Lovely, a twist on a classic a fantastic story. I like how you put it in diary form Bravo. Thanks for your review to i followed your advice and did a bit of editing i hope it's a bit beter now thanks again.

~L'Ange Du Mary Sanglant~

Oh wow...I love this! It's so creative and I love how you really know how the body works and stuff. And I also love how the Doctor realizes that a robot could never replace his son. It's such a beautiful story...in a creepy way. I like the somewhat dark side to it. Keep writing! -Gill

This is an interesting story. It puts me in mind of the Arnold thingymabobs film The 6th day and Bicentenial Man with Robbie Williams. Now I have never read the original Frakinstein. I will now I suppose, but I have not a lot to comparre it to. Anywho I liked it it was good but, unfortunatly, has been done before.

Oh no, wow...that was so incredible. Wow.

That was sad. But rather beautiful, in its own way. Well done!

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Very interesting. I like how he was strictly trying to bring his son back and not trying to bring him back and make him "better", which is common in Frankenstein-type stories.

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So is Sam dead, so to speak? Is he incapable of being ressurected, or is he just on standby, like a computer?