"With all due respect, wouldn't the term 'android' be better to describe your robots? They're very realistic and incredible, but calling it an animatronic doesn't seem right due to how human they are."
"I see what you mean, and no offense taken. We just call them animatronics because despite being mostly human, they still contain non-human features, such as animal ears. You know, to catch the attention of the kids."
"We understand, nothing wrong, just seemed slightly strange. Everything here is quite impressive. Though, we did notice the old rabbit man sitting in the darkness. What purpose does he serve?"
"He's mostly inactive on a mobility basis, but he's actually a security animatronic."
"If he's rarely mobile, then how does he work? Could you please describe his features?"
"Well, he mainly doesn't move, like I said, but in the event of an emergency, he can get up and secure the situation quickly and efficiently. He's connected to our surveillance system, allowing him to see through any camera. In the case of an animatronic malfunction, he can take control of the animatronic and stop it from doing anything dangerous. He's even equipped with a self defense mechanism in the events that he is threatened."
"Do you ever worry about his intelligence? His features sound dangerous if his ideas of safety are...altered."
"We have no reason to worry. Despite being very intelligent compared to most robots like him, he still operates under a basic programming that can be remotely reset if necessary. He's perfectly safe."
He's perfectly safe.
He's perfectly safe.
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"Very deceptive words old man. It's mostly true, obviously. But there is one intriguing exception who keeps calling to me. I'll be taking care of her very soon, and she'll be surprised once she sees that I've come back."