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Brand Fanshaw survived a terrible crashlanding following a return from the Moon. His body survived - but the front of his brain was destroyed. His body could be repaired, but the person was forever gone.
Gifted surgeon Charlie Masson, however, knew how to animate Fanshaw's body - after a fashion.
Using the associated neuronic control apparatus, which communicated with the receptor-transmitter via radio waves, Masson could not only see and hear what Fanshaw's body saw and felt, he could also control Fanshaw's body. Comment/Join this discussion ( 0 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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