Rossum's Robots (The last time I promise)

So here is a quick synopsis of the play for those of you who missed my awe inspiring performance and are dying to know what happened.

I played Dr. Halemeir, a doctor of psychology on an island that is the home of Rossum's Universal Robots. We had designed robots to do all the work of man. They were strong and intelligent but had "no will of there own. No passion. No Soul."

Things were going great until this lady came along trying to "liberate" the robots, give them rights. She eventually convinced one of the scientist to develop the souls of the robots, making them more human.

Eventually the robots revolted against us. While everyone else was horror stricken at the sight of the robots revolting outside of the window, I took the opportunity to strike a pose for the camera.


We put up the best defense we could. We laid down electrical wire to "char the robots to cinders" and put up barriers where we could.




But, it was all to no avail. I defenses were to small when compared to the thousands of robots. Soon we were overtaken by the very robots we had created.


And though I was charged with the formidable and unthinkable task of making the last stand for human kind, I was caught off guard when the cowardly robot Radius, who had led the revolt, snuck up behind me and stab me in the back. It was a sad moment, and many an audience member wept. Not only for the lost of Dr. Halemeir, played by yours truly, but for what seemed like the end of mankind.
To be cont'd......