Why, Elizabeth what's the matter?

4 seconds sound clip from the The Curse of Frankenstein movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:29:08.797 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Herr Baron Victor, this woman, what is she doing here?

- Are you jealous?

- No. Yes. Yes, I am jealous.

- She's not your mistress? If I thought she was...

- On the contrary. She's to be your mistress.

- It will be your duty to serve my cousin Elizabeth. And see to her every need as thoroughly as you have mine. But in a different way of course. Of course.

- Victor, you're not going away again, are you?

- I'm afraid I must. I'll be back tomorrow evening.

- Why, Elizabeth what's the matter?

- I'm disappointed. I see so little of you these days.

- And there are the household accounts to see. I think you should check them with me.

- They'll soon be your department, and I'm sure you'll handle them admirably.

- But I'd like you to see them. I'd like your assistance with them.

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