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Title: A Cage Of Butterflies
Words: 670
A Cage of Butterflies
A Cage of Butterflies introduces the controversial idea that there is potential for the misuse of scientific knowledge and practice by unscrupulous people. Brian Caswell has written this fictional book to make people aware of this problem in our society. The theme of the book can be seen from the different perspectives of the characters; the babies, the think tank group, Susan and Eric and the scientists. Caswell points out that some people place such things as fame and money in front of ethics and morality. The author also highlights the dangers in practices on which no restrictions are in place to prevent research like this going on behind closed doors.
A Cage of Butterflies tells the story of an institute for teenagers whose social skills ...
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