New 19Noc - Il Professoro's Daughter

[JulieH]

Il Professoro's Daughter

Can a college student find love with the girl next door? What if she's a bit ... untouchable?
Loosely inspired by "Rapaccini's Daughter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne



Direct download

Cover art by Brett Coulstock
Music by Kostas Vomvalos

[Bill Hollweg]

DL link not workin- HELP!
;-)

[JulieH]

It worked for me - try right click and save as.

[Bill Hollweg]

Thats what I did- going back to try again
;-)

[Bill Hollweg]

werkin now!
;-)

WOOOOOOOOOOOT

[Bill Hollweg]

Got it!

[unterhund]

Nice update of the source material. It's kind of amazing how easily the story slipped into the modern time, in fact.

But do college guys really talk like that these days? Their dialog sounded unnatural to me. I am old, though (at least from their perspective) so I might be out of touch.

[stephensmat]

	Quote:	unterhund
	Nice update of the source material. It's kind of amazing how easily the story slipped into the modern time, in fact. But do college guys really talk like that these days? Their dialog sounded unnatural to me. I am old, though (at least from their perspective) so I might be out of touch.

I think the college dialogue was made to reflect how stupid they were. Call it a clash of worlds. You've got the Knuckledusters on one side of his life and the exotic untouchable on the other.

What's got me a little confused was the ending. Did the vial break or did she take it? Because if she took it she's either cured or dead, in which case they still can't be together.

According to the original short story, that's exactly what happened. Frankenstein without the revenge.

[JulieH]

For the end, the intention was that the vial broke, so she's not cured - and neither is Joe. And that's fine, because they can still be together.
8)
As to the guys, it's partly the knuckleduster aspect, but also a nice little subplot of friends so close who fall apart when one finds a girl.