Bicentennial Man
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:53:02
Are you all right? You seem very quiet.
:53:08
How does one obtain freedom?
:53:14
-You wish to leave us?
-Not at all, Little Miss.

:53:17
One merely wishes to be declared free.
:53:22
But why?
:53:23
You have so much freedom here.
:53:25
Until one is ordered to do something.
:53:28
lt's been years since anyone's
given you an order.

:53:31
But you may still request one
to perform tasks.

:53:35
We ask all the time, but it's a request,
not an order.

:53:44
That's not enough for you is it?
:53:49
One has studied your history.
:53:52
Terrible wars have been fought
where millions have died for one idea:

:53:58
Freedom.
:54:01
And it seems that something
that means so much to so many people...

:54:06
...would be worth having.
:54:25
Would now be a good time
to speak with you?

:54:28
lt's always a good time. You know that.
:54:40
lt is everything in one's bank account.
:54:44
Why would you want to give me--
:54:46
To purchase one's freedom.
:54:49
One wants to be free.
:54:52
One would still obey the three laws,
and serve you in exactly the same fashion.

:54:57
The only thing that would change
would be the form.

:54:59
One would no longer be your property.

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