The Plexus

You and your colleagues are doctorate students, studying under the distinguished nineteenth century neuroanatomist Augusta Déjerene-Klumpke.

For months, you’ve toiled away in her lab, labeling and cataloging carefully dissected muscles and brachial plexus segments. (Boring!)

What she doesn’t know is that you are secretly stitching these structures together to build a fully-functional human arm that you can reanimate from the dead to finish your dissertation for you.

Will your misguided scheme end in triumph… or in a biohazard bag?