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Reflection About Science Fiction

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Abhi K.
Mr. Blakeslee
Hour 4
Fall 2016
Science Fiction Reflection
2016-2017 Science Fiction year, I knew nothing coming into class. To be honest, I was pretty scared because I was bad at English. Now it is the end of the Fall semester, I am more confident of having this class than I was before. The thing that I liked about this class is how we learned about robots are not just about technology but they can compare to humans. The story that correlates to robots is called “Robbie”. This story is about when a girl, that loves a robot, but sadly, mom doesn't like it. So at the end, the mom changed her view about the robot because when her daughter ran to the robot because she didn't see for a long time, a tractor was coming parallel of her and it was going to hit her. But then the robot saved her life and this shows that the robot has emotions and the braveness to save the little girl. This action shows us that the Robot, named Robbie, has human-like characteristics rather being a Robot that has few abilities.

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This relates to the story “Robbie:” because it showed us friendship from little girl to a robot but it even showed us hatred from her own mom to her daughter's robot. I am proud that I got a chance to learn about time traveling but I wish I had done was to become more independent and had more trust in myself. So if I was available to take this class again I would do it, even if it is not the teacher that you don't like because it has so much to offer our world. Besides it gives meaning to life while entertaining readers and as all those characteristics in a way that no other literature can do. Lastly, I would like to end by saying thank you to Mr. Blakeslee and Mrs.E because they’re really nice and helped me a lot throughout this year, and I would require this class with them as

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