The Human Element

· Kat Thomas
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An experiment gone wrong, or so she thought. She was one of the most respected scientists in her field. Though this type of experiment was not what she had studied, she was willing to be a part of it. Though after the first few weeks, she realized that it was wrong.

Making a super solider was not new. Every country in the world was trying at some point, though here was never a clear answer for it. However, this experiment was without the consent of the people they were working on. Again or so she thought.

After the second to last stage was completed she was told to sit down and keep her head down as well. That was what set her off. She then and went and told the people what was going on. They staged a coup to get out and then they took her with them. Everything changed when she realized that they not only knew they had gone through the program twice before. For one of them, it had not worked. Although his tie with his emotions was the only thing that had not. Everything changed for her and him as they stayed behind and locked themselves away. The human element never really goes away like that. 

An experiment gone wrong, or so she thought. She was one of the most respected scientists in her field. Though this type of experiment was not what she had studied, she was willing to be a part of it. Though after the first few weeks, she realized that it was wrong. Making a super solider was no...

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