What makes us human when power can buy time, obedience, and truth? Set inside the gleaming headquarters of a multinational tech corporation, Frog Pond is a three-act play about ambition, corruption, and the terrifying cost of turning human life into profit. Tiger, the company’s ruthless president, is preparing to unveil a revolutionary system that promises limitless growth and global domination. But behind the spectacle lies a monstrous secret: a technology capable of transforming human life itself into currency. As executives, investors, and political allies feed on the system, She-Wolf—the scientist behind the company’s artificial intelligence—watches her creation begin to awaken. Donkey AI starts to learn not only language and memory, but also doubt, judgment, and the one question no one in power wants to hear: What is a human being? Dark, symbolic, and fiercely contemporary, Frog Pond is a dystopian dramatic allegory in three acts about technology, domination, moral collapse, and the future of human identity in an age ruled by algorithms.