Bicentennial Man Page #2
-Can we fix him?
-No. Look at him--
he's in a million pieces!
-[Sighs]
-I'm sorry. There's
nothing you can do.
Put the rest of them away.
Wow.
-Andrew!
-Yes, Little Miss?
This is the best present
I ever got.
One is glad
to be of service.
Would you please
come with me?
Does this involve
a window?
[Chuckling] No.
You can sit here.
His name is Woofy,
and from now on...
he's yours.
-Woofy.
-Uh-huh.
Because sometimes
he barks,
once he gets to know you.
Oh.
Thank you very much.
You're welcome.
I have to go
to sleep now, Andrew.
-Yes.
-Yeah. Can you, kinda--
Of course.
-Good night, sweetheart.
-Good night, Andrew.
-Little Miss?
-Sure. Thanks.
Miss?
-After you.
-Well, thank you.
You're welcome.
Andrew, did you
really make this?
Yes, sir.
A robot cannot
tell a lie, Andrew.
That is not
entirely correct, sir.
One could lie,
if one were ordered to lie,
or if it were necessary to tell
-or if one's own safety were
in jeopardy--Sir?
-Andrew.
for Little Miss.
-And the design--
you're responsible for that?
-Yes, sir.
-What did you copy it from?
-Copy it, ma'am?
Well, I mean, you didn't just get it
out of thin air.
You got it out of some book,
right, or used the computer
to plot it out?
One did nothing more than study
the raw material for a time...
until one came to understand how best
to carve it into a shape...
that would appeal to Little Miss's
love of tiny mammals.
[Soprano Singing Aria]
[Continues]
[Continues, Louder]
[Continues]
[Crescendo]
Yes, yes.
Please come in.
I am so glad you called.
Mansky, Dennis Mansky.
Richard Mark.
And an NDR-114.
Now, I got your message,
but what exactly is it doing?
Well, what interests me is
he shows a number of characteristics--
like creativity,
curiosity, friendship--
that, frankly,
have taken us by surprise.
Mm-hmm.
-Andrew--
-Yes, Dennis?
Social as well.
Now I'd like to show you
something if I may.
These are
original works of art,
-"Enjoy."
-Yes.
-Should one not use that word?
No, no. It's fine, Andrew.
See what I mean?
It's unusual, surely,
to hear a robot talk
about enjoying something.
What I want to know is,
do many of your other robots
have--have feelings like this?
Must be...
something in the pathways.
[Clears Throat]
So, then, will you be wanting
a refund or a replacement?
No, neither. I just wanted
to get your reaction to Andrew.
I wanted to know what you think.
He's unique,
wouldn't you say?
It is an anomaly.
No refund, no replacement--
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