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Abstract

Abstract
What We Learned About Protein: two short stories
By Jordan Keller
Matters of health are explored. In one story, "Killing Kristine Three Times," the same
character's death is described in three different scenarios: one in which she dies miserably in the
present, one in which she dies magnificently in the near future, and one in which she dies despite
having the option to live forever. All three scenarios are based on technologies and ideas that are
now in development or practice in reality. In the other story, "Thinking of Your Future,"
communication problems between doctors, a preacher, and the parents of a boy with a rare
disease (PKU) may threaten his chances for leading a normal life.

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Table of Contents

Thinking of Your Future…………………..Page 1
Killing Kristine Three Times…………….Page 31

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School	Emory College
Department	English and Creative Writing
Degree	BA
Submission	Honors Thesis
Language	English
Research Field	Literature, General Health Sciences, Public Health Sociology, Public and Social Welfare
Parola chiave	sens de grey pku well rich lotus aubrey de grey medicine class health healthcare aging, phenylketonuria preventative wellness predictive health
Committee Chair / Thesis Advisor	Grimsley, Jim, Emory University
Committee Members	Williams, Lynna, Emory University Lampl, Michelle, Emory University

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