Dr. Sean's Narrative Fiction

“Hello,” said Dr. Sean.
“Ho,” Arnold repeated after.
“No, no, no,” Dr. Sean denied, “Hello.”
“Hello,” Arnold tried again.
“Oh! Good,” Dr. Sean praised him.
Arnold was an unreal human; he was cloned by Dr. Sean. Nobody would know he was a cloned human, seeing he had perfect 32 body parts like common people, but different looking. His aspect could attract everyone to adore him as no one could do. Blonde hair, ocean-blue eyes, and horn chestnut-shaped lips absolutely matched on his face. Even though he seemed to be a real human apparently, he needed to learn more how to be an individual. He couldn’t talk, think and didn’t even have any feeling. His body learned that what hurt or interrupted him, however, it didn’t learn how to respond. It was
a huge job for Dr. Sean to teach him.
Everyday, Arnold had various lessons to learn from Dr. Sean. Dr. Sean had an attempt to develop Arnold to be a human, who was able to do things by himself and know how to survive in the real world that full of both good and evil.
His appearance was an adult, yet, his brain was never developed. Dr. Sean provided him the necessary basic knowledge as it would help him to be more manlike. The lesson began with English alphabet and pronunciation, writing and listening. Arnold’s brain was 25 years old but he knew nothing like a baby. It occupied a period of time to train him. A good thing was his brain more advanced than a baby’s brain so it could proceed faster.