Jill’s non-campus double, meanwhile, is not doing so well.
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Strangeways lays out the implications of being a copy, as well as the usefulness of basic astronomical observation.
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I wonder how it feels to discover that she of whom you are a duplicate is succeeding brilliantly at something…
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Something rotten, indeed. Although it might not look quite that way…
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The special feature of pendant images is postponed until things in my laboratory get a little less chaotic.
A new month, and the adventure moves forward.
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The “woman behind bars” theme gets pushed here ever harder.
Image found at the tumblr THINK LESS!!
How is a newborn to know the consequences of her actions?
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So, let’s pay a little more credit to a favorite fetish of Reverse Pygmalion.
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Jill-Prime is at least the copy of someone who has been socialized to comply with medical advice.
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“Trust me. I am a doctor.” And who wouldn’t?
Image found in a presentation done by the New York Times.
Only minutes old, and already this pirate-copied version of Jill (“Jill-Prime” in the script) is already the subject of mad science experimentation.
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The girl victim of mad-science medical experimentation reminds me of another movie on my to-watch list, Pedro Amodovar’s The Skin I Live In (2011).
Screenshot from a review at We Got This Covered.
Ecce femina!
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The trope of a newly-created woman emerging from some sort of tank-like environment is a trope with a histoy, appearing (in promotional material, anyway) in a 1976 movie called Embryo.
Found at Cinematic Thoughts, which has a brief photoessay on this film.