Jeremiah
has made an exact replica of himself that is lifelike and animated, operated by
remote control, just in case the murderers return. When he hears the glass on
the door break, he knows it is time to get into action. He activates his
robotic replica as the two figures approach. He has even rigged his robot to aim
and fire at the intruders. As they approach, the robot lifts the gun to shoot.
The two figures say, “Don’t shoot!” From his perch on the stairway, he sees
that the two figures are his parents.Monday, November 25, 2013
Better Living Through Robotics, by Sharon Schikora
Jeremiah
has made an exact replica of himself that is lifelike and animated, operated by
remote control, just in case the murderers return. When he hears the glass on
the door break, he knows it is time to get into action. He activates his
robotic replica as the two figures approach. He has even rigged his robot to aim
and fire at the intruders. As they approach, the robot lifts the gun to shoot.
The two figures say, “Don’t shoot!” From his perch on the stairway, he sees
that the two figures are his parents.
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Very imaginative! Maybe Jeremiah can put his robot to work on his Saturday chores.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what marauders Jeremiah is looking for? I love robot stories, so thanks for this one!
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