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Mary Shelley

Percy, may I present Mary. Mary... Baxter! Come and join us!

Percy, may I present Mary. Mary...
- COLERIDGE: Baxter! Come and join us!

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- Percy, may I present Mary. Mary... - COLERIDGE: Baxter! Come and join us!
Duration
5 seconds
Views
52
Timestamp in Movie
00:13:14
Uploaded
Jun 30, 2025
Genres
biography, drama, history
Production
HanWay Films,Gidden Media,Parallel Films,BFI,Ralfish Films,Bac Cinema,Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland,Film Fund Luxembourg,Head Gear Films,Metrol Technology

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Movie Summary

Life and facts of Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin, who at 16 met 21 year old poet Percy Shelley, resulting in the writing of Frankenstein.
Oh, it's Coleridge. Mary, could you put these nameplates out, please? - Mary Shelley 00:05
Oh, it's Coleridge. Mary, could you put these nameplate...
Of course. Baxter mentioned you'd be joining the family here. - Mary Shelley 00:05
Of course. Baxter mentioned you'd be joining the family...
I am a great admirer of both your parents' work. - Mary Shelley 00:05
I am a great admirer of both your parents' work.
MARY: I hope I can entrust you to this task, Mr. Shelley. - Mary Shelley 00:04
MARY: I hope I can entrust you to this task, Mr. Shelley.
- Or will you try to incite me to revolution? - SHELLEY: My reputation precedes me. - Mary Shelley 00:05
- Or will you try to incite me to revolution? - SHELLEY: My ...
Won't you welcome a change from the deafening quiet? - Mary Shelley 00:04
Won't you welcome a change from the deafening quiet?
In London I spend most of my time in my father's bookshop. - Mary Shelley 00:04
In London I spend most of my time in my father's booksh...
So the deafening quiet is not as dramatic as you may think. - Mary Shelley 00:05
So the deafening quiet is not as dramatic as you may think.
Baxter does his best for these gatherings. Any lover of poetry will surely find a... - Mary Shelley 00:05
Baxter does his best for these gatherings. Any lover of poet...
...great thrill in the work that is being presented here. - Mary Shelley 00:04
...great thrill in the work that is being presented here.
Not really. Nothing substantial. - Mary Shelley 00:04
Not really. Nothing substantial.
And what, may I ask, would you constitute as "substantial" in your eyes? - Mary Shelley 00:05
And what, may I ask, would you constitute as "substanti...
Now may I steal Mr. Shelley away? - Mary Shelley 00:04
Now may I steal Mr. Shelley away?
- We would love a poem, sir. - Certainly, sir. - Mary Shelley 00:04
- We would love a poem, sir. - Certainly, sir.
Without an audience, ideas remain mere words on a page. - Mary Shelley 00:06
Without an audience, ideas remain mere words on a page.
- SERVANT WOMAN: Mr. Shelley, your essay. - Oh, I have no need for those. - Mary Shelley 00:05
- SERVANT WOMAN: Mr. Shelley, your essay. - Oh, I have no ne...
Thank you. I shall trust in the spark of new found inspiration. - Mary Shelley 00:06
Thank you. I shall trust in the spark of new found inspirati...
Oh, not the visioned poet in his dreams... - Mary Shelley 00:05
Oh, not the visioned poet in his dreams...
...when silvery clouds float through the wildered brain... - Mary Shelley 00:05
...when silvery clouds float through the wildered brain...
...when every sight of lovely, wild and grand... - Mary Shelley 00:06
...when every sight of lovely, wild and grand...