Mikhail Bulgakov's Heart of a Dog

Warning: This video contains graphic descriptions of violence against animals
This video discusses Mikhail Bulgakov's novel Heart of a Dog, which is a satire on the Soviet system as well as being a kind of modern Frankenstein novel. A Moscow surgeon implants a human's pituitary gland and testes into a dog, which is then slowly transformed into a relatively degenerate human.
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Oh! Moreover, I think that Mr. Hyde and Comrade Sharikov have a lot in common. It would be a mind-blowing duet.

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Human brain and balls are equal to dog's: doesn't have the feature to function at same time!🤣

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