Benign: a screenplay
Abstract
Benign is a story set in the microscopic world of cellular respiration and reproduction. The plot is concerned with the epiphanies and adventures of Pro, a microorganism who stumbles upon a shocking conspiracy being sustained by the ruling aristocracy of the cellular world. This script utilizes the backdrop of microbiology as a means to address issues of identity in society, the struggles associated with social classification and stratification and themes of inferiority in an urban setting. The discourse also addresses philosophical concerns such as predetermination, free will and the pursuit of individuality.
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Huval, Jacob Lee (2002). Benign: a screenplay. Texas A&M University. Available electronically from https : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /ETD -TAMU -2002 -Fellows -Thesis -H886.