ANABIOSIS (ān'ə-bī-ō'sĭs) noun. from a variant of the greek stem ANABIOUN: to return to life.
1. you were dragged into this world out of the void by a creator who saw you as a thing. you were never a person — you were an experiment, a cobbled-together mess of rotten flesh, that your maker abandoned without remorse. after all, why should the scientist pity the lab rat?
2. you don’t remember death. in a sense, you never were dead: the man you are now never existed before, until that cold-hearted maker dripped life into the veins and the bones that he robbed from desecrated graves. did these wretched people ever dream that they would, in death, be party to the birth of a monstrosity?
3. you don’t remember death. but sometimes, YOU WISH YOU DID.independent & selective THE BEING, of mary wollstonecraft shelley’s frankenstein, or the modern prometheus. formerly ‘ignatiius.’ established november 2013, remade december 2014.
indie hannibal lecter
