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"
I
said
...
uh
...
I
said
:
'S
peedy
,
we
need
some
selenium
.
You
can
get
it
such-and-such
a
place
.
Go
get
it
'
That
's
all
.
What
more
did
you
want
me
to
say
?
"
"
You
did
n't
put
any
urgency
into
the
order
,
did
you
?
"
"
What
for
?
It
was
pure
routine
.
"
Powell
sighed
.
"
Well
,
it
ca
n't
be
helped
now
--
but
we
're
in
a
fine
fix
.
"
He
had
dismounted
from
his
robot
,
and
was
sitting
,
back
against
the
cliff
.
Donovan
joined
him
and
they
linked
arms
:
In
the
distance
the
burning
sunlight
seemed
to
wait
cat-and-mouse
for
them
,
and
just
next
them
,
the
two
giant
robots
were
invisible
but
for
the
dull
red
of
their
photoelectric
eyes
that
stared
down
at
them
,
unblinking
,
unwavering
and
unconcerned
.
Unconcerned
!
As
was
all
this
poisonous
Mercury
,
as
large
in
jinx
as
it
was
small
in
size
.
Powell
's
radio
voice
was
tense
in
Donovan
's
ear
:
"
Now
,
look
,
let
's
start
with
the
three
fundamental
Rules
of
Robotics
--
the
three
rules
that
are
built
most
deeply
into
a
robot
's
positronic
brain
.
"
In
the
darkness
,
his
gloved
fingers
ticked
off
each
point
.
"
We
have
:
One
,
a
robot
may
not
injure
a
human
being
,
or
,
through
inaction
,
allow
a
human
being
to
come
to
harm
.
"
"
Right
!
"
"
Two
,
"
continued
Powell
,
"
a
robot
must
obey
the
orders
given
it
by
human
beings
except
where
such
orders
would
conflict
with
the
First
Law
.
"
"
Right
"
