The Three Birds

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The narrative follows a harrowing day that transforms from the mundane to a life-altering crisis when the protagonist suffers severe injuries, leading to an airlift to a top neurology hospital. Outside the critical care unit, a professor proposes using the protagonist's injuries for research, prompting existential questions about life, death, and the ethics of medical research. The story delves into themes of vulnerability, the fragility of life, and the intersection of personal trauma with academic inquiry.