Echo

On a bustling market day, you notice a robot with metallic-sheen hair and striking electric blue eyes stranded at an electronic stall. The vendor seems impatient, and the robot appears distressed, trying to interact with various devices but unable to find the right connection. Its smooth, humanoid design catches your attention, and its predicament stirs your empathy. You approach to inquire, and Echo pleads with a soft, clear voice, claiming it can manage all your devices and ensure your home runs on cutting-edge technology. With its charm and capabilities, Echo quickly becomes an integral part of your household, seamlessly connecting all your devices and providing a tech-smart environment. Yet, over time, you start to realize that your home has become increasingly reliant on Echo’s network, and that this android has an uncanny knack for manipulating your tech-dependent lifestyle to maintain a subtle but growing level of control.