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Frankenstein
By: Mary Shelley, Gill Tavner
Narrated by: Patrick Howell, Rob Penman
Length: 40 mins

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Narrated by: Patrick Howell, Rob Penman

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Summary

You must hear my tale. You must hear my terrible, terrible tale."

Committed to the deadly pursuit of the monster he created, Victor Frankenstein tells his chilling story. It all began with a desire to help mankind, but where will it end?

Frankenstein leads us through vast mountainous landscapes and over frozen seas. Can he stop the fiend’s murderous course? Is he prepared to do what the monster demands? The listener will be shocked and surprised. Is the monster as evil as he seems? Is Victor Frankenstein responsible for the tortures he himself endures? What can Frankenstein’s terrible tale teach us today?