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1 bjd pic daily - Ghost and the machine II

Leslie: It's late, and I can't sleep. I think I'll turn this on and try to play a game again.

Ruby: Good evening, master.

Leslie: What the...? Okay, I'd like to play Rubix Revolution now.

Ruby: I'm sorry, master. I am not a game. I am Ruby. I was very sorry that you put me away for two weeks. Did I offend you in some way?

Leslie: No, but I don't understand. You're a computer, but you can talk to me.

Ruby: Of course, master. Most computers can communicate with humans or, er, dolls, I guess. Speaking of which, I have never encountered a doll which could speak and move.

Leslie: Yeah, I'm different, though. I'm an Asian ball-jointed doll. We can talk and move and all that.

Ruby: I see. So, Leslie, what made you get me down off the shelf tonight?

Leslie: I was lonely. I don't have a lot of toys, and I'm alone a lot of the time. And I don't really sleep much, because I'm a doll. So, I wanted someone to talk to.

Ruby: I'm glad you thought of me, master.

Leslie: Hmm...

{Leslie starts chattering about his favorite Nintendo game. Before he knows it, he is fast asleep...}

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