The doctor receives a package at his doorstep. He opens the box and sees Stephanie's head inside. It's about time for her appointment to get her head reattached to her new body via body transplant. The doctor asks her some questions about her experience and takes some notes. After a couple of questions, she asks kindly if she can be taken out of the box.

The doctor takes her out and places her standing up on a pillow on another chair. He continues to ask her questions, like how was it, did she notice any problems, what's the worst part, etc. After this pre-checkup he leaves her alo...

The doctor receives a package at his doorstep. He opens the box and sees Stephanie's head inside. It's about time for her appointment to get her head reattached to her new body via body transplant. The doctor asks her some questions about her experience and takes some notes. After a couple of questions, she asks kindly if she can be taken out of the box.

The doctor takes her out and places her standing up on a pillow on another chair. He continues to ask her questions, like how was it, did she notice any problems, what's the worst part, etc. After this pre-checkup he leaves her alone for a bit while he gets her body. The head waits, getting a little impatient but is looking forward to being on her new body.

The doctor attaches the head to the body. At first everything seems fine, but then Stephanie starts having problems; her body moves without her control. The doctor says this is to be expected, but it gets to the point where she loses complete control. Eventually, her head falls off and tumbles sideways onto the couch. The doctor makes sure she is okay, then places her on his lap.

The doctor explains that it might take some getting use to the body and tries to answer any questions or concerns Stephanie has to calm her down. He tells her he's going to keep her overnight and run some experiements tomorrow, which she reluctantly agrees too.

Stephanie's head again rests on a pillow, but this time on the couch. She tries to reassure herself that everything will be okay tomorrow, but worries still that her body won't accept her. She worries what life as just a head would be like, and tries not to think about it too much.