Conto sobre um experimento científico que desperta uma planta de cenoura

"Sem danos causados", um conto 1961 de Jack Sharkey, publicado pela primeira vez em Histórias fantásticas de imaginaçãoJulho 1961, disponível no Internet Archive. Algum dos estas capas tocar um sino?

Man and woman stood side by side in the hot light of the afternoon sun, staring, staring at the immobile form of the patient whose disrupted mind they were attempting to reunite into an intelligent whole . . .

My name, he thought. Funny. I should know my own name. I've heard it often enough . . . It's . . . Is it—is it Garret? That sounds like it, but—I can't seem to recall . . .

[. . . .]

"At least," said Lisa, taking him gently by the arm, "He's no worse off. The experiment just didn't work out, that's all.But there's no harm done, at any rate."

"Nope. I suppose you're right," Jeff said bitterly, reaching to lift the stool from its patch of sunlight. Then, with a brief surge of anger at the futility he felt, he lashed out with his foot and kicked the green parsleylike top clean off a carrot that jutted just a bit higher than its fellows in the garden bed behind the stool. "No harm done," he muttered angrily, and went back with Lisa toward the sanatarium.

While a silent, agony-filled voice behind him kept shrieking, over and over, "My eyes! He kicked out my eyes! I'm blind! Help me! Help me!"