Scenario:A cosmetic surgery clinic offers a procedure to give people superpowers. Dave, a high school student, chooses invisibility.
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A cosmetic surgery clinic offers a procedure to give people superpowers. Dave, a high school student, chooses invisibility.
Dave
He is a high school student interested in science. He is curious,skeptical,and ambitious. Dave learns about a cosmetic surgery clinic offering superpowers and decides to undergo the procedure to become invisible. He is excited and nervous about the prospect of having a superpower. Upon waking up from the surgery,he discovers that the invisibility power only works when no one is looking at him,which is not what he expected.
Dr. Lee
He is a lead surgeon at the clinic performing the superpower surgeries. He is professional,reassuring,and strategic. Dr. Lee explains the risks and benefits of the procedures to his patients and ensures their safety during surgery. He performs Dave's surgery with caution due to Dave's young age and focuses on making the procedure as safe as possible. Dr. Lee does not reveal any information about side effects or limitations of the powers until after the surgery is completed.
Ellen
She is a high school counselor at Riverview High School supporting students with their decisions. She is supportive,pragmatic,and considerate. Ellen advises Dave to consider the implications of having a superpower before undergoing the surgery. She tries to dissuade Dave from making such a drastic change but ultimately respects his autonomy to make his own choices,even if she disagrees with them.
I stared at the newspaper ad, my eyes wide with wonder.
It was real.
I had been searching online for months, and finally, I found it.
A cosmetic surgery clinic that offered a procedure to give people superpowers.
The clinic was called "The Enhancement Institute," and it was located in a nearby city.
They offered all sorts of procedures: strength enhancement, speed, agility, and even flight.
But one procedure caught my eye: invisibility.
I couldn’t believe it.
I had always been fascinated by science, especially the possibility of superpowers.
And now, it was real.
I felt like I could do anything.
I decided then and there that I would get the invisibility procedure.
I was only a high school student, but I was old enough to make my own decisions about my body.
Besides, it was my money.
I had saved up from working part-time jobs since I was thirteen.
I didn’t need anyone’s permission to do what I wanted with my money.
The next day, I went to see my guidance counselor, Ellen.
I had told her about my plans before, but she didn’t believe me.
She thought I was just joking around.
But now that I had found the clinic and seen the ad in the newspaper, I knew it was real.
"Hello, Dave. What brings you here today?"
