The psychologist Hallemeier says that the title characters occassionally ignore orders while talking to the main female role, who has arrived on the island where this work takes place on a humanitarian mission.
At the end of this work, Alquist blesses two lovers and rechristens them Adam and Eve. The psychologist Hallemeier says that the title characters occassionally ignore orders while talking to the main female role, who has arrived on the island where this work takes place on a humanitarian mission. The founders of the enterprise on the island do not appear, but Domin tells them about them: the son, who sees the title characters as inexpensive workers, (*) and the father, who instead wanted to play a Creator role. Helena Glory finds all this out in, FTP, what sci-fi play by Karel Capek which introduced the term robot?
At the end of this work, Alquist blesses two lovers and rechristens them Adam and Eve.
{R.U.R.} ({Rossum's Universal Robots})