Autopsy Room Four

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Autopsy Room Four is a television episode adapted from a Stephen King short story, centering on a man mistakenly believed to be dead and facing autopsy while fully conscious.

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instanceOf television episode
adaptationOf Autopsy Room Four (short story)
authorOfSourceMaterial Stephen King
basedOn Autopsy Room Four
basedOnAuthor Stephen King
basedOnWorkType short story
centralPlotElement imminent autopsy on a living person
man mistakenly believed to be dead
containsElement black humor
suspense
countryOfOrigin United States
fictionalStatus work of fiction
genre dark comedy
horror
language English
mainCharacter Howard Cottrell
medium television
narrativeDevice apparent corpse as narrator
narrativePerspective first person
protagonistStatus paralyzed but conscious
setting hospital autopsy room
sourceMaterialAuthorNationality American
sourceMaterialCollection Everything's Eventual
sourceMaterialPublicationType short story collection
subjectMatter medical procedures
misdiagnosis of death
theme consciousness and paralysis
fear of premature autopsy
medical error
tone claustrophobic
ironic

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Everything's Eventual hasAdaptation Autopsy Room Four (television adaptation)
linked to: Autopsy Room Four
Autopsy Room Four basedOn Autopsy Room Four