick hears the pronunciation and sits up straight.

"My name," he shouts, "is, FRANKENSTEIN!!"

Raven lightly applauds as the music plays and the scene fades to black.

A) Discuss plans for tomorrow
B) Worry about plans in the morning
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