Bush had the feeling that if he were a man of instant quickness of thought and readiness of tongue he would take advantage of this new attitude of the captain's to free Wellard from his peril; by posing as the captain's devoted companion in trouble and at the same time laughing off the thought of danger from any conspiracy, he might modify the captain's fears. So he felt, but he had no confidence in himself. - lieutenant hornblower, ch. 2
God isn't interested in technology. He knows nothing of the potential of the microchip or the silicon revolution. Look how he spends his time. Forty-three species of parrot! Nipples for men! I mean, are we not in the hands of a lunatic?
The late, great David Warner as the Frankenstein Monster (alongside the late, great Carrie Fisher) in a 1984 low-budget, relatively faithful adaptation of Mary Shelley's novel made for British TV, which also featured John Gielgud and Robert Powell (Franco Zeffirelli's JESUS OF NAZARETH himself) as Dr. Frankenstein.