The Twilight Zone1959

Alicia:
I brought you some water.

James A. Corry:
Put it over there.

Alicia:
It'll get warm just sitting there.

James A. Corry:
[snickers] How would you know?

Alicia:
I can feel thirst.

James A. Corry:
Yeah? What else can you feel?

Alicia:
I don't understand.

James A. Corry:
Can you feel heat?

Alicia:
Yes.

James A. Corry:
And cold?

Alicia:
Yes.

James A. Corry:
And hunger?

Alicia:
[Alicia nods]

James A. Corry:
How bout pain? Can you feel pain?

Alicia:
That, too.

James A. Corry:
How? You're a machine, aren't you?

Alicia:
Yes.

James A. Corry:
Why would... Why didn't they build you to look like a machine? Why didn't they build you out of metal with bolts and wires and electrodes and things like that? Why'd they turn you into a lie, cover you with something that looks like flesh, give you a face?

James A. Corry:
[turns to face Alicia] A face, that if I... if I look at long enough, makes me think, makes me believe that...

[Alicia caresses Corry's cheek]

James A. Corry:
[grabs her hand and throws it away] It's a lie!