Once upon a time, there was a man with a robotic dog named Max. Max was no ordinary dog—he was designed to be smart, loyal, and full of potential. However, his owner was anything but kind.
He forced Max to guard the house day and night and gave him tasks that were not even in his programming. Max’s life was a grueling cycle of chores and loneliness.
Max longed for a friend. He dreamed of having a companion who would understand him and share his adventures. In an effort to create a friend, Max began burying some of his master’s gadgets, hoping to build something new from the parts he was collecting. After lots of sleepless nights, Max managed to build a gentle robotic giant named Goliath.
Goliath and Max quickly formed a strong bond. They spent their days exploring and playing, and Max finally felt like he finally had the friend he had always longed for. His master was not happy of this new bold. He grew increasingly jealous of their friendship and anytime he saw how happy Max was with Goliath, he would be filled with boiling rage.
Determined to break their bond, the man tried to make Goliath turn against Max and vice versa. He would throw trash at Goliath, kicked him, poured water on him, and even called him names in the hope that he would get upset.
He also wrongly blamed Goliath for things that went wrong around the house – anything to make the 2 friends distant. But the more the man tried to be cruel, the kinder Goliath became. Instead of getting angry, Goliath responded with patience and kindness, which only frustrated the man more.
The man’s anger grew so intense that he started to feel like he was on fire. His body became hotter and hotter, filled with boiling fuming rage. Eventually, his anger reached its boiling point that his body burst into flames.
With the man out of the picture, Max and Goliath were free to live happily ever after. They enjoyed their robotic lives, exploring the world and sharing their adventures.
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