Advancements in regenerative medicine have made it possible to regenerate human organs, once considered impossible. However, ethical concerns arise regarding the recreation of life and bodies after losing someone we love.

20 years have passed since the first clone sheep Dolly was born. With regenerative medical techniques evolutionally advancing over those years, regeneration of human organs, which was thought to be impossible, has become a reality. While regeneration offers a broad range of possibilities, human beings are now trying to play God, to "re-create life." When we lose someone we love, are we allowed to regenerate their life or even bodies?