KamaKamaSutra
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Her fingers brushed the book, he had never seen her before in the store, she eyed the cover with a smile on her lips. Frankenstein had risen and fallen out of favor with the public many times, but it was Iconic. Mary Shelly had created something magical in the story about love, hatred, and the complexity of the human condition. She flipped the front cover open and was surly reading the inscription, it was a hand-written note from the original owner. The man had inscribed his thoughts of the book and scribbled some notes on experiments and designs for equipment throughout. He watched as a photo fell from the pages, she reached down to pick it up. It was the owner of the book, he was a handsome man to some, his green eyes shone with intelligence from behind his glasses, the bridge of his nose speckled with freckles and his hair medium length and wavy. He was wearing a suit in the picture, maybe from an event or something. He looked somewhat fit, but softer than the gym tone that had become popular these days. If the girl would have noticed or if she could see in the electrical spectrum as his theory went, the man was standing a short distance away, leaned back on the counter, his blue button down tucked into black pants, the sandals on his feet giving him a beachy vibe his eyes watching her but distracted by his own thoughts.
He had been a scientist and an amateur inventor, he had died in accident a few years back, the book was one of the few things that survived the fire that engulfed the room after. He had been wanting to transform our understanding of how the human mind interacted with the world. He had developed a theory that since our personality was based in the electrical signals of the brain that we could use electricity to transfer consciousness into other forms. He was attempting to transfer his consciousness from his body to another body, a coma patient that their family had willingly donated the body to him. The sound of the cash register dinging, signaling the end of a sell, pulled Shawn out of his internal monologue. The girl had bought the book, he had missed it and hadn’t caught her name. He was glad to see the book go, it had survived the fire that took his life, and inspired his work. He looked around at the store, now that the last bit of his old life was gone, what would he pine over? He smiled at the ridiculousness of his situation, a scientist ghost.
He wasn’t prepared for was the sudden pull on him, he was yanked from the store and onto the street. He struggled to stay on his feet, how was he still affected by physics when he didn’t have a corporal form! This world really was amazing when you started breaking it down. He was smiling to be outside again this was the first time he was able to get through the door of the shop in almost two years. He had spent the first month discovering and then trying to escape his boundaries, the second and third he collapsed and laid on the floor while people walked through him, the fourth month the day his Birthday was supposed to be on May 25th, he would have been 30. On that day he had started to explore his new-found form, after some time he learned how to interact with the outside world, but when he had typed a message onto a typewriter on the counter and scared the clerk into quitting he learned to be subtler with his interactions.
He quickly discovered after a few attempts to walk in different directions that he had to follow the girl, what had changed since she came in? The BOOK! Was he bound to the book? How did that work?! He ran over hypotheses. Maybe his consciousness had successfully transferred, but was bound to the book instead of the body? But how, the book had no brain and no electrical function to speak of. Wait, maybe the electrical charge of the atoms that made up the paper was enough? Damn, if he had a physical body he could test this theory, he couldn’t remember the exact charge of an atom right now, hopefully where ever they were going would have some books for him to read through. He hadn’t been out of the store in years, the light should have been blinding, but since he didn’t have optical nerves anymore there wasn’t anything to be strained by the bright sun. He looked around at his world, then letting his eyes settle on the girl, he strolled behind her keeping time with her.
“Well at least the view isn’t bad”
He had been a scientist and an amateur inventor, he had died in accident a few years back, the book was one of the few things that survived the fire that engulfed the room after. He had been wanting to transform our understanding of how the human mind interacted with the world. He had developed a theory that since our personality was based in the electrical signals of the brain that we could use electricity to transfer consciousness into other forms. He was attempting to transfer his consciousness from his body to another body, a coma patient that their family had willingly donated the body to him. The sound of the cash register dinging, signaling the end of a sell, pulled Shawn out of his internal monologue. The girl had bought the book, he had missed it and hadn’t caught her name. He was glad to see the book go, it had survived the fire that took his life, and inspired his work. He looked around at the store, now that the last bit of his old life was gone, what would he pine over? He smiled at the ridiculousness of his situation, a scientist ghost.
He wasn’t prepared for was the sudden pull on him, he was yanked from the store and onto the street. He struggled to stay on his feet, how was he still affected by physics when he didn’t have a corporal form! This world really was amazing when you started breaking it down. He was smiling to be outside again this was the first time he was able to get through the door of the shop in almost two years. He had spent the first month discovering and then trying to escape his boundaries, the second and third he collapsed and laid on the floor while people walked through him, the fourth month the day his Birthday was supposed to be on May 25th, he would have been 30. On that day he had started to explore his new-found form, after some time he learned how to interact with the outside world, but when he had typed a message onto a typewriter on the counter and scared the clerk into quitting he learned to be subtler with his interactions.
He quickly discovered after a few attempts to walk in different directions that he had to follow the girl, what had changed since she came in? The BOOK! Was he bound to the book? How did that work?! He ran over hypotheses. Maybe his consciousness had successfully transferred, but was bound to the book instead of the body? But how, the book had no brain and no electrical function to speak of. Wait, maybe the electrical charge of the atoms that made up the paper was enough? Damn, if he had a physical body he could test this theory, he couldn’t remember the exact charge of an atom right now, hopefully where ever they were going would have some books for him to read through. He hadn’t been out of the store in years, the light should have been blinding, but since he didn’t have optical nerves anymore there wasn’t anything to be strained by the bright sun. He looked around at his world, then letting his eyes settle on the girl, he strolled behind her keeping time with her.
“Well at least the view isn’t bad”
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