It can be a robot or a loved one

Hester 2021-10-20 17:39:55

A pile of cold parts, a chip, and a pile of programs make up a robot.
There is no blood or flesh, and it is impossible to have feelings, right?
In Genesis, Sarah was guarded by the "daddy", from her stalwart figure when she was a child, to the moment of sadness in her eyes when she sent Sarah and Kyle into the time machine, and then she remained firm and disregarded during the battle. With all the eyes, who can say that this robot is cold-blooded, a steel monster with no emotions?
As time goes by, even the robot will get old.
The original tall and straight body also rickets slightly; the original flexible skills have gradually become sluggish; the original advanced configuration has slowly fallen behind.
Originally, he might be like an old TV set, old refrigerator, and old washing machine at home.
But "Daddy" is different. With the passage of time, the relationship between him and Sara is no longer the relationship between the owner and the robot.
He is a robot and a relative of Sarah.
From the first expressionless face to the end, he would smile so mechanically. From a machine that only executes commands to the end, he really looked like an old man guarding his daughter.
Life will age, machines will age, and family affection will not disappear. As touched by Arnold.
"Daddy" is a robot, or a family member.
Arnold is the terminator and the person who moved us in memory.

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Terminator Genisys quotes

  • Garbage Man: [the garbage truck's engine stops] What the hell? Goddamn son of a bitch...

  • [first lines]

    Kyle Reese: [narrating] Before they died, my parents told me stories about how the world once was; what it was like long before I was born; before the war with the machines. They remembered a green world, vast and beautiful, filled with laughter and hope for the future. It's a world I never knew. By the time I was born, all this was gone.

    Kyle Reese: "Skynet," a computer program designed to automate missile defense. It was supposed to protect us, but that's not what happened. August 29th, 1997, Skynet woke up. It decided all of humanity was a threat to its existence.

    [scenes of mass destruction]

    Kyle Reese: It used our own bombs against us. Three billion people died of nuclear fire.

    Kyle Reese: Survivors called it Judgement Day. People lived like rats in shadows, hiding, starving, or worse, captured and put into camps for extermination. I was born after Judgement Day, into a broken world ruled by the machines. The worst were infiltration units that posed as humans. We called them Terminators.

    John Connor: [finding young Kyle in subterranean tunnels] Are there others down here?

    Kyle Reese: And then one man found me. His name was John Connor, and he changed everything. John showed us how to fight back; how to rise up. He freed prisoners. He taught us how to slash the machines to scrap. People whisper about John and wonder how he can know the things he does. They use words like prophet. But John's more. We're here because tonight, he's going to lead us to crush Skynet for good.