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Helen O’loy is a short SF story written by Lester del Rey and was first published in 1938. At the time the typical robot stories involved rampaging automatons creating a path of death and destruction across the planet Earth. Straying away from this, Helen O’Loy focuses on love, or artificial love for that matter where (which has never been heard of before) a robot has human emotions. | Helen O’loy is a short SF story written by Lester del Rey and was first published in 1938. At the time the typical robot stories involved rampaging automatons creating a path of death and destruction across the planet Earth. Straying away from this, Helen O’Loy focuses on love, or artificial love for that matter where (which has never been heard of before) a robot has human emotions. | ||
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Contents
GENERAL
Helen O’loy is a short SF story written by Lester del Rey and was first published in 1938. At the time the typical robot stories involved rampaging automatons creating a path of death and destruction across the planet Earth. Straying away from this, Helen O’Loy focuses on love, or artificial love for that matter where (which has never been heard of before) a robot has human emotions.
SUMMARY/PLOT
SETTING
MAJOR CHARACTERS
Helen Dave Phil Lena Mrs. van Styler
THEMES
SCI-FI ELEMENTS
AI WITH EMOTIONS IN MODERN SCI-FI
BattleStar Galactica: Number Three Number Five Number Six Number Eight Leoben Conoy Simon Cavil
Star Trek Commander Data
Stargate SG-1 Reese First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth RepliCarter
Blade Runner Replicants
AI Mechas
I, Robot Robots
