Depraved

Alex and Lucy engage in a profound conversation about their future, contemplating the possibility of starting a family. Despite their mutual feelings, they both acknowledge that the timing for such a significant decision couldn't be worse, adding tension to their relationship.

Frustrations reach a boiling point during their discussion, resulting in a heated argument. Alex reveals his deep-rooted feelings of failure, which only exacerbates the conflict and showcases the emotional turmoil they are experiencing.

On a more positive note, Lucy surprises Alex with a thoughtful necklace as a birthday gift. This moment hints at the affection they hold for each other amid their struggles.

As Alex returns home following his birthday celebration, tragedy strikes when he is brutally attacked and stabbed multiple times. The incident leaves him lifeless, marking a heartbreaking turn of events as the credits begin to roll.

To his shock, Alex awakens in a makeshift laboratory, discovering that parts of his body have been replaced with stitched-together components. This marks the beginning of his transformation into a new being, now referred to as Adam.

Henry, a doctor, enters the scene and expresses astonishment at Alex's transformation, dubbing him Adam. He takes it upon himself to show Adam around, aiming to provide protection and guidance as Adam grapples with fragmented memories of his former life.

To sustain his new existence, Adam must take several medications, crucial for his survival. During this process, Henry discovers that music plays a pivotal role in helping Adam regain his learning capabilities, pushing his education forward remarkably.

As the story unfolds, we learn about Henry's troubled past as a doctor in Afghanistan. This background details the traumatic experiences that have shaped his current life, including his strained relationship with Liz, who confronts him about his alleged PTSD.

The narrative introduces Polidori, a mastermind behind a revolutionary drug, who craves wealth and fame. Combining ambition with unethical choices, he complicates the lives of those around him, raising moral questions about his actions.

During a visit to a museum, Polidori unveils exhibits showcasing human depravity, including weaponry and erotic art. In an unexpected twist, they encounter Lucy, who fails to recognize Adam but triggers vague feelings of familiarity within him.

In a moment of defiance, Henry halts Adam's medication against Polidori's advice. He then returns Adam's old necklace, awakening painful memories that lead Adam to confront his unsettling reality.

In a tragic twist of fate, Adam's impulsive behavior during a night out leads to an accidental fatality involving a charming blonde he meets at a bar. This event escalates chaos in Adam's already tumultuous existence.

Returning home, Henry discovers Adam with the lifeless body of the girl. In a moment of desperation, he refuses Adam's demand to bring her back to life, resulting in a brutal confrontation between the two.

The story reaches a boiling point during a climactic struggle at Polidori's residence, ultimately resulting in Henry's fatal wound. In the chaos, Polidori's betrayal becomes evident, culminating in a dramatic fight.

In a final act of revenge, Adam confronts Polidori, forcing pills down his throat before tossing him from a bridge to his death. Escaping the ensuing chaos and fire, Adam disappears into the wilderness, free from societal constraints.