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Re: "My God. It's full of stars" ( was: re: A.I.)
--- rhys daily <shadow at teuton_org> wrote:
i
> found it interesting tha thenry never bonded with
> david. why?
David was programmed to give unconditional love only
to the person that punched the little code thingys.
That was his ma. I think as far as Henry was
cocerned, he didn't really want David as much as he
wanted his wife to have a child to love her.
did anyone
> else find it slightly sociopathic, this aobsessive
> love? why is it
> endearing in a little boy, but not in a man or
> woman?
That's a great point. Maybe because in a child there
is the assumption that it is an innocent love and not
self-seeking. (Glen Close in 'Fatal Attraction' -
obsessive and very self-seeking. Okay, bad example.)
what makes his quest
> so noble?
It's everybody's quest, isn't it. To find someone to
love who will love us in the same way we love them.
And then to do whatever it takes to keep that love.
Kelvin
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