(light dramatic music)
(child laughing)
(light chiming)
(suspenseful music)
(air hissing)
(high pitched ringing)
(bird chirping)
(bed creaking)
- [Robot] Good morning, Caitlin.
- Good morning.
- [Robot] Shall I boil some water?
- Can you put the oven on first?
(smacking)
(oven whirring)
(door thudding)
(light music)
(crow cawing)
(heavy breathing)
(wind whistling)
(door clicking)
- [Robot] Well done, Caitlin.
A new personal best.
The cake is ready.
(oven beeps)
(emotional instrumental music)
- [Meryl] How are you today?
- [Caitlin] Positive.
- That's good.
Are you still running?
- Every day.
Do you believe that there's something after death?
- When was the last time you went up into the loft?
Let's meet again tomorrow.
(birds chirping)
(wind howling) (trees rustling)
(dinging)
- [Robot] It's your father.
Please record your message.
- Hi, just checking up on you.
Hope you're okay.
I know today is difficult.
I miss him very much.
I miss you, too.
Anyway, I hope you're well.
Be good to meet up soon.
I love you.
(door bell dinging)
- [Robot] That's my maintenance appointment.
(door clicking)
- He's a handsome lad.
(clattering)
(chuckling)
Good genes, I guess.
- [Caitlin] How do you take it?
- Uh black, two sugars, thanks.
So you've known the system, then?
- Doesn't everybody?
- Well, not everybody appreciates what's inside.
The designers, the programmers, the engineers.
There's a lot of life in those circuits.
- You enjoy your work.
- It has its perks.
(thudding) Oh shit!
(dramatic music)
(man grunting)
(clattering)
(light music)
- [Robot] Good morning, Caitlin.
(light music)
(smacking)
(oven whirring)
(heavy breathing)
(crow cawing)
(leaves rustling)
- [Caitlin] Trees.
- Try and describe an emotion or maybe
a personal place you associate with it.
- Home.
Peace.
Strength.
A shape.
Do you believe in ghosts?
- Do you?
There's a group I'd like you to attend.
Others like you who've lost children.
Perhaps they could help you complete the grieving process.
(light dramatic music)
(light music) (muffled talking)
(light buzzing)
- [Man] Find the loft, stand by for update.
Come in, stand down, we may be here for awhile.
(dinging)
(emotional instrumental music)
(dramatic music)
- Sarah, make a copy.
Enhance.
(dramatic music)
(beeping)
(air hissing)
(dramatic music)
(clattering)
(thudding)
(muffled talking)
(tense music)
(plastic rustles)
(Haydon groans)
(clanking)
(groans)
(gun clicks) - Whoa now.
No, wait, wait, wait--
- What have you done with him?
- (stutters) He's my son.
They said if I use him that they'd pay me more.
You remember?
All of this has happened before.
Look, look.
Look.
Am I talking about hospitals?
The police?
Care at homes?
- Yes, and schools, childcare.
- Childcare? - What is this?
- [Haydon] That's a lot of trust in a machine.
- [Meryl] You're thinking of it as
a machine with a human mind.
They have a much greater capacity for emotion.
Which is why they go through a process
which we call Enlightenment.
- Just tell me where he is.
- You know he's not yours.
So they become self-aware?
- We have a model that is currently
doing extremely well in our grief program.
It's the final stage of the process.
- That's okay, though, that's okay.
- It's a very peaceful transition.
- [Haydon] None of this is your reality.
(crying)
- I want my son! (gun banging)
(Haydon coughs)
- [Man] Channels clear please.
- [Woman] Guards up, Father is ready.
- [Man] Boy, you'll stop, Shepherd.
- Caitlin.
- It was him.
- He.
- We found him, Caitlin.
- He's coming home.
(gun clicks)
Let's get you inside.
These are detectives, come on.
I wanted to be here to tell you.
- Is he really here?
Does he remember me?
- Now show her the pebbles.
- He gave me these.
- [Meryl] Let her inside.
- Go inside.
He'll be home soon.
(light music)
- [Man] Go for a reset.
Charlie in position.
Let's lock it down.
(smacking)
(dramatic music)
(footsteps thudding)
(dramatic instrumental music)
(dramatic music)
(light music)