One character in this play describes a condition where a certain group gnashes its teeth and go into a stamping-mill. Characters in this work include the psychologist Dr. Hallemeier and Busman, who work with the engineers Fabry and Dr. Gall. At the end of this work, Alquist realizes that Primus and 
One character in this play describes a condition where a certain group gnashes its teeth and go into a stamping-mill. Characters in this work include the psychologist Dr. Hallemeier and Busman, who work with the engineers Fabry and Dr. Gall. At the end of this work, Alquist realizes that Primus and Helena are a new Adam and Eve. In this play, Helena Glory meets and eventually marries Harry Domin, and later both of these characters are killed in a revolt led by the title entities, whose name is Czech for "serf" or "worker." For 10 points, name this play by Karel Capek that introduced the word "robot".
One character in this play describes a condition where a certain group gnashes its teeth and go into a stamping-mill.
R.U.R. [or Rossum's Universal Robots]