Summary
A wealthy, facially deformed surgeon, skilled in craniofacial procedures, adds women to his "collection" after they reject him for his appearance.
Abstract
The narrative "Two Faces" reveals the sinister actions of a skilled craniofacial surgeon, who, despite his wealth, faces rejection due to his facial deformity. He uses his surgical prowess to collect the faces of women who disdain him for his appearance, starting with a woman he hoped would be his lifelong partner. His latest girlfriend, enticed by his wealth, is oblivious to the danger she may be in as she admires his luxurious penthouse. The story hints at a pattern of such incidents, as evidenced by a linked narrative about a girl with a mysterious collection.
Opinions
- The surgeon believes that financial status can compensate for physical appearance, as indicated by his preparation of elaborate dinners to impress his dates.
- The surgeon harbors deep-seated resentment towards those who judge him solely based on his looks, leading to his disturbing hobby of collecting faces.
- The women in the story are portrayed as shallow, focusing on the surgeon's wealth or physical appearance rather than his character or skills.
- The surgeon's actions suggest a twisted sense of justice or retribution for the rejection he experiences, implying a link between his professional expertise and his method of dealing with personal grievances.
