Radius. You do unnecessary things— (Exit Radius L.2.)
Dr. Gall. (Speaks to her—very concerned) Reaction of the pupils, increase of sensitiveness. It wasn’t an attack characteristic of the Robots.
Helena. What was it, then? (Sits in couch.)
Dr. Gall. (C.) Heaven knows. Stubbornness, anger or revolt—I don’t know. And his heart, too.
Helena. What?
Dr. Gall. It was fluttering with nervousness like a human heart. He was all in a sweat with fear, and—do you know, I don’t believe the rascal is a Robot at all any longer.
Helena. Doctor, has Radius a soul?
Dr. Gall. (Over to couch) He’s got something nasty.
Helena. If you knew how he hates us. Oh, Doctor, are all your Robots like that? All the new ones that you began to make in a different way? (She invites him to sit beside her. He sits.)
Dr. Gall. Well, some are more sensitive than others. They’re all more human beings than Rossum’s Robots were.