火星の記憶

A newspaper reporter struggles with grief after his wife undergoes surgery and is declared dead, but surgeons discover her internal anatomy is unlike any human's, with unfamiliar gelatinous organs and no discernible heart. Medical staff press him for permission to preserve and study the body, framing the case as a scientific mystery. Torn between private mourning and public curiosity, he returns to his hometown, revisits memories of their shared past, and seeks records that might clarify contradictory evidence about her physiology and alleged recollections of a space journey. The narrative examines memory, identity, and the uneasy contact between domestic life and unsettling scientific inquiry.