Overview
Rikuo discovers that his household android Sammy has been leaving home independently and traces her activity log to the Time of Eve, a café where customers are forbidden from discriminating between humans and androids.
ASFR Content
The film is built around lifelike androids hiding their status rings inside the café and behaving more freely than normal social programming allows. Sammy is a prototype whose suppressed emotions and independence are gradually revealed. Other stories explore abandoned androids, system logic errors and orders that silence artificial people.
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ASFR Scenes
Rikuo discovers Sammy's unexplained activity log
Rikuo finds that Sammy has been leaving the house independently and sees the unexplained Time of Eve phrase in her recorded activity.
Android patrons hide their status rings
Inside the café the usual visible distinction between humans and androids is removed, making the artificial patrons effectively human-looking.
An abandoned android hits a logical contradiction and shuts down
An illegally abandoned robot tries to reconcile deleted personal data with its need to be remembered; the unresolved logic conflict causes a system error and shutdown.
THX breaks an order of silence
Despite being ordered not to speak, THX overrides the restriction when the café is threatened and directly warns Masaki and the others.
Sammy's prototype history is revealed
The closing material identifies Sammy as the first code:eve prototype, designed to express emotions ordinary android controls suppress.