Godsend Page #3
Richard Wells? Well, sure
I've heard of him. Why do you ask?
He was an old teacher of Jessie's.
Really?
He's the stuff of legend.
He was doing really advanced work
on gene mapping.
We're talking way ahead of his time.
Anyway... last thing I heard
he sold his findings to a huge firm
made a ridiculous amount of money
and then just sort of dropped out
of the game entirely.
Every once in a while
I come across an article of his in a journal.
Consistently brilliant.
- Like I said, he's...
- A genius.
Yeah. I know.
Paul, I'm so very sorry.
OK, thanks.
Oh, are you going?
- No!
One...
Ooh. Ooh.
Did you see this?
Ooh. Three, two, one.
The game is live!
And then, all of a sudden...
I'm right side up.
Wait a second! You're confusing me!
Do you think that's a good idea?
No, I think we should call it... Adam.
Guess who?
I don't know.
- It's me, Adam.
- I don't think I know an Adam.
I'm your son.
Ow!
- The family jewels.
Are we all in?
Damn. What a handsome group.
Hi, Mom!
Adam.
This hat.
I've never seen you wear this before.
- Bad hair day.
- I've never seen you wear any hat.
All cells are, in essence, clones...
identical copies of one original cell.
Now, the key to
artificially stimulating replication
is in shocking a specialized cell
back to its pre-specialized state
its stem cell precursor.
The cell as it was
before it became a liver cell or a brain cell
or a relatively simpler cheek cell.
Once in this state
the cell's nucleus is immediately transferred
to a mother's enucleated egg.
The transfer completed
the egg cell will then ideally accept
at which point we let nature takes its course.
She did great.
We need to keep her here until tomorrow
to make sure the implant takes.
But she did wonderfully.
She has to lie down for at least an hour
so why don't we go look at the house?
She's in good hands.
So, all these people
and no-one else knows?
The procedure doesn't differ much
from a standard implant
so as far as my staff's concerned
Jessie's being treated
as a high-risk in vitro.
- Dr. Wells?
- Thanks, George.
Here you go.
Riverton's a great town.
I think you're really going to like it here.
It's a bit secluded maybe
but a wonderful community.
Nice people. Lots of families.
Perfect place to raise a child.
So why don't you follow me?
I'll show you around.
Beautiful country, isn't it?
This whole area has a lot of history.
And the house itself is 100 years old
at least.
Sorry there's no furniture.
I took the liberty of ordering some.
It should be here sometime tomorrow.
What if this doesn't work, Richard?
What if the implant doesn't take
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