()
Driven by societal pressures, financial hardship, and the desire to become a parent, Shelley chooses a radical solution: body replacement surgery. This chillingly futuristic tale explores the ethical and psychological implications of altering one's physical form, challenging the very definition of identity. The story delves into themes of body image, economic disparity, and the profound consequences of technological advancement, leaving a haunting question in its wake: what price are we willing to pay for our deepest desires? Comparable works include Never Let Me Go