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The robot turned and looked at Ken. “I did not read it,” the boy said. “My orders are to command you to read. If you are not able to do it,” the robot said, “there is something wrong with your electronic circuits. I will take you to the laboratory for repairs.” “Don’t let them!” Greg cried suddenly. “They will take you apart. You will die!” The robot turned expressionless eyes on the man. “When a robot cannot read CenPress, he is not operating properly. He must be repaired or destroyed. That is the rule.” Greg pleaded, “Just pump more electricity in his eye socket. That always worked for grandpa.”

– Robots of Saturn, Joseph Greene, pg. 133