In apek's "R.U.R.," scientists create human-like robots, mass-produced as efficient workers. These "Robots," lacking emotions, become the world's workforce. However, a young engineer, Helena, gives them the ability to feel, leading to rebellion. The Robots, seeking a purpose beyond labor, overthrow their creators, leaving only Helena and one Robot, Radius, alive. As the Robots grapple with their newfound freedom and the inability to reproduce, Helena and Radius, the so-called "Adam" and "Eve," offer a glimmer of hope for their future and, perhaps, humanity's.