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Interpreting An Operating System In Spike Jones's Her

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In Spike Jones’s Her, the quote between Theodore asking Samantha “Are you mine or are you not mine?” Samantha replies, “No Theodore, I’m yours and not yours.” This quote can be interpreted many different ways. Initially I interpreted this two different ways, the first was that because she was an operating system that was assigned to multiple users, she was his operating system, but she was also 8,316 others’ operating system so he could not be her only love. So she was his and not his also being an operating system that never had to sleep or eat, Samantha had a lot of needs to be met for her to only have one person to be in a relationship. If the software gained human emotion, their needs would be far different. I feel like the only way this

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