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A woman and two children were kneeling at the alter, praying fervently. All of them had black hair and pale skin, with similar features. The woman's hands were clasped together so tightly they were turning white. the children one boy and the other a girl didn't understand their mother's fever, but the girl followed suit praying the Our Father over and over again. The boy soon became bored and wandered down the rows of pews and out into the open. the mother noticed the boy missing and panicked goes to find him.
"Yokav!" she calls, running to the door of the church. "Joanna, keep praying." she said, handing her a set of green rosary beads. The girl nodded.
"Yes, Mother." The woman ran out to look for her son.
"Yokav! Yokav?! Yokav, you naughty boy! Yokav! Yoka-" She stopped when she saw the broken body of her son in the distance. "YOKAV!!!" she ran towards her son, but a huge figure stood in her path.
"Madam Frankenstein." it said "You should have taught your son not to play in cemeteries." The woman started to scream, but the monster wrapped his hand around her throat, cutting off her scream.
"Mother!" her daughter cried out from the inside of the church.
"Jo...Anna..." the woman choked. The monster smiled. "Call your daughter here. She is going to die anyway. She is a Frankenstein." the woman struggled to warn her daughter.
"Jo..anna...Stay...in the...church...pray..."
"Pray?!" the monster laughed. "Your father mocked God and now you try and ask for forgiveness?!" Still laughing, the monster squeezed until the woman was a lifeless corps. It tossed the body away and turned to the trembling girl. "Come to me, little Frankenstein maid. It will not hurt, I promise." still trembling, she fell to her knees, clutching her mother's rosary. In the distance, the sound of a mob could be heard. The monster grimaced and glared at the girl.
"One day I will kill you, and be rid of the name Frankenstein." Turning, the monster ran into the forest, leaving the young girl in fear.