to tell a Machine-Man from a mortal——!"

that Hel was a woman, and you a man…"

the MACHINE-Man—?!"

"…the other man… the same evening…"

that Hel was a woman, and you a man…" "Only once in my life did I forget anything:

She is the most perfect and obedient tool that ever a man possessed! Tonight you'll see,

One man's hymns of praise became other men's curses

So, Joh Fredersen—?! Isn't it worth the loss of a hand to have created the man of the future?

The man who lived in it was Rotwang, the inventor.

Rotwang, give the Machine-Man the likeness of that girl.

Great is the World and its Creator! And Great is Man!"

Great is the world and its Creator And Great is Man

"Come! It is time to give the Machine-Man your face!"

"This man does not wish that his son be found here this evening!"

I put on this disguise to escape from the Thin Man… But for ten days your father's spy

a price to pay for re-creating Hel—?!

"She will destroy their belief in a mediator!"

I still have a long way to go tonight…"

There must be a mediator between HEADS and HANDS

Feder sees a monk in the pulpit who preaches: