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A discontented surgeon grows desperate over his wife's persistent hypochondria and obsession with surgical replacements, which leave her increasingly unpleasant. He endures social isolation and drinking until he and an inventive colleague devise a radical technological solution: an artificial cranial replacement that restores her former vivacity by replacing her head with an electronic apparatus. The story examines the moral and emotional consequences of treating a spouse as a composite of parts, exploring themes of bodily modification, identity, and the ethical limits of technological repair in intimate relationships.
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