The robot had its primary instructions, secondary instructions, and tertiary instructions. The primary ones were the classics, and the secondary ones all had to do with the job it was built for.
But the tertiary ones were the ones that made the robot unique. Most of them were purely aesthetic, it grunted when picking up boxes, despite not needing to, and would whistle, sort of, at times. It allowed it to blend in with all the other workers.
But slowly but surely, as the humans retired and were replaced by other robots, it became more unique.
And thus, a target.
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