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Peake’s stage adaptation adds Frankenstein’s servant Fritz and gives the scientist a community of friends and family. Frankenstein’s creation, a mute Creature, escapes the laboratory; after a series of encounters, Frankenstein shoots it, triggering an avalanche that kills them both.
The Haunted Inn is an 1828 melodrama by the British writer Richard Brinsley Peake. It was first acted at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and was part of a group of plays that used a country inn as a setting for sinister or threatening events.
Peake’s stage adaptation adds Frankenstein’s servant Fritz and gives the scientist a community of friends and family. Frankenstein’s creation, a mute Creature, escapes the laboratory; after a series of encounters, Frankenstein shoots it, triggering an avalanche that kills them both.
The Haunted Inn is an 1828 melodrama by the British writer Richard Brinsley Peake. It was first acted at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and was part of a group of plays that used a country inn as a setting for sinister or threatening events.