From the Records of the Reinstated Intergalactic Court of Coruscant:
Defense Attorney: Andvo Vdenn please come to the stand.
Bailiff: Now, repeat after me: I swear by the Force all-prevailing that the evidence I shall give will be nothing but the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
Andvo Vdenn: I swear by the Force all-prevailing that the evidence I shall give will be nothing but the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
D.A: You are clone number 1437, are you not?
Andvo Vdenn: I am.
D.A: Were you born in the cloning facility of Kamino?
Andvo Vdenn: I was
D.A.: And was there anything abnormal about the circumstances of that birth?
Andvo Vdenn: Aside from the usual abnormalities of such a facility I would not know. I had my mind wiped several times.
D.A.: Yet you remember enough to relay this account? To remember that your mind had been wiped at all?
Andvo Vdenn: I remember because I could not forget. Though my own memories were lost to me for a time they were sparked by the relics of my childhood and the records of the Kaminoan facilities. I know of what I speak.
D.A.: I think things are pretty clear, your honor. Here we have a prosecution who can't even remember their own charges, ridiculous that they are, against a legitimate facility that-
Andvo Vdenn: My name is 1437. I was born in the 17th year of production and raised in cloning bay number four. At the age of five I was attached to a simulator and told to learn. I learned fast, much like the other clones, and progressed in my time.
From the beginning I was… defective.
It is a voice, they say, that governs obedience. A constant, mechanical voice that wears down the soul, what concept of such a thing is left. Orders were to be obeyed at the instant, without question. We were droids, in a sense, raised like sheep to the slaughter, programmed to age and develop faster than other human beings, if you could call us that, and all exactly identical to our one Master, the Republic of Coruscant.
If I had been obedient, I would not be standing here today. For I discovered something, when they told me to learn: a token, perhaps, of my all too questionable humanity.
I discovered my doom.