Faceless

The Mental Illness Research Facility and Cure Center hire four women to birth four children. Each child different, each one will be raised the same. The infants are taken stright from their mothers after birth, and put each child in an underground house, where they will be grow up all alone. Never seeing another person, never seeing themselves. By the age of 13, the children are released into the real world, where they will see a human face for the first time, where they will meet themselves in a mirror, where they will eat strange food, touch new things. Where the children will meet each other.
All of this is done to study how the human brain reacts in social situations, trying to find a cure for mental illnesses. But is it worth it? Is any human life worth sacraficing for the good of human kind? Is that what a hero is? Are you still human if you've never got to act like one?