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William and Mary
Book • 2012
In Roald Dahl's macabre short story, "William and Mary", a woman named Mary discovers a shocking secret about her recently deceased husband, William.
William, a domineering and intellectually arrogant man, had arranged with a doctor to have his brain kept alive after his death.
Mary is invited to witness the experiment and finds William's brain and one functioning eye preserved in a laboratory setting.
As Mary interacts with William's conscious brain, she begins to assert her independence and exact a subtle revenge on her controlling husband, now reduced to a disembodied consciousness.
William, a domineering and intellectually arrogant man, had arranged with a doctor to have his brain kept alive after his death.
Mary is invited to witness the experiment and finds William's brain and one functioning eye preserved in a laboratory setting.
As Mary interacts with William's conscious brain, she begins to assert her independence and exact a subtle revenge on her controlling husband, now reduced to a disembodied consciousness.
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