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do i finish up the from beyond starters or start doing bride of re-animator hmmmm
H. P. LOVECRAFT’S FROM BEYOND SENTENCE STARTERS, PART TWO.
* taken from the 1986 movie from beyond, based on the short story by h.p. lovecraft. general content warning for discussion of death / gore / violence. feel free to change pronouns!
“hi, you must be _____?”
“hi, you must be dr. _____?”
“i used to play pro football.”
“we were all crazy.”
“not exactly cheery.”
“sorry about that. childproof lock.”
“sorry about that.”
“last stop. everybody out.”
“would you care to show us/me around?”
“if you’re telling us/me the truth, the only way to free yourself is to go back.”
“the only way to free yourself is to go back through this door.”
“c’mon, there’s nothing to be afraid of.”
“look, i’ll show you.”
“see, what’d i tell ya?”
“are you all right?”
“electrical cables. we needed more power so i rewired the whole house.”
“damn it, we lost him.”
“he knows this place better than we do.”
“first thing’s to find the power.”
“first we find our missing mental patient.”
“give me some more.”
“this guy was into some weird shit.”
“i don’t care about his private life.”
“is that how you hacked up _____?”
“that’s where i hit it.”
“there. there it is.”
“what do you want me to do with him?”
“let him go.”
“let him go. he’s re-living it.”
“he’s re-living it. the night of the murder.”
“are you crazy, too?”
“yes. this is how it was.”
“that’s where it ate him.”
“wait a minute, where what ate who?”
“we can start in the morning, _____.”
“i’ve started.”
“all this talking about eating is making me hungry. how about getting some dinner, huh?”
“how about getting some dinner?”
“the real danger here is starving.”
“pretty, isn’t she?”
“she’s beautiful?”
“so, how’s it goin’? need some help?”
“he used to bring beautiful women here.”
“they’d eat fine meals, drink fine wine, listen to music.”
“but it always ended with screaming.”
“and i would just lie there and listen to them.”
“your boss had some screws loose.”
“he was a genius.”
“it’s just that the five senses weren’t enough for him. he wanted more.”
“is it finished?”
“are we ready?”
“i had to bypass the computer because the magnetic field erased the program. “
“i had to bypass the computer because the magnetic field erased the program. and of course the monitor is completely useless.”
“and of course the computer monitor is completely useless.”
“the entire system has to be manually operated.”
“listen to me. don’t move.”
“don’t move when we’re in the field of the vibrations.”
“you move and they may see you.”
“it will see you.”
“what is this ‘it’ anyway?”
“pray you don’t see for yourself.”
“i’m staying right by this switch. if it appears, i’m shutting down.”
“are you sure we’re ready for this?”
“remember. stay still.”
“this looks real great.”
“what the hell is that?”
“no, don’t move!”
“holy shit!”
“is this what you saw?”
“yes, these things are around us all the time.”
“it’s coming.”
“lost a little piece but i’ll be fine.”
“when you move in the field it can sense you.”
“how far does the field extend?”
“i’m turning it off.”
“show yourself.”
“i’m glad you came back.”
“who’s the lovely woman?”
“it can’t be you.”
“you have me at a disadvantage, my dear.”
“____, where are your manners?”
“i saw you die.”
“no, not die. just pass beyond.”
“it was horrible.”
“move toward me, my dear. i want to see you.”
“how did i survive?”
“i am the master here.”
“is it really you, _____?”
“touch me, if it pleases you. if it helps you understand.”
“it’s just the body. but my mind is indivisible.”
“bodies change.”
“that will be quite enough of that.”
“i feel exhilarated.”
“we almost died.”
“incredible creature. it must have total bodily control on a molecular level.”
“he’s become the thing that ate him.”
“we’ve proved you’re not insane.”
“you faced your fear and you overcame it.”
H. P. LOVECRAFT’S FROM BEYOND SENTENCE STARTERS.
* taken from the 1986 movie from beyond, based on the short story by h.p. lovecraft. general content warning for discussion of death / gore / violence. feel free to change pronouns!
"(name)!"
"go away!"
"no, listen to me! i've got to talk to you!"
"if this is your idea of a joke..."
"the new program, it worked. just like you said."
"it worked. just like you said."
"do you feel it, (name)?"
"turn it off."
"can't you feel it? in the mind?"
"it's out of control."
"i wanna see more."
"it's running itself!"
"something's... coming..."
"they're at it again with the colored lights and the weird sounds."
"last time i called you said you'd send a squad car if there was another disturbance. well, i'm disturbed!"
"i'm disturbed!"
"(name), come back!"
"oh, please."
"get back! it's out of control!"
"someone! turn it off!"
"somebody help!"
"hold it, fella."
"i've read some of your work. very impressive."
"though if you've read my work, you know i'm not in favor of locking away schizophrenics."
"you're in favor of using them in your experiments like lab animals."
"forgive me, god in heaven..."
"get them out of here!"
"he's in here."
"i suppose you're another psychiatrist."
"and you're a physicist."
"your record at (university name) was brilliant."
"ah yes, i had quite a future, didn't i?"
"you were working with (name)."
"i was assisting (name) with his/her/their experiments, yes."
"what was the purpose of the experiments?"
"well, that's not a new theory."
"it's not a theory, it's a fact!"
"then your experiments worked? they proved the theory?"
"then what went wrong?"
"but then we saw them."
"what did you see?"
"we saw creatures."
"that's why i had to destroy it."
"because... it... came..."
"what came, (name)?"
"(name), what did you see?"
"it ate him."
"it bit off his head."
"it bit off his head like a gingerbread man."
"i'm not mad. i saw it!"
"do you hear me?"
"we can't reach him."
"he keeps returning to the same fantasy."
"no machines, please."
"it'll be alright. i promise."
"there, do you see that?"
"it could mean that the experiment they were performing actually worked."
"you mean he's not crazy?"
"that still doesn't explain how (name) died, or what happened to his head."
"i'd like to recreate their experiment."
"that is absurd, and unethical."
"i know your methods, girl wonder. you use your patients so you can make great discoveries."
"at least here we try to cure them."
"i can give him his life back."
"(name) is a classic paranoid schizophrenic and a dangerous one."
"i'd like nothing better than to lock this guy up."
"i've got a dead man with his head twisted off, covered in some shit the pathologists can't even identify."
"no blood on the axe. no blood anywhere."
"i wanna know what the hell happened up there."
"he's all yours."
"you're my patient now, (name)."
"thank you. i'll call for an appointment."
"you've been released into my custody. you have to come with me."
"where are you taking me?"
"look, you can either stay here for the rest of your life or you can come with me."
"that's not much of a choice, is it?"
"i believe you, (name). i wanna see what you saw."
"i believe you, (name)."
"i wanna see what you saw."
H. P. LOVECRAFT’S RE-ANIMATOR SENTENCE STARTERS, PART THREE.
* taken from the 1985 movie re-animator, based on the short stories by h.p. lovecraft. general content warning for discussion of death / gore / violence. feel free to change pronouns!
“i’ll show you.”
“you once did me a favor by letting me into your medical school.”
“you once did me a favor.”
“____, welcome back to life.”
“what is it, are you alright?”
“it’s just shock. don’t worry.”
“eat that. we have work to do.”
“it is up to us what our next move will be, when we show the world –”
“no, it’s just a weak solution so i don’t need to sleep. just to keep the brain sharp.”
“i need it! please!”
“now we must make our plans.”
“i must insist you leave his/her/their treatment up to me.”
“what are you doing here?”
“i’ve been waiting for you.”
“what did you do to him/her/them?”
“it was horrible.”
“he’s not insane. he’s dead.”
“no, you’re insane!”
“you know it’s true.”
“what do you want?”
“i don’t have to talk to you.”
“i’ve told everything i know to the police.”
“you can leave now.”
“we both know he/she/they is/are quite dead.”
“interesting little laboratory you have here.”
“we are both scientists.”
“let us get to the point.”
“i want your discovery.”
“this is not magic.”
“i’ll have you locked up for a madman. or a murderer.”
“i want to see your notes.”
“you will be my assistant.”
“we will work very closely together.”
“in a year or so i will reveal to an astonished world my new serum.”
“he/she/they will disappear.”
“i think _____ believes we’ll really get away with it.”
“i think he/she/they is/are only excited by the experiment.”
“he/she/they killed the corpse.”
“i will be famous.”
“you will be laid to rest.”
[decapitates asshole professor]
“you bastard!”
“he/she/they has/have been lobotomized.”
“my work! my work! gone! it’s all gone!”
“i had to kill him/her/them!”
“what? he/she/they is/are dead?”
“… not anymore.”
“this has got to stop.”
“oh, you’re sick. you’re as sick as he/she/they is/are.”
“we’re the only ones who know the truth.”
“i told you i have a plan.”
“we stand between him/her/them and his/her/their obsessive desire.”
“what’s the matter?”
“i was just worried about you.”
“i just feel horrible about everything.”
“i guess i’m just getting paranoid.”
“it’s just so hard to lose you.”
“you should go away.”
“transfer to another school.”
“you’re the one who should get away. go live your life. find somebody.”
“i tried to hate you. i wanted so much to hate you.”
“oh, well, you’ll be alright.”
“i must say, i’m very disappointed in you.”
“you’re not even a second-rate scientist.”
“i’m actually glad to see you.”
“who’s going to believe a talking head?”
“get a job in a side show.”
“i wonder why an intelligent young man/woman/person like yourself should make such a foolish, fatal mistake of coming here to challenge me.”
“oh, i have a plan.”
“they’ll kill him/her/them!”
“and i’ll give him/her/them life!”
“wait! i’m not through here!”
“i told i have a theory.”
“i love you.”
H. P. LOVECRAFT’S RE-ANIMATOR SENTENCE STARTERS, PART TWO.
* taken from the 1985 movie re-animator, based on the short stories by h.p. lovecraft. general content warning for discussion of death / gore / violence. feel free to change pronouns!
“he’s just one of your typical geniuses. he’s very intelligent, very private, and he doesn’t act like other people.”
“he’s a little cracked.”
“what are you doing in my room? how dare you come in here?”
“i thought i was renting a private room.”
“i was going to show you.”
“what happened?”
“it was dead when i found it.”
“you killed him. he hated you.”
“you couldn’t call, or write a note?”
“what would a note say? ‘cat dead. details later’?”
“what would a note say?”
“cat dead. details later.”
“i knew you were fond of it.”
“i think you both better leave now.”
“that is none of your business.”
“just as it’s none of my business that you’re sleeping with the dean’s daughter.”
“you may well be right, but are you sure you want to find out?”
“dear, deluded little daddy. there’s something much he doesn’t know, isn’t there?”
“garbage to garbage.”
“i want him out of here tonight.”
“no, we need more on him. i’ll check his files.”
“get it off of me!”
“what the hell is it?!”
“i can’t seem to focus.”
“the theory is not new.”
“but my reagent is.”
“i’ve conquered brain death.”
“which is why i need you to help me.”
“you are the perfect person to assist me. you’re hard-working, bright, people respect you, and you have access to certain authorities.”
“you are the perfect person to assist me.”
“you’re hard-working, bright, people respect you—”
“we can defeat death.”
“we can achieve every doctor’s dreams.”
“we can be famous, and live lifetimes.”
“i’ll show you. and then you’ll help me.”
“don’t expect it to tango, it has a broken back.”
“god! why does he make that noise?”
“birth is always painful.”
“it was an incredible experiment.”
“(name) has overcome physical death.”
“you’ll be out of here so fast your head will spin.”
“no, i’ve seen it.”
“i hadn’t expected such nonsense from you.”
“you will, in any case, have your student loan rescinded.”
“my loan? i won’t be able to continue school.”
“i won’t be able to continue school.”
“i think you’re being blinded by your emotions.”
“don’t you understand what he’s done? what we could do?”
“what about what we could do?”
“i accept your proposal. let’s get married.”
“daddy will see that we’re serious.”
“you still don’t believe what you saw this morning.”
“curious. he didn’t seem such a fool.”
“he’ll ruin you. he doesn’t care about anything except his own crazy ideas.”
“he’s a maniac. he may even be a murderer.”
“you’re in danger!”
“we can save millions of lives!”
“oh, yes, we can save everyone’s life.”
“he’ll never accept an animal subject.”
“you ain’t got my lunch under there have you?”
“meatball?”
“just put your shoes on.”
“what if we get caught?”
“oh, well, what will they do? embalm us?”
“it’s almost perfect.”
“no! we do not have time!”
“start the recorder.”
“start the damn recorder!”
“he’s mad. i’ve seen this happen to medical students before.”
“you can’t stop me. i followed you here and i’m gonna follow you until you listen to me.”
“we failed.”
“he/she/they failed, not i.”
“help! get help!”
“stop! for god’s sake, stop!”
“c’mon. find the recorder.”
“is he/she/they dead?”
“of course.”
“will you give me a hand here?”
“he/she/they interrupted an important experiment in progress.”
“granted, it was an accident—”
“this is the freshest body that we could come across, save of killing one ourselves.”
“every moment we spend talking about it costs us results.”
“(name), we can bring him/her/them back to life.”
“this is a dream. fiction.”
H. P. LOVECRAFT’S RE-ANIMATOR SENTENCE STARTERS, PART ONE.
* taken from the 1985 movie re-animator, based on the short stories by h.p. lovecraft. general content warning for discussion of death / gore / violence. feel free to change pronouns!
“i have to record his/her/their vitals!”
“no! you idiot!”
“you’ll ruin my ____!”
“of course he’s dead. the dosage was too large.”
“of course he’s dead.”
“you killed him/her/them!”
“no i did not!”
“i gave him/her/them life.”
“c’mon, let’s go, let’s go!”
“we have done everything that can be done for this woman/man/person.”
“she’s/he’s/they’re gone.”
“your optimism is touching but a waste of time.”
“a good doctor knows when to stop.”
“take her/him/them to the morgue.”
“i got another one for ya.”
“the doors aren’t locked.”
“don’t know why they keep locked doors around here. nobody wants in, and ain’t nobody getting out.”
“don’t know why they keep locked doors around here.”
“i’m sorry, i didn’t mean to scare you.”
“it wasn’t too bad.”
“i just didn’t know anybody was here.”
“what were you researching?”
“I know your work, _____. quite well.”
“in europe it’s considered plagiarized.”
“your work on brain death is outdated.”
“looking forward to seeing you in class.”
“i don’t know if this is the right time, but i’ve been so busy—”
“this is the perfect time.”
“it’ll do good things for your career.”
“you work too much.”
“well, i can’t go to medical school if i don’t work.”
“usually you’re always bothering us.”
“he likes his new home.”
“it’s a nice place. I really like it.”
“so why don’t you move in with me?”
“please don’t start, you know i can’t.”
“y’know, it’s alright for two people who love each other to live together.”
“I’m not sure but I think that violates one of my civil rights.”
“I can’t afford this place by myself.”
“know any eligible nurses?”
“hey! that’s not fair!”
“y’know, you have a beautiful butt.”
“somehow I’m not sure that’s a compliment coming from someone who spends most of his/her/their time with cadavers.”
“daddy knows I’m here.”
“i want you again now.”
“what would he do? expel me?”
“he has too much integrity for that.”
“he’s out of touch with the times.”
“that’s just the way he is. The world’s last living puritan.”
“i really hate it.”
“marry me.”
“it’s a perfect solution. it solves all our problems.”
“the day that you graduate, the minute you get your MD, i’ll marry you.”
“at least it gives me a chance to housebreak you.”
“there’s not a jury in the world that would convict me!”
“you’re here about the apartment?”
“didn’t we meet this morning?”
“i startled you.”
“i’m afraid the place is still kind of a mess.”
“so you’ve just come from europe?”
“does this building have a basement?”
“i think this will be just fine.”
“i have my things outside. shall i move in now?”
“you didn’t say why you left switzerland.”
“you didn’t say why you left ______.”
“there was no more I could learn there.”
“do we have a deal?”
“it’s very much like peeling a large orange.”
“we all want to retain our personalities in some idyllic afterlife.”
“how can you teach such drivel?”
“these people are here to learn and you’re closing their minds before they even have a chance.”
“you should’ve stolen more of his/her/their ideas, then at least you’d have ideas.”
“it’s going to be a pleasure to fail you.”
“i have a study date.”
“why don’t you study here?”
“one last toast.”
“he/she/they deserve/s the best. someone clearly superior.”
“he needs our help. he deserves that scholarship.”
“_____ is a strange bird, i’ll grant you that.”
“he’s a cancer. his intelligence is highly questionable. he’s disrespectful. he tells lies about the staff. i think he’s deranged. dangerous.”
“he’s not here, y’know. he’s still on shift at the hospital.”
“he makes my skin crawl.”