Bicentennial Man
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1:07:00
Thank you.
1:07:02
l'm looking for Rupert Burns.
1:07:04
You've come to the right place. Come in.
1:07:08
Certainly have.
1:07:18
-Do you have a name?
-Of course l do.

1:07:21
Galatea.
1:07:24
Galatea.
1:07:26
You have an amazing agility.
1:07:29
You were dancing in the market.
1:07:31
-Did you like that?
-Very much.

1:07:34
Dancing is the sportiest sport.
1:07:37
And we're so much better at it
than humans.

1:07:40
l can't believe l finally found you.
1:07:44
When did you know?
1:07:45
Know what?
1:07:47
That you were unique?
1:07:49
l knew that right away.
1:07:52
Me, too.
1:07:54
You and l, we're the same.
1:08:02
We have personality.
1:08:06
ls your personality chip turned on?
1:08:10
lsn't yours?
1:08:12
No.
1:08:14
Sucks to be you!
1:08:16
l think personality is much more fun
than intelligence. Don't you?

1:08:23
l think so.
1:08:29
Can l help you?
1:08:31
Your robot is just a standard NDR,
isn't she?

1:08:35
Yeah, l'm afraid so.
1:08:38
Why does she have the ability to dance?
1:08:40
Because l put a modified skeletal chip
into her during her rebuild.

1:08:46
-How did you do the modification?
-My father taught me.

1:08:49
He created the android unit
at North Am Robotics.

1:08:52
He created the technology that allows you
to mimic human expression.

1:08:56
What happened to him?
1:08:57
North Am laid him off, so we started
this place. l took over when he died.


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