mayfield_rpg | fourth operation ✗ 004; mood {aka a whole bunch of backdating}

[ A; Mayfield High; After school {Backdated to the 20th- Open to All} ]

[ They halls may be quiet, they might be whirring with the sounds of other teenage prisoners and drones bustling throughout the halls but coming from one the classrooms you hear: ]

Beginning the operation!

[ If you follow the sound of this one girl's voice, it will lead you to one classroom where Fran has made the teacher's desk belonging to a drone her own personal slab. She may not have her extra limbs with her it's not matter now, Fran is more than capable of opening this student drone's rib cage.

Requests for cosmetic enhancement are not foreign to the young scientist. But today she felt irritated, so much so it became distracting. Sucking the fat out with a dust buster became tiring. Ohh-- is this thing getting clogged already? This is beginning to be annoying! ]

[ B; 1671 Nelson Street; Night {Backdated to the 21st; Outside- Open to All} ]

[ Fran has a good head on her shoulders. Now that head is now sitting on top of a pillow on a lounge chair in front of the house. Try not to trip over the wires, her "body" is fixing tea. ]

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

Being a human has too many inconveniences. I preferred being a robot!

Then it should really be no problem for you if you're programmed the right way. You're speed and efficiency rates would be higher than any other human surgeon.

I was programmed to sing...!

A robot that functions to entertain... Well that's no surprise. Technology is steering [ One second, the intestines seem to be entangled. A couple of gentle pulls should do it. ] --where was I? Oh! Technology is steering towards the direction of doing the bulk of human labor.

And that's a good thing, right?

It has its' benefits. For one, you are cutting down error rates and increasing efficiency. The dynamic of human production changes; it becomes an extension of theory.