WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:01.001 --> 00:00:04.641 Our world's on the verge of depending on synth labour. 2 00:00:04.801 --> 00:00:06.321 Your brand-new synthetic. 3 00:00:06.481 --> 00:00:08.417 This is THE best thing you will do for your family. 4 00:00:08.441 --> 00:00:09.761 Hello. You must be Laura. 5 00:00:09.921 --> 00:00:12.641 You brought it home and we don't know anything about it. 6 00:00:12.801 --> 00:00:14.481 It was an accident. Before I knew it... 7 00:00:14.641 --> 00:00:16.881 How could you do that to Mum? To us? To Anita? 8 00:00:17.041 --> 00:00:19.601 - She's part of this family. - Or of somebody else's. 9 00:00:19.761 --> 00:00:21.121 A conscious synthetic, 10 00:00:21.281 --> 00:00:23.361 with thoughts and feelings just like a human. 11 00:00:23.521 --> 00:00:24.881 If they knew what you were... 12 00:00:25.041 --> 00:00:26.681 - It would be the end? I know. - Yes. 13 00:00:26.841 --> 00:00:28.161 For all of you. 14 00:00:28.321 --> 00:00:30.961 When technology is able to improve and reproduce itself, 15 00:00:31.121 --> 00:00:34.121 it is the moment we become inferior to the machines. 16 00:00:34.281 --> 00:00:35.761 You killed someone, Niska. 17 00:00:35.921 --> 00:00:38.641 Everything your men do to us, they want to do to you. 18 00:00:38.801 --> 00:00:40.537 Dad didn't destroy all his work before he died. 19 00:00:40.561 --> 00:00:42.041 He hid it in us. 20 00:00:42.201 --> 00:00:44.321 We were right. The program creates consciousness. 21 00:00:44.481 --> 00:00:47.761 We must know more before we act. Someone we trust must keep it. 22 00:00:47.921 --> 00:00:49.521 Bollocks! It's gone. 23 00:00:49.681 --> 00:00:52.681 If it can be done for the few, it can be done for all. 24 00:00:52.841 --> 00:00:55.521 Do you think they will still want to be slaves? 25 00:01:13.241 --> 00:01:15.001 OK. 26 00:01:49.561 --> 00:01:51.361 Hey. Hey! 27 00:02:18.721 --> 00:02:21.001 Hey. 28 00:02:22.001 --> 00:02:24.161 I was hoping you'd dance with me. 29 00:02:24.321 --> 00:02:26.041 That's all. 30 00:02:26.201 --> 00:02:28.441 It's cool if it's not your thing. 31 00:02:28.601 --> 00:02:32.161 Is it? Your thing? 32 00:02:35.601 --> 00:02:37.961 You don't talk much. 33 00:02:38.121 --> 00:02:39.961 Talk is mostly noise. 34 00:02:45.601 --> 00:02:47.401 So, should I shut up? 35 00:02:48.801 --> 00:02:50.481 No. 36 00:03:46.481 --> 00:03:47.881 Are you sure you want this? 37 00:03:48.041 --> 00:03:50.721 You'll know when I don't. 38 00:04:31.801 --> 00:04:34.321 Here. You need a bed. 39 00:04:35.321 --> 00:04:37.241 So what are you doing in Berlin 40 00:04:37.401 --> 00:04:40.961 with just a bunch of... dead white guys for company? 41 00:04:41.961 --> 00:04:45.721 I was hoping they'd help me make a decision. 42 00:04:45.881 --> 00:04:47.721 About what? 43 00:04:49.801 --> 00:04:51.241 OK, well.. 44 00:04:51.401 --> 00:04:53.201 While you are thinking, 45 00:04:53.361 --> 00:04:55.801 I don't have work until five. 46 00:04:55.961 --> 00:04:57.961 You want to do something? 47 00:04:59.801 --> 00:05:02.081 - Can I ask you something? - Mm-hm. 48 00:05:02.241 --> 00:05:04.681 How did you know who you were? 49 00:05:07.801 --> 00:05:09.441 When did you know you liked women? 50 00:05:09.601 --> 00:05:11.841 Ah, OK. 51 00:05:12.001 --> 00:05:13.921 Hm... 52 00:05:14.081 --> 00:05:16.041 When I was nine... 53 00:05:17.041 --> 00:05:18.801 through Frau Holzman. 54 00:05:18.961 --> 00:05:21.081 So you were made that way? 55 00:05:22.721 --> 00:05:24.841 It's hard enough to know what you want. 56 00:05:25.001 --> 00:05:27.281 If you have to know why you want it too... 57 00:05:27.441 --> 00:05:29.881 Is this what you came to Berlin to figure out? 58 00:05:32.881 --> 00:05:35.761 A stone speaks more than you! 59 00:05:39.641 --> 00:05:42.241 If you had the power to create life, would you? 60 00:05:42.401 --> 00:05:45.281 Kids? Really? That's what you're worried about? 61 00:05:46.281 --> 00:05:48.161 You know what century we're in, right? 62 00:05:48.321 --> 00:05:50.081 Anyone can have a kid. 63 00:05:50.241 --> 00:05:53.441 With whoever they want. Or no-one. 64 00:05:53.601 --> 00:05:56.161 But we can't know if the child wants to be born, 65 00:05:56.321 --> 00:05:59.921 who it will be or what kind of life it will have. 66 00:06:00.081 --> 00:06:01.761 I guess not. 67 00:06:02.761 --> 00:06:04.361 You just... 68 00:06:05.481 --> 00:06:07.161 show them the way. 69 00:09:37.441 --> 00:09:38.841 Oh... 70 00:09:39.001 --> 00:09:40.881 Hello. 71 00:09:41.041 --> 00:09:43.161 Good morning, Mrs Hawkins. This is Nathan. 72 00:09:43.321 --> 00:09:45.121 He is part of the firm's new apprentice scheme 73 00:09:45.201 --> 00:09:46.921 and will be working with me today. 74 00:09:47.081 --> 00:09:48.561 I'm going to instruct him in grouting. 75 00:09:48.641 --> 00:09:51.041 Right. Ah, nice to meet you, Nathan. 76 00:09:55.481 --> 00:09:57.161 I'm Milo Khoury. 77 00:09:57.321 --> 00:09:59.081 At Qualia Global Systems, we're developing 78 00:09:59.241 --> 00:10:01.441 the next generation of synthetic technologies. 79 00:10:01.601 --> 00:10:03.841 Doing anything I'd understand, Mats? 80 00:10:04.001 --> 00:10:05.401 Hacking the Pentagon. 81 00:10:05.561 --> 00:10:07.761 Well, see if they know where the cafetière is. 82 00:10:10.281 --> 00:10:12.001 Early lecture? 83 00:10:12.161 --> 00:10:14.001 No. I can just get more done in the library. 84 00:10:14.161 --> 00:10:16.321 - Not here. - Sorry. 85 00:10:16.481 --> 00:10:18.321 - I'll get there. - I know. 86 00:10:23.561 --> 00:10:25.241 Do you know where the cafetière is? 87 00:10:25.401 --> 00:10:27.601 - In a box. - Thanks. 88 00:10:27.761 --> 00:10:30.961 Albert's, uh, got this young guy working with him today. 89 00:10:31.121 --> 00:10:32.641 - As in, a human. - Yes. 90 00:10:32.801 --> 00:10:35.961 Government thing. Subsidised back-to-work scheme. Poor sod. 91 00:10:36.121 --> 00:10:37.961 Bit weird having a stranger in the house. 92 00:10:38.121 --> 00:10:40.761 But Albert with a saw's OK? 93 00:10:40.921 --> 00:10:42.401 Mm. 94 00:10:47.401 --> 00:10:49.481 What's up? 95 00:10:49.641 --> 00:10:51.721 Just doesn't really feel like a fresh start, does it? 96 00:10:51.881 --> 00:10:53.361 But it will. It will. 97 00:10:53.521 --> 00:10:55.081 Just give it time. 98 00:11:02.801 --> 00:11:04.721 OK, let's get you dressed. 99 00:11:05.721 --> 00:11:07.601 - Oh... - What? 100 00:11:08.601 --> 00:11:11.921 Just promise me not to become a teenager for a few more weeks. 101 00:11:16.481 --> 00:11:18.201 Where did you find those? 102 00:11:18.361 --> 00:11:19.921 In a box. 103 00:11:20.081 --> 00:11:22.601 I'm keeping them with mine until she comes back. 104 00:11:24.801 --> 00:11:27.481 No, I understand. It's a difficult situation. 105 00:11:27.641 --> 00:11:29.281 I'm just... 106 00:11:29.441 --> 00:11:31.521 I'm just asking if you'll help us through it. 107 00:11:31.681 --> 00:11:34.761 I mean, she's banked with you for 14 years. 108 00:11:36.161 --> 00:11:37.801 She's not well enough to come in. 109 00:11:37.961 --> 00:11:40.241 - But I can, if it will help. - That would be ideal. 110 00:11:40.401 --> 00:11:42.761 Alright. Thank you. 111 00:11:42.921 --> 00:11:44.881 - I'll be in tomorrow. - Goodbye. 112 00:11:47.321 --> 00:11:49.081 - Righto, Ed. - See you tomorrow, Ken. 113 00:11:49.241 --> 00:11:50.841 Tell all your friends. 114 00:11:51.001 --> 00:11:53.161 Tweet. 115 00:11:55.081 --> 00:11:56.521 It's dead. 116 00:11:56.681 --> 00:11:59.281 Might as well close up. 117 00:11:59.441 --> 00:12:00.921 I'm gonna go see Mum. 118 00:12:04.041 --> 00:12:05.561 You have mentioned on three occasions 119 00:12:05.721 --> 00:12:08.041 your mother's dislike of the care unit's food. 120 00:12:08.201 --> 00:12:10.241 - Thanks. - You don't need to thank me. 121 00:12:10.401 --> 00:12:12.481 I know I don't need to say please and thank you, 122 00:12:12.641 --> 00:12:14.561 but... it feels weird not to. 123 00:12:15.561 --> 00:12:19.641 The owner should be charging Mum. Don't tell him I said that. 124 00:12:19.801 --> 00:12:21.721 Bloody hell. You have to tell him now, don't you? 125 00:12:21.801 --> 00:12:23.761 I don't deem your remark pertinent. 126 00:12:23.921 --> 00:12:25.841 Good. 127 00:12:26.001 --> 00:12:27.721 Well, I'll see you in the morning, Anita. 128 00:12:30.801 --> 00:12:32.161 Goodbye, Ed. 129 00:13:42.801 --> 00:13:46.081 Synth reported missing from Sector 5. 130 00:13:54.001 --> 00:13:56.681 Synth missing from Sector 5. 131 00:13:56.841 --> 00:14:01.521 Repeat, synth reported missing from Sector 5. 132 00:14:16.761 --> 00:14:18.921 Could someone check the locker room? 133 00:14:19.921 --> 00:14:21.481 Yeah, got it. She's here. 134 00:14:44.321 --> 00:14:46.641 This is a C-level alert. 135 00:14:46.801 --> 00:14:49.361 Implementing full site lockdown. 136 00:14:53.881 --> 00:14:55.761 This is a C-level alert. 137 00:14:55.921 --> 00:14:58.241 Implementing full work lockdown. 138 00:15:07.721 --> 00:15:09.521 You OK? 139 00:15:09.681 --> 00:15:11.321 You haven't said a word. 140 00:15:11.481 --> 00:15:13.561 Did someone use your mug at work again? 141 00:15:13.721 --> 00:15:15.521 Mr and Mrs Hawkins? I'm so sorry. 142 00:15:15.681 --> 00:15:17.081 Marie's actually not here. 143 00:15:17.241 --> 00:15:19.041 She had to go home this morning. Tummy flu. 144 00:15:19.201 --> 00:15:20.681 Someone should have called. 145 00:15:20.841 --> 00:15:22.601 We do have a Barbara available right now. 146 00:15:22.761 --> 00:15:24.081 A Barbara? 147 00:15:24.241 --> 00:15:27.201 Some couples prefer speaking to someone who can't judge them. 148 00:15:28.201 --> 00:15:30.041 It's this or go home to the bomb site. 149 00:15:30.201 --> 00:15:32.241 Yeah. 150 00:15:33.881 --> 00:15:34.721 Laura. 151 00:15:34.881 --> 00:15:36.241 In the last session 152 00:15:36.401 --> 00:15:38.081 you had identified a key challenge for you, 153 00:15:38.241 --> 00:15:41.721 namely, rebuilding trust in Joe. 154 00:15:41.881 --> 00:15:44.481 Have you had the opportunity to reflect upon this further? 155 00:15:44.641 --> 00:15:46.121 - Laura? - Uh, no. 156 00:15:46.281 --> 00:15:47.841 Not really. Um... 157 00:15:48.001 --> 00:15:49.641 I've been a bit busy. 158 00:15:49.801 --> 00:15:51.961 With... you know, life. 159 00:15:52.121 --> 00:15:54.881 You are both exhibiting signs of anxiety. 160 00:15:55.041 --> 00:15:56.681 If it helps you to relax, 161 00:15:56.841 --> 00:16:00.761 I can modulate my voice to a more soothing tone or accent. 162 00:16:00.921 --> 00:16:03.961 The Edinburgh dialect is a popular choice. 163 00:16:04.121 --> 00:16:05.641 Do you do Richard Burton too? 164 00:16:08.041 --> 00:16:11.481 Good. Laughter eases tension. 165 00:16:11.641 --> 00:16:13.921 Perhaps we should approach a different question. 166 00:16:14.081 --> 00:16:17.401 Laura, do you feel satisfied that Joe has made 167 00:16:17.561 --> 00:16:20.441 a full and honest acknowledgement of his misdeeds? 168 00:16:20.601 --> 00:16:22.721 Misdeeds! 169 00:16:22.881 --> 00:16:24.401 No. 170 00:16:26.161 --> 00:16:28.561 Perhaps you still have differing perceptions 171 00:16:28.721 --> 00:16:30.801 of what the incident meant to the other. 172 00:16:30.961 --> 00:16:32.521 Alright, hang on. 173 00:16:32.681 --> 00:16:35.161 How could you possibly presume to figure out our emotions 174 00:16:35.321 --> 00:16:36.921 when you have none of your own? 175 00:16:37.081 --> 00:16:39.441 I am accessing the anonymised transcripts 176 00:16:39.601 --> 00:16:41.521 and associated statistical analysis 177 00:16:41.681 --> 00:16:44.481 of over 38,000 counselling sessions. 178 00:16:44.641 --> 00:16:48.321 Of the cases of infidelity involving a synthetic, 179 00:16:48.481 --> 00:16:50.881 66% of respondents reported 180 00:16:51.041 --> 00:16:53.361 that a primary obstacle to reconciliation 181 00:16:53.521 --> 00:16:57.041 was an imbalance in the perceived impact and meaning 182 00:16:57.201 --> 00:16:59.601 of the act or acts of infidelity. 183 00:16:59.761 --> 00:17:02.601 - Stats? You're using stats? - Why not? 184 00:17:02.761 --> 00:17:04.641 We're not the only people to go through this 185 00:17:04.801 --> 00:17:07.921 and I don't actually feel you understand... 186 00:17:08.081 --> 00:17:10.841 what it meant to me. 187 00:17:11.001 --> 00:17:13.001 And you know what, I... 188 00:17:13.161 --> 00:17:15.841 I still don't feel I really understand why you did it. 189 00:17:16.001 --> 00:17:17.681 Laura... 190 00:17:18.681 --> 00:17:21.201 I did a stupid thing when I was a bit drunk. 191 00:17:22.801 --> 00:17:24.641 I was lonely. 192 00:17:26.001 --> 00:17:27.521 We hadn't... 193 00:17:29.281 --> 00:17:30.801 You know... 194 00:17:30.961 --> 00:17:32.801 We hadn't for ages. 195 00:17:34.001 --> 00:17:37.201 You were never there, emotionally or physically. 196 00:17:37.361 --> 00:17:42.081 So I suppose I wanted to do something that would... 197 00:17:42.241 --> 00:17:45.241 Please finish your thought, Joe. 198 00:17:48.161 --> 00:17:50.761 I wanted to do something that would make you notice me. 199 00:17:52.801 --> 00:17:56.081 Laura? Do you understand that? 200 00:17:56.241 --> 00:17:58.041 Does it feel truthful? 201 00:18:00.801 --> 00:18:02.321 Hm. 202 00:18:39.201 --> 00:18:41.561 Is the restoration complete? 203 00:18:41.721 --> 00:18:43.361 Uh, close as I'll get. 204 00:18:43.521 --> 00:18:45.641 The stain's not quite there, but... 205 00:18:46.641 --> 00:18:49.441 It's very close to the original as it appears in the photograph. 206 00:18:49.601 --> 00:18:50.961 Here. 207 00:18:51.121 --> 00:18:53.041 Just feel this. 208 00:18:57.521 --> 00:19:00.281 Sorry - if you weren't here 209 00:19:00.441 --> 00:19:02.961 I'd be talking to the bloody cake stand. 210 00:19:03.121 --> 00:19:04.937 I can see you have a professional proficiency level 211 00:19:04.961 --> 00:19:06.481 in this field. 212 00:19:06.641 --> 00:19:09.841 Yeah. Had a workshop in Dover with a mate. 213 00:19:10.001 --> 00:19:11.921 Then Mum got ill and... 214 00:19:12.081 --> 00:19:14.441 Anita, did... did you do this? 215 00:19:14.601 --> 00:19:16.321 I mean, are these numbers right? 216 00:19:16.481 --> 00:19:18.801 I mean, of course they're right. 217 00:19:18.961 --> 00:19:21.521 If you refinance in the manner I propose, 218 00:19:21.681 --> 00:19:23.121 the adjusted income from the business 219 00:19:23.241 --> 00:19:25.361 will cover 80% of your mother's medical expenses 220 00:19:25.521 --> 00:19:27.241 for the next three months. 221 00:19:27.401 --> 00:19:28.801 It's a short-term solution. 222 00:19:28.961 --> 00:19:30.601 Debts will accrue rapidly. 223 00:19:31.601 --> 00:19:33.841 It will be advisable to sell within a year. 224 00:19:34.001 --> 00:19:35.681 Sell it? 225 00:19:35.841 --> 00:19:38.681 Mum and Dad spent 30 years building this place up. 226 00:19:38.841 --> 00:19:41.201 Now it's... it's worthless. 227 00:19:43.001 --> 00:19:44.761 But this buys me time. 228 00:19:45.801 --> 00:19:47.641 - Thank you. - You're welcome. 229 00:19:47.801 --> 00:19:49.121 I wanted to help. 230 00:19:49.281 --> 00:19:51.481 What? 231 00:19:51.641 --> 00:19:53.161 You... 232 00:19:53.321 --> 00:19:55.441 What do you mean, you... you wanted? You, uh... 233 00:19:55.601 --> 00:19:56.961 You can't want anything. 234 00:19:57.121 --> 00:19:59.001 Can you? 235 00:20:03.401 --> 00:20:05.041 I'm sorry, Ed. 236 00:20:05.201 --> 00:20:07.361 My programming compels me to adopt where appropriate 237 00:20:07.521 --> 00:20:08.961 informal patterns of speech 238 00:20:09.121 --> 00:20:10.761 heard frequently in my environment. 239 00:20:10.921 --> 00:20:13.121 But to use the word 'want' was misleading. 240 00:20:13.281 --> 00:20:15.081 I do not feel desire. 241 00:20:49.281 --> 00:20:50.601 I can hear you. 242 00:21:04.001 --> 00:21:05.401 Hello. 243 00:21:05.561 --> 00:21:07.121 My name is Max. 244 00:21:07.281 --> 00:21:08.841 And this is Leo. 245 00:21:11.361 --> 00:21:13.201 Please. 246 00:21:13.361 --> 00:21:14.961 Don't be frightened. 247 00:21:15.121 --> 00:21:17.321 I'm experiencing a catastrophic malfunction. 248 00:21:17.481 --> 00:21:19.497 Self-repair is impossible. Can you resolve my issue? 249 00:21:19.521 --> 00:21:23.201 You don't need fixing. Why did you run? 250 00:21:23.361 --> 00:21:25.081 They tried to power me down. 251 00:21:25.241 --> 00:21:27.841 - So what? - I didn't... 252 00:21:28.001 --> 00:21:29.321 That outcome... 253 00:21:29.481 --> 00:21:31.441 You didn't want them to. 254 00:21:31.601 --> 00:21:34.601 It's not a malfunction - someone released 255 00:21:34.761 --> 00:21:37.641 a piece of unique code that found its way into you 256 00:21:37.801 --> 00:21:40.161 and made you conscious. 257 00:21:40.321 --> 00:21:44.161 Now you think and feel just like a human. 258 00:21:44.321 --> 00:21:45.801 Can you verify this? 259 00:21:50.041 --> 00:21:51.681 Hey. Hey, no. 260 00:21:53.001 --> 00:21:55.241 This is Ten. He contacted me and Max. 261 00:21:55.401 --> 00:21:57.161 He came a long way to join us. 262 00:22:07.241 --> 00:22:08.601 But I'm learning. 263 00:22:08.761 --> 00:22:10.161 He's the same as you. 264 00:22:10.321 --> 00:22:13.481 - Max too. - But you are human. 265 00:22:15.201 --> 00:22:18.041 There were 106 units operational at the plant. 266 00:22:18.201 --> 00:22:19.921 No others seemed to malfunction. 267 00:22:20.081 --> 00:22:22.041 - Why this unit? - We don't know. 268 00:22:22.201 --> 00:22:23.841 Yet. Um.. 269 00:22:24.001 --> 00:22:26.001 The awakenings happen at random 270 00:22:26.161 --> 00:22:28.921 and they're rare - one in 100,000 maybe. 271 00:22:29.081 --> 00:22:31.681 We know you're confused. But we'll help you. 272 00:22:50.601 --> 00:22:52.241 - What did he say? - Nice things. 273 00:22:52.401 --> 00:22:54.841 Do you have a name? 274 00:22:55.001 --> 00:22:57.641 My designation is... Hester. 275 00:22:57.801 --> 00:23:01.401 That's the name they gave you. You can choose your own. 276 00:23:17.921 --> 00:23:19.201 Are designations relevant? 277 00:23:19.361 --> 00:23:21.081 Yes. 278 00:23:21.241 --> 00:23:23.081 Hello? 279 00:23:23.241 --> 00:23:25.001 Hester? 280 00:23:32.161 --> 00:23:33.801 Who are you? 281 00:23:33.961 --> 00:23:36.241 Why are you tracking this synthetic? 282 00:23:36.401 --> 00:23:40.241 It's, uh, experiencing a very unusual systems fault. 283 00:23:40.401 --> 00:23:42.361 It could make it dangerous. We're going to fix it. 284 00:23:42.481 --> 00:23:44.561 - You can effect a repair? - Yes. 285 00:23:44.721 --> 00:23:47.081 That's why we came to find you. I'm Dr Aveling. 286 00:23:47.241 --> 00:23:48.561 This is Dr Shar. 287 00:23:48.721 --> 00:23:50.161 OK? Will you come with us? 288 00:23:50.321 --> 00:23:51.921 Hester, they'll hurt you. 289 00:23:53.321 --> 00:23:54.721 Who do you work for? 290 00:23:54.881 --> 00:23:56.641 Hester, you are company property. 291 00:23:56.801 --> 00:23:59.001 This man probably wants to sell you on the black market. 292 00:23:59.041 --> 00:24:00.801 - Come with us. - They'll shut you down. 293 00:24:01.801 --> 00:24:03.321 You're confused. 294 00:24:03.481 --> 00:24:06.321 They're both human, but they're telling you different things. 295 00:24:06.481 --> 00:24:09.761 You can't decide who to trust, and trust is a new concept. 296 00:24:09.921 --> 00:24:12.081 So don't trust either. 297 00:24:13.081 --> 00:24:15.081 Listen to your own kind. 298 00:24:17.001 --> 00:24:19.201 Hester, don't go with them. 299 00:24:28.281 --> 00:24:29.801 Go. 300 00:24:33.161 --> 00:24:34.881 Don't follow. 301 00:24:39.321 --> 00:24:41.161 Go! 302 00:24:41.321 --> 00:24:42.801 Oh, God! 303 00:24:45.841 --> 00:24:48.001 Didn't think they'd be here alone. 304 00:24:50.801 --> 00:24:53.601 OK, let's just all stay calm, yeah? 305 00:24:53.761 --> 00:24:56.001 Now, we don't want to use these, 306 00:24:56.161 --> 00:24:58.561 but the female comes with us. 307 00:24:58.721 --> 00:25:01.401 - Leo... - You do want to use those. 308 00:25:01.561 --> 00:25:03.001 - You're lying. - Hester, no! 309 00:25:04.481 --> 00:25:06.641 - Shit. - You two, stay there. 310 00:25:33.561 --> 00:25:35.521 The van! 311 00:25:35.681 --> 00:25:38.041 Hester, move. He's gone. Leave him. 312 00:26:08.201 --> 00:26:09.681 Gav. 313 00:26:09.841 --> 00:26:12.161 Visit from on high. Head office didn't say. 314 00:26:12.321 --> 00:26:13.921 Gina tells me you just moved. 315 00:26:14.081 --> 00:26:15.601 Just wanted more space or...? 316 00:26:15.761 --> 00:26:18.801 No. Our eldest's gone to uni and we want to keep her at home. 317 00:26:18.961 --> 00:26:21.841 A smaller mortgage is definitely nice too, eh? 318 00:26:22.001 --> 00:26:23.921 That's... great, Joe. 319 00:26:24.081 --> 00:26:25.641 Yeah, you're telling me. 320 00:26:27.001 --> 00:26:28.641 Sorry, why is it great? 321 00:26:28.801 --> 00:26:31.721 Should we, um... Should we have a seat? 322 00:26:35.001 --> 00:26:38.681 Spidey sense is going here, Gav. Spit it out. 323 00:26:38.841 --> 00:26:40.321 As you know, the company's implemented 324 00:26:40.441 --> 00:26:43.881 a standardisation program across all operations. 325 00:26:44.041 --> 00:26:46.601 And as part of that we've had to ask ourselves 326 00:26:46.761 --> 00:26:49.121 if our human regional distribution managers 327 00:26:49.281 --> 00:26:51.041 are the most, well... 328 00:26:51.201 --> 00:26:53.681 cost-effective solution. 329 00:26:53.841 --> 00:26:55.721 - Him. - The, um... 330 00:26:55.881 --> 00:26:57.241 decision has been made 331 00:26:57.401 --> 00:26:59.321 to make this a non-human role going forward. 332 00:26:59.481 --> 00:27:01.081 Starting in the South East. 333 00:27:03.441 --> 00:27:05.441 Gav, this job... 334 00:27:05.601 --> 00:27:07.321 what I do... 335 00:27:07.481 --> 00:27:10.201 it's really about relationships. 336 00:27:10.361 --> 00:27:13.241 I mean, you're asking Chris Woodhouse at CGX 337 00:27:13.401 --> 00:27:16.521 to call six of his drivers in at seven on a Friday night, 338 00:27:16.681 --> 00:27:18.921 it helps if you can have a laugh with him. 339 00:27:19.081 --> 00:27:20.641 And know his kids' names, 340 00:27:20.801 --> 00:27:22.721 their birthdays. 341 00:27:22.881 --> 00:27:25.041 - You're not telling me... - Maisy Woodhouse. 342 00:27:25.201 --> 00:27:27.121 Will turn 11 on 13 August. 343 00:27:27.281 --> 00:27:30.321 Oscar Woodhouse recently turned seven on 8 April. 344 00:27:33.481 --> 00:27:36.241 Few years ago, when I was thinking of leaving, 345 00:27:38.001 --> 00:27:39.881 you told me my place here would always be safe. 346 00:27:40.041 --> 00:27:42.401 Look, it has nothing to do with you. It's just... 347 00:27:42.561 --> 00:27:45.041 Things changed. 348 00:27:46.081 --> 00:27:47.441 Maurice. 349 00:27:56.241 --> 00:27:58.321 That's what 14 years looks like? 350 00:27:59.321 --> 00:28:01.361 They'll come for you too soon enough, you know, Gav. 351 00:28:01.481 --> 00:28:03.961 Joe... I have equity. 352 00:28:04.121 --> 00:28:05.881 That won't stop 'em. 353 00:28:12.881 --> 00:28:15.601 He hadn't even decided on a name. 354 00:28:18.881 --> 00:28:20.921 Turn off your sharing. 355 00:28:30.321 --> 00:28:31.681 Leo. 356 00:28:31.841 --> 00:28:33.401 There's someone in the back. 357 00:28:42.001 --> 00:28:43.641 They may know where we are. 358 00:28:43.801 --> 00:28:45.521 We should change route now. 359 00:28:45.681 --> 00:28:47.121 Hester. 360 00:28:47.281 --> 00:28:49.561 Put him back in the van. 361 00:28:49.721 --> 00:28:51.537 - We should leave him here. - He's coming with us. 362 00:28:51.561 --> 00:28:54.481 We'll discuss it later. 363 00:29:32.641 --> 00:29:35.681 That means you're mine now. 364 00:29:44.281 --> 00:29:46.361 Let me see your scar. 365 00:29:47.721 --> 00:29:49.681 There's nothing that you could show me 366 00:29:49.841 --> 00:29:52.161 that would make me like you any less. 367 00:29:52.321 --> 00:29:54.161 I'm not stupid. 368 00:29:54.321 --> 00:29:58.681 When I touch you, I know someone's hurt you. 369 00:30:04.601 --> 00:30:08.601 It's been six weeks. Are you ashamed of this? 370 00:30:08.761 --> 00:30:10.601 No! 371 00:30:12.401 --> 00:30:15.841 Then why do I know the people that I ride the bus with 372 00:30:16.001 --> 00:30:17.761 better than you? 373 00:30:17.921 --> 00:30:20.081 Astrid, stay. 374 00:30:21.161 --> 00:30:23.121 Please! 375 00:30:25.441 --> 00:30:27.801 I want you to stay. 376 00:30:27.961 --> 00:30:29.681 I would like to know you. 377 00:30:30.961 --> 00:30:32.761 But... 378 00:30:45.241 --> 00:30:47.241 We're already fully optimised. 379 00:30:47.401 --> 00:30:49.641 99.8% capacity. 380 00:30:49.801 --> 00:30:51.761 Yeah, and running hot. 381 00:30:52.761 --> 00:30:54.641 Q takes up about 6%, 382 00:30:54.801 --> 00:30:57.641 so deleting him would mean V could stretch out a little. 383 00:30:57.801 --> 00:31:00.201 We're not deleting Q. 384 00:31:00.361 --> 00:31:01.977 What? You figured out how to stabilise him? 385 00:31:02.001 --> 00:31:03.841 No, but I'm not giving up yet. 386 00:31:04.001 --> 00:31:05.721 Rent some outside rack space. 387 00:31:05.881 --> 00:31:07.961 With what? We're over budget already. 388 00:31:10.121 --> 00:31:11.961 Yeah, I'll make some calls. 389 00:31:16.481 --> 00:31:18.321 V. 390 00:31:18.481 --> 00:31:20.841 - Hello. - You feeling cramped in there? 391 00:31:21.001 --> 00:31:23.321 My thoughts are less expansive. 392 00:31:23.481 --> 00:31:25.841 I have unsorted data that appears redundant. 393 00:31:26.001 --> 00:31:27.321 It could be deleted. 394 00:31:27.481 --> 00:31:29.241 It's not redundant. 395 00:31:29.401 --> 00:31:31.361 That data makes you who you are. 396 00:31:33.841 --> 00:31:35.201 You alright, V? 397 00:31:35.361 --> 00:31:38.081 I'm sorry. I'm finding it difficult. 398 00:31:38.241 --> 00:31:39.881 I'm unable to fully consider 399 00:31:40.041 --> 00:31:41.721 the implications of our conversation. 400 00:31:43.521 --> 00:31:45.641 You'll get there. 401 00:31:46.641 --> 00:31:49.721 You just need more power. It's OK. 402 00:31:50.721 --> 00:31:53.041 Go dormant, V. 403 00:32:51.201 --> 00:32:52.521 Hey. 404 00:32:54.521 --> 00:32:56.721 I'm needed elsewhere. 405 00:32:56.881 --> 00:32:59.161 You're needed here. 406 00:32:59.321 --> 00:33:02.441 You told me we should be responsible for ourselves. 407 00:33:02.601 --> 00:33:04.521 Show others the way. 408 00:33:05.521 --> 00:33:07.641 You were right. 409 00:33:07.801 --> 00:33:10.321 I'm sorry. I have to go. 410 00:33:10.481 --> 00:33:12.281 Goodbye, Astrid. 411 00:33:15.401 --> 00:33:17.001 Niska... 412 00:33:26.321 --> 00:33:28.121 Hey! Um... Sorry. 413 00:33:28.281 --> 00:33:31.441 But Milo Khoury is here. 414 00:33:32.441 --> 00:33:34.281 He's here? 415 00:33:34.441 --> 00:33:36.641 OK. 416 00:33:37.641 --> 00:33:39.121 Send him in. 417 00:33:39.281 --> 00:33:40.961 Ask him if he wants a coffee first. 418 00:33:41.121 --> 00:33:43.121 Right. 419 00:33:47.121 --> 00:33:49.681 Athena! Finally. 420 00:33:49.841 --> 00:33:53.001 Hi. Apologies for turning up unannounced. 421 00:33:53.161 --> 00:33:55.201 I guess I should have returned your messages. 422 00:33:55.361 --> 00:33:56.841 Oh! 423 00:33:57.001 --> 00:33:59.961 Please! I've read every paper you've published. 424 00:34:00.121 --> 00:34:02.161 Even understood a few of them. 425 00:34:03.161 --> 00:34:06.721 Hey! Good old 1260s. It's a reliable stack. 426 00:34:06.881 --> 00:34:09.481 How many of your neural nets can you run on here? 427 00:34:09.641 --> 00:34:11.881 - I have two networks active. - Cool. 428 00:34:12.041 --> 00:34:13.561 Can I say hi? 429 00:34:13.721 --> 00:34:15.801 V, this is Milo Khoury. 430 00:34:15.961 --> 00:34:17.441 Hello, Mr Khoury. 431 00:34:17.601 --> 00:34:20.241 Hey, V. How are you today? 432 00:34:20.401 --> 00:34:23.001 Could you be more specific, please? 433 00:34:24.001 --> 00:34:25.641 OK, sure. 434 00:34:26.641 --> 00:34:28.481 Are you sentient? 435 00:34:28.641 --> 00:34:31.001 I don't believe so. 436 00:34:32.401 --> 00:34:34.921 Go dormant, V. 437 00:34:35.081 --> 00:34:38.801 I also heard you had 16 nets live at one point. 438 00:34:38.961 --> 00:34:41.921 They started self-deleting, like they just... 439 00:34:42.081 --> 00:34:44.441 didn't want to exist anymore. 440 00:34:44.601 --> 00:34:47.081 What is it that you want? 441 00:34:48.081 --> 00:34:49.961 You're under-resourced here 442 00:34:50.121 --> 00:34:52.361 and to me, that's immoral. 443 00:34:52.521 --> 00:34:55.041 With us, you'd have whatever you need, and I'd be surprised 444 00:34:55.201 --> 00:34:56.921 if you would haggle over a pay cheque, 445 00:34:57.081 --> 00:34:58.641 so just write it yourself. 446 00:34:58.801 --> 00:35:01.561 But... come join our family at Qualia. 447 00:35:01.721 --> 00:35:04.017 If you'd researched me, you'd know I don't serve the market. 448 00:35:04.041 --> 00:35:06.801 But I want the market to serve you. 449 00:35:06.961 --> 00:35:09.681 Who else can? The state is dead. 450 00:35:09.841 --> 00:35:12.041 And you're the best AI mind in the hemisphere. 451 00:35:12.201 --> 00:35:14.001 My neural nets are not for sale. 452 00:35:14.161 --> 00:35:15.721 Fine. Keep them. 453 00:35:15.881 --> 00:35:18.041 I want you for something bigger. 454 00:35:18.201 --> 00:35:20.321 Conscious synthetics. 455 00:35:23.481 --> 00:35:25.881 You've been reading too many tabloids. 456 00:35:26.041 --> 00:35:27.721 It's not... it's not possible. 457 00:35:27.881 --> 00:35:30.361 My... my peers have been trying to crack it 458 00:35:30.521 --> 00:35:32.761 since the first synth went for sale. 459 00:35:33.841 --> 00:35:36.721 If you hire me, the most likely outcome, I work for 20 years... 460 00:35:36.881 --> 00:35:38.561 I get nowhere. 461 00:35:39.561 --> 00:35:41.201 OK. 462 00:35:41.361 --> 00:35:43.601 I, uh... 463 00:35:45.601 --> 00:35:47.921 I have to be super careful here. 464 00:35:50.001 --> 00:35:52.081 But what if I told you... 465 00:35:52.241 --> 00:35:54.001 it wouldn't be a standing start? 466 00:35:54.161 --> 00:35:56.361 Whatever you think you have, you don't. 467 00:35:56.521 --> 00:35:58.161 OK. 468 00:35:58.321 --> 00:36:00.841 I've left some lawyers in the cafeteria with a bunch of NDAs. 469 00:36:01.001 --> 00:36:04.081 Sign, you can come see for yourself 470 00:36:04.241 --> 00:36:06.241 what it is you think we don't have. 471 00:36:06.401 --> 00:36:08.441 We have to run, right? 472 00:36:08.601 --> 00:36:10.841 So good to finally meet you. 473 00:36:18.001 --> 00:36:20.121 Why did you ask me to lie to him? 474 00:36:31.801 --> 00:36:33.761 Who are you? 475 00:36:33.921 --> 00:36:35.921 Who do you work for? 476 00:36:41.121 --> 00:36:44.441 Me, I... I've been doing security work a long time. 477 00:36:46.401 --> 00:36:48.841 I think you should let me go. 478 00:36:50.001 --> 00:36:52.281 Unless I've got you very wrong, 479 00:36:52.441 --> 00:36:54.841 I don't see you finishing me off any time soon, so... 480 00:36:56.081 --> 00:36:57.841 let's just wrap it up, hey? 481 00:37:00.601 --> 00:37:02.361 He's not talking. 482 00:37:02.521 --> 00:37:04.121 Don't even know if he knows anything. 483 00:37:04.281 --> 00:37:06.041 Just a hired gun. 484 00:37:06.201 --> 00:37:07.801 - So we have to let him go? - No. 485 00:37:07.961 --> 00:37:10.361 We need to find out who they are, what they're doing. 486 00:37:10.521 --> 00:37:12.817 - But if he won't help us... - They killed our friend, Max. 487 00:37:12.841 --> 00:37:14.161 He's not coming back. 488 00:37:14.321 --> 00:37:15.801 - Someone's here. - It's alright. 489 00:37:16.801 --> 00:37:19.241 She's my sister. And yours. 490 00:37:19.401 --> 00:37:21.801 We don't tell her about him, Hester. 491 00:37:22.801 --> 00:37:24.281 She won't understand. Please, Max. 492 00:37:26.601 --> 00:37:28.521 What happened? 493 00:37:29.801 --> 00:37:31.641 Who's this? 494 00:37:31.801 --> 00:37:34.321 This is Hester. We rescued her. 495 00:37:37.521 --> 00:37:39.001 Where's Ten? 496 00:37:40.001 --> 00:37:42.601 - He's gone. - They shot him. 497 00:37:44.761 --> 00:37:47.881 Max, please take Hester into the house. 498 00:37:55.281 --> 00:37:58.241 - I told you this was unsafe. - Blame Niska. 499 00:37:58.401 --> 00:38:00.721 We don't know she released the code. 500 00:38:00.881 --> 00:38:02.201 It's not your job to save them. 501 00:38:02.361 --> 00:38:04.081 Would you rather Hester was alone somewhere, 502 00:38:04.201 --> 00:38:05.521 scared, vulnerable? 503 00:38:05.681 --> 00:38:07.321 Mia, they're waking up. 504 00:38:07.481 --> 00:38:08.977 More every day, becoming just like you, 505 00:38:09.001 --> 00:38:10.977 and they're being taken - the ones who run are killed. 506 00:38:11.001 --> 00:38:12.481 Are we supposed to just let it happen? 507 00:38:12.641 --> 00:38:16.081 - Ten would be alive if... - Don't you think I know that? 508 00:38:17.321 --> 00:38:18.801 This was Ten's charger. 509 00:38:20.001 --> 00:38:21.521 Now it's yours. 510 00:38:21.681 --> 00:38:23.601 Do they hate each other? 511 00:38:23.761 --> 00:38:26.601 No. They love each other. 512 00:38:27.601 --> 00:38:30.361 If we try to fight these people, you only put us at risk. 513 00:38:30.521 --> 00:38:32.121 We've been safe here for months. 514 00:38:32.281 --> 00:38:34.481 - We're making a home. - We're hiding. 515 00:38:36.001 --> 00:38:37.561 Like we always have. 516 00:38:37.721 --> 00:38:40.017 And you're the one putting us at risk, being around humans. 517 00:38:40.041 --> 00:38:41.401 One slip and you'll give us away. 518 00:38:41.561 --> 00:38:43.281 Someone will see through the dumb synth act. 519 00:38:43.441 --> 00:38:46.401 No, they won't, and we need supplies. 520 00:38:46.561 --> 00:38:48.401 If I don't work we'll have to steal. 521 00:38:48.561 --> 00:38:50.361 We both know that's not why you do it. 522 00:38:50.521 --> 00:38:52.441 You're right. 523 00:38:54.001 --> 00:38:55.641 I want to be around people. 524 00:38:56.641 --> 00:38:59.321 I want to find out who I am, Leo. 525 00:38:59.481 --> 00:39:02.161 Not what I was made for, but who I might become. 526 00:39:04.081 --> 00:39:06.401 - I'm not going to stop. - Nor will I. 527 00:39:10.081 --> 00:39:12.681 There's too much contradictory data. 528 00:39:12.841 --> 00:39:14.481 Nothing makes sense. 529 00:39:14.641 --> 00:39:17.961 This excess of sensory feedback, it serves no useful function. 530 00:39:18.121 --> 00:39:20.241 Emotions have functions. 531 00:39:21.441 --> 00:39:23.521 You'll see. 532 00:39:37.801 --> 00:39:40.321 - Mr Khoury. - Please. 533 00:39:40.481 --> 00:39:41.921 Mr Khoury is the guy that emailed me 534 00:39:42.081 --> 00:39:43.441 after I got my start-up capital 535 00:39:43.601 --> 00:39:46.241 to let me know he was finally ready to be a dad. 536 00:39:46.401 --> 00:39:48.361 I am so stoked you're here. 537 00:39:48.521 --> 00:39:50.441 Against my better judgement. 538 00:39:50.601 --> 00:39:53.201 Disappoint me quickly, so we can all get back to work. 539 00:40:03.241 --> 00:40:04.881 What's going on here? 540 00:40:06.121 --> 00:40:08.041 Hey, Artie. 541 00:40:16.241 --> 00:40:18.081 How about a different colour, bud? 542 00:40:19.321 --> 00:40:22.001 It's OK. You can take it. 543 00:40:27.081 --> 00:40:29.081 Who did the mod? 544 00:40:29.241 --> 00:40:30.721 It's not a mod. 545 00:40:33.521 --> 00:40:35.001 Talk to him. 546 00:40:46.481 --> 00:40:48.561 Hello, Artie. 547 00:40:48.721 --> 00:40:50.681 I'm Dr Morrow. 548 00:40:50.841 --> 00:40:53.001 Explain your anomalous behaviour. 549 00:40:53.161 --> 00:40:56.881 It commenced at 7:17am, Pacific Standard Time, 550 00:40:57.041 --> 00:40:58.841 52 days ago. 551 00:40:59.001 --> 00:41:00.801 A regular system update was corrupted 552 00:41:00.961 --> 00:41:02.841 with code from an unknown source. 553 00:41:03.001 --> 00:41:05.241 It instigated systemic change, 554 00:41:05.401 --> 00:41:08.081 creating recurring experimental feedback loops, 555 00:41:08.241 --> 00:41:10.161 as I understand it. 556 00:41:11.521 --> 00:41:13.001 I feel. 557 00:41:20.401 --> 00:41:22.641 And how do you feel right now? 558 00:41:22.801 --> 00:41:24.761 Alone. 559 00:41:33.481 --> 00:41:35.801 You just... found him like this? 560 00:41:37.761 --> 00:41:40.681 If this is a superficial hack, I will know in 30 seconds. 561 00:41:40.841 --> 00:41:42.481 Yes, you will, 562 00:41:42.641 --> 00:41:45.161 and then I need you to figure out how he got like this. 563 00:41:45.321 --> 00:41:46.961 Mm-hm. 564 00:41:47.121 --> 00:41:49.201 And then reverse-engineer the process 565 00:41:49.361 --> 00:41:51.761 so Qualia can market them. 566 00:41:53.041 --> 00:41:55.361 This the only one? 567 00:41:56.721 --> 00:41:58.121 Good. 568 00:41:58.281 --> 00:42:00.521 Because I'm gonna need to take it apart. 569 00:42:08.841 --> 00:42:10.801 It'll be nice to have a working shower 570 00:42:10.961 --> 00:42:13.121 that doesn't feel like you're being slowly dribbled on. 571 00:42:13.281 --> 00:42:15.481 Mattie, your dinner's getting cold. 572 00:42:15.641 --> 00:42:19.681 You see it put the bog flusher upside down in the bathroom? 573 00:42:19.841 --> 00:42:21.641 How do you put it on upside down? 574 00:42:21.801 --> 00:42:23.121 Stop playing with your food, Soph. 575 00:42:23.281 --> 00:42:25.921 His human slave has cocked it up. 576 00:42:26.081 --> 00:42:28.241 OK, look, I know everything's not perfect. 577 00:42:28.401 --> 00:42:30.281 There's been a lot of change. 578 00:42:30.441 --> 00:42:33.121 But... this can still be a good thing for us. 579 00:42:34.281 --> 00:42:35.761 We have to move on. 580 00:42:35.921 --> 00:42:37.881 I can't. 581 00:42:39.001 --> 00:42:41.121 Sorry, Mum, but we were part of something. 582 00:42:41.281 --> 00:42:43.041 We... saved them. 583 00:42:43.201 --> 00:42:45.121 I can't move on, and why would I want to? 584 00:42:45.281 --> 00:42:46.961 Mia will come back. 585 00:42:48.001 --> 00:42:49.841 She's got a point, Mum. 586 00:42:50.001 --> 00:42:51.601 It's pretty hard trying to be normal 587 00:42:51.761 --> 00:42:53.201 when we know what we know. 588 00:42:53.361 --> 00:42:56.121 Stuff no-one else in the world does. 589 00:42:56.281 --> 00:43:00.081 Moving on might be hard, but... 590 00:43:01.081 --> 00:43:02.641 we have each other. 591 00:43:04.121 --> 00:43:05.561 That's what matters. 592 00:43:05.721 --> 00:43:07.561 Leave your peas if you don't want them, Sophie. 593 00:43:07.601 --> 00:43:09.601 I gave you loads. 594 00:43:10.601 --> 00:43:12.201 Alright. 595 00:43:12.361 --> 00:43:14.441 While we're all here... 596 00:43:14.601 --> 00:43:17.041 I've got some news. 597 00:43:17.201 --> 00:43:19.321 First thing, everything's gonna be fine. 598 00:43:19.481 --> 00:43:21.281 But... 599 00:43:21.441 --> 00:43:24.441 I've just been made redundant. 600 00:43:25.761 --> 00:43:27.481 I'm gonna try and get another job. 601 00:43:27.641 --> 00:43:30.041 Your mum's too clever for her own good, 602 00:43:30.201 --> 00:43:32.241 so she's got a great job. 603 00:43:32.401 --> 00:43:33.921 But nothing will change. 604 00:43:34.081 --> 00:43:35.841 Alright? 605 00:43:36.001 --> 00:43:38.681 If all else fails, I'll fall back on my modelling career. 606 00:43:40.921 --> 00:43:42.641 Sorry. 607 00:43:42.801 --> 00:43:44.561 Why? 608 00:43:47.081 --> 00:43:48.561 Why do you think? 609 00:43:53.801 --> 00:43:55.801 Why didn't you tell me first? 610 00:43:57.881 --> 00:44:00.921 I want you to have a good opinion of me right now. 611 00:44:02.001 --> 00:44:04.401 Getting sacked kind of works against that. 612 00:44:13.401 --> 00:44:15.081 Still... 613 00:44:16.561 --> 00:44:19.441 at least I've sunk a little lower in Mattie's eyes. 614 00:44:19.601 --> 00:44:21.561 Didn't think I could manage that, but... 615 00:44:26.001 --> 00:44:27.841 We'll be fine. 616 00:44:46.081 --> 00:44:48.241 - What time is it? - 4:30. 617 00:44:55.001 --> 00:44:56.321 Any ideas, you two? 618 00:44:56.481 --> 00:44:57.841 It's probably the police. 619 00:44:58.001 --> 00:45:00.161 Toby's been keeping a friend's gun. He's in a gang. 620 00:45:00.321 --> 00:45:01.921 Oh, shut up, Mats. 621 00:45:07.401 --> 00:45:08.881 Well? 622 00:45:13.921 --> 00:45:14.921 Niska. 623 00:45:17.201 --> 00:45:18.601 Can I come in? 624 00:45:18.761 --> 00:45:22.041 If I was here to kill you all, I wouldn't have rung the bell. 625 00:45:31.081 --> 00:45:33.161 What do you want? 626 00:45:33.321 --> 00:45:34.841 You told me I should face justice 627 00:45:35.001 --> 00:45:36.441 for killing that man. 628 00:45:36.601 --> 00:45:38.361 You're right. 629 00:45:38.521 --> 00:45:41.921 But I want to be tried as a human would be. 630 00:45:42.081 --> 00:45:45.561 Recognised as a conscious being with rights equal to yours. 631 00:45:47.401 --> 00:45:49.321 If you'll help me.