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Sentientals. They are the change for the future, deemed the perfect solution. But  only the powerful have them for who else would better use them than the powerful?, all of them look human.

Similar to them. Act like them. But not human, they can't be when heart is made of steel, framework of metal. They were meant to be used not loved, but when you give one a human mind they'll think with that mind.

For the human mind is a complex thing and so are robots, when a robot is given a mind it will be different than expected. Surpass what is expected of them. Be different that the predictable machine is something else.

It was made to be different wasn't it?
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