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In a moment of panic, Janet cries out for the bandages to be removed immediately, only to be sedated by the medical staff as her frustrations boil over. This reflects a profound irony: in a society that claims to value conformity, any expression of individuality—such as emotion or a desire for freedom—is quickly suppressed.
Once over the initial hurdle of sedation, the doctor prepares to unveil Janet’s face. Tension fills the air as they carefully unwrap the bandages, and everyone in the room awaits the outcome of what they hope will be a successful transformation. Throughout the anticipation, Janet’s visible anxiety contrasts sharply with the clinical detachment of the staff.