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00:00Whenever Dad walked in, he went straight to Eva, pulled her into his arms and started talking to her.
00:07Mom was always so disappointed in me. To her, I was just a walking disaster who tore up the furniture.
00:13While Eva was the perfect little angel, I could never compete with her. My brother even sneered at me.
00:20Without you, we would actually get some peace and quiet for once.
00:24My name was Stella. I was a 5-year-old Pomeranian from Dreamy Animal Town.
00:30Stella, get off me! You ruined my makeup!
00:46Knock it off, Stella. Play nice.
00:49I'm so sorry, Margaret. She's still a baby. You know how they are at this age.
00:53I was just a playful puppy, but to my family, I was always the problem.
00:58Eva, though, could do no wrong. When she broke a model, Mom didn't care at all.
01:03Drop it, Stella. It's just a toy. Eva's a good girl. She didn't mean to.
01:12Eva is your sister!
01:14Why can't you be more like her? You are literally driving me insane!
01:19Just then, Dad walked in holding a flyer.
01:22This training program looks really good. Maybe we should let the professionals handle her.
01:26You are going to that obedience center. Maybe they can finally teach you how to behave.
01:30Just like that, they sent me away. All because they wanted a perfect, quiet daughter.
01:37Three years later, the instructor rated me this year's most successful correction case.
01:42Stand up!
01:43My parents and my brother came to take me home, their faces beaming with joy.
01:48Stella!
01:48I didn't move.
01:50Stella, we're going home.
01:51I still didn't move.
01:54Stella, are you deaf?
01:55I remained perfectly still.
01:58Mrs. Sterling, she won't respond to Stella. You need to say,
02:011-3-1-4, stand.
02:03Mom froze. The words caught in her throat.
02:08Dad cleared his throat beside her.
02:10Just try it.
02:111-3-1-4, stand.
02:161-3-1-4, standing by, awaiting instruction.
02:19Mom paused. The instructor spoke from behind her.
02:22Mrs. Sterling, we built a full command system for her.
02:25Give the right cue, and she'll respond.
02:27From now on, she won't disobey you again.
02:29My brother Ethan squeezed his way past them with a wicked smirk.
02:331-3-1-4, spin around and bark.
02:39Stella is actually trained now.
02:41We used to beg her just to eat.
02:43Now she does whatever we tell her.
02:47Stella, how was your time at the obedience center?
02:50I stayed silent because she didn't say, answer.
02:53On my first day, I got hit with an electric baton just for looking at a crying puppy.
02:59Who gave you permission to move?
03:03No moving, no looking, no speaking without a command.
03:07After 1,095 days of training, I finally became the obedient dog they wanted.
03:13Stella, I finally spoke.
03:15My voice flat and synthetic.
03:17Questions are not valid commands.
03:20If you require an answer, please use an imperative command.
03:25The air inside the car froze.
03:28Answer!
03:29Life at the obedience center was meaningful.
03:31Core courses completed.
03:32Emotional control.
03:33Absolute obedience.
03:34Rational thinking.
03:35Final evaluation.
03:37Outstanding.
03:38She sounds just like Eva.
03:44A few neighbors spotted us as Dad pulled into the driveway.
03:47Harriet, the chinchilla from next door, walked over with a warm smile.
03:51Thanks again for letting Eva watch my kids today.
03:54She's so sweet and helpful.
03:56Oh.
03:58Is that Stella?
03:59Wonderful.
04:00She's finally home.
04:01As I walked toward the house, she turned away and muttered,
04:05Looks like that training didn't do much.
04:08Those cold eyes.
04:10Hope she doesn't hurt Eva again.
04:12My ears twitched, taking in every word.
04:15But I said nothing.
04:16Welcome home, Stella.
04:18I didn't respond to her.
04:19That wasn't a command.
04:21Still acting up with Eva?
04:23You haven't changed at all.
04:25Say something.
04:26Command receive.
04:27I instantly put on the standard happy expression.
04:31Thank you.
04:33Let's eat.
04:34I sat alone in the corner.
04:36Ethan snatched the chicken leg from my bowl and smirked.
04:39Mine.
04:43That's weird.
04:44Usually she'd go crazy over that.
04:45Look at her now, calmly eating carrots.
04:47She used to bolt the second she smelled them.
04:49The meat tasted rich.
04:51The vegetables tasted bland.
04:53But I ate exactly 50 grams of each.
04:56Preference is an emotional defect.
04:58It must be eliminated.
05:03At the obedience center, eating was defined as energy replenishment.
05:09Being picky meant punishment.
05:12Mom nodded with satisfaction.
05:15At least she's not picky anymore.
05:17Three years of training finally did something.
05:21She ate a peanut?
05:27You idiot!
05:29You're allergic to peanuts!
05:34Did the center fix that too?
05:36I kept chewing in silence.
05:38At the obedience center, dogs weren't allowed to have weaknesses.
05:42They forced me through 305 allergy sessions.
05:46Allergies mean weakness.
05:48We don't tolerate weakness here.
05:53Her face.
05:55I think it's swelling.
05:56Oh my god.
05:58Stella, stop!
05:59Spit it out!
06:00What's wrong with you?
06:02Is that a command?
06:04Mom gasped.
06:05Beside her, I was panting heavily.
06:07Warning.
06:08Severe allergic reaction detected.
06:11Respiratory distress moderate.
06:12Swelling 23%.
06:14Medical intervention required immediately.
06:16They scrambled to shove medicine down my throat.
06:19My breathing finally slowed.
06:21The room went deathly quiet.
06:23From the far end of the couch, Ethan's voice broke the silence.
06:27She used to bark.
06:28She used to get mad.
06:29She was never like this.
06:34Why can't you just be normal?
06:37Stop copying Eva.
06:39We want an obedient sister, not another robotic dog.
06:43I stared at his angry, frustrated face.
06:46Please define normal.
06:48A tense chill filled the room.
06:51Dad called the obedience center.
06:53One, three, one, four.
06:55Is our star pupil.
06:57She obeys.
06:58Better than any robot dog.
07:01Don't worry.
07:02But they didn't know it was just a lie to cover up permanent psychological damage.
07:08Stella, go wash the dishes with Eva.
07:11Stella, help me move these pots.
07:13Stella, fetch my slippers.
07:15Stella's even more useful than Eva now.
07:18Everyone agreed.
07:19Only Eva's expression glitched, her tail freezing for a split second.
07:24One night, nobody gave me the command to sleep, so I sat there from sunset until sunrise.
07:31At the center, sitting was part of the training, too.
07:35If anyone moved, the instructor doubled the punishment.
07:40Eventually, all of us could stay perfectly still for ten hours.
07:47The next morning, Mom found me still sitting there, in the exact same posture as last night.
07:55Stella?
07:58I didn't answer.
08:01Stella!
08:05Without a command, I still didn't answer.
08:08Tears rolled down her face.
08:11Stella!
08:12Please!
08:13Say something!
08:16Ethan walked over, mouth open, but no words came.
08:20Seconds dragged by.
08:21Only the clock ticked in the living room.
08:23Soon, a doctor arrived.
08:26Hello, Stella.
08:28I'm Dr. Zoe, your psychologist.
08:31You have to order her, or she won't say a word.
08:33Tell me your name.
08:341314.
08:35Tell me your real name.
08:36Stella Sterling.
08:37That was my previous name.
08:39Graduates must only use registration numbers.
08:41Frozen in shock, they headed into the study, leaving me alone in the living room.
08:46It's PTSD, post-traumatic stress, and depersonalization.
08:51She'll need long-term treatment.
08:53Is she ever going to be okay?
08:55That depends on her, and on all of you.
08:58They walked out, eyes red.
09:00Ethan leaned against the wall, tail flat on the floor, motionless.
09:05After that, everyone started being careful around me.
09:08Stella, grab me.
09:12Stella, come help me grab a package.
09:16Never mind.
09:17Just rest.
09:19Dad would stand beside me for a while, then quietly walk away.
09:26We spent the morning setting up for Eva's birthday party.
09:29One by one, the neighbors arrived.
09:32Happy birthday, Eva.
09:34My little one missed you so much, she wouldn't stop talking about you.
09:38Go play with Eva, sweetie.
09:40You loved it last time.
09:42The living room filled with laughter.
09:50Eva was the center of attention.
09:53I sat quietly in the corner.
09:55No one looked my way.
09:56A few moments later, Eva trotted over to me.
09:59Her voice was as sweet and gentle as ever.
10:02Happy birthday, Stella.
10:03My ears and tail slowly drooped.
10:06Something inside my head seemed to loosen.
10:09Today was my birthday, too, but no one remembered.
10:12Three years ago today, they locked me in a cage and sent me to the obedience center.
10:17Mom, can I have a piece of cake before I leave, please?
10:20Just behave.
10:21Once you learn to listen, you can have all the cake you want.
10:23I learned to behave, but I never got that cake.
10:27Eva suddenly lowered her voice.
10:29Stella, the definition of normal is pushing down people you don't like.
10:35Go ahead, push me, just like you did three years ago.
10:38Her eyes flickered.
10:39The sweet look on her face was completely gone.
10:43Command received.
10:44I reached out my paw.
10:48I hadn't even touched her, but she threw herself onto the floor.
10:55He lunged at me, roaring.
10:57Stella, what the hell are you doing?
10:59Eva lowered her ears, looking deeply hurt.
11:03Stella, why did you push me?
11:05I thought we were finally sisters.
11:07Why do you still hate me so much?
11:09I said nothing.
11:10I knew she was faking it.
11:12Her voice was just a simulation.
11:14Her trembling was your algorithm.
11:17Three years ago, Eva tripped me.
11:19Then she played the innocent.
11:22Stella, are you okay?
11:24How did you fall?
11:26I told you to stop running.
11:28See?
11:28I sat on the floor.
11:30Mom walked away with Eva.
11:32Behind her, Eva's tail wagged in triumph.
11:36Are you insane?
11:37Why did you push her?
11:38She told me to.
11:40What?
11:41Why would I say that?
11:42I...
11:43I just wanted to say happy birthday.
11:46Mom gathered Eva into her arms, her eyes aching with pity.
11:51Well, Stella was always a handful.
11:53They're always making a scene.
11:55Poor Eva.
11:56Her birthday is ruined.
11:59You never changed.
12:01You're still a monster.
12:03Still can't accept Eva.
12:05You faked everything just to fool us.
12:10Why can't you be more like her?
12:12You are literally driving me insane.
12:15Just then, Dad walked in holding a flyer.
12:18This training program looks really good.
12:20Maybe we should let the professionals handle her.
12:23You are going to that obedience center.
12:24Maybe they can finally teach you how to behave.
12:26Just like that, they sent me away.
12:29All because they wanted a perfect, quiet daughter.
12:33Three years later, the instructor rated me this year's most successful correction case.
12:39Stand up!
12:39My parents and my brother came to take me home, their faces beaming with joy.
12:44Stella!
12:45I didn't move.
12:46Stella, we're going home.
12:48I still didn't move.
12:50Stella, are you deaf?
12:52I remained perfectly still.
12:54Mrs. Sterling, she won't respond to Stella.
12:57You need to say, one, three, one, four, stand.
12:59Mom froze.
13:00The words caught in her throat.
13:02Dad cleared his throat beside her.
13:04Just try it.
13:05One, three, one, four, stand.
13:10One, three, one, four, standing by, awaiting instruction.
13:13Mom paused.
13:13The instructor spoke from behind her.
13:15Mrs. Sterling, we built a full command system for her.
13:18Give the right cue and she'll respond.
13:20From now on, she won't disobey you again.
13:22My brother Ethan squeezed his way past them with a wicked smirk.
13:26One, three, one, four, spin around and bark.
13:32Stella is actually trained now.
13:35We used to beg her just to eat.
13:37Now she does whatever we tell her.
13:40Stella, how was your time at the obedience center?
13:43I stayed silent because she didn't say answer.
13:47On my first day, I got hit with an electric baton
13:50just for looking at a crying puppy.
13:53Who gave you permission to move?
13:56No moving, no looking.
13:58No speaking without a command.
14:00After 1,095 days of training,
14:03I finally became the obedient dog they wanted.
14:07Stella?
14:07I finally spoke.
14:08My voice flat and synthetic.
14:11Questions are not valid commands.
14:14If you require an answer,
14:16please use an imperative command.
14:18The air inside the car froze.
14:21Answer!
14:22Life at the obedience center was meaningful.
14:24Core courses completed.
14:25Emotional control.
14:27Absolute obedience.
14:27Rational thinking.
14:29Final evaluation.
14:30Outstanding.
14:31She sounds just like Eva.
14:34A few neighbors spotted us as dad pulled into the driveway.
14:38Harriet, the chinchilla from next door, walked over with a warm smile.
14:41Thanks again for letting Eva watch my kids today.
14:44She's so sweet and helpful.
14:46Oh.
14:48Is that Stella?
14:50Wonderful.
14:51She's finally home.
14:52As I walked toward the house, she turned away and muttered,
14:55Looks like that training didn't do much.
14:58Those cold eyes.
15:00Hope she doesn't hurt Eva again.
15:02My ears twitched, taking in every word, but I said nothing.
15:06Welcome home, Stella.
15:08I didn't respond to her.
15:10That wasn't a command.
15:11Still acting up with Eva?
15:13You haven't changed at all.
15:15Say something.
15:16Command receive.
15:17I instantly put on the standard happy expression.
15:21Thank you.
15:23Let's eat.
15:24I sat alone in the corner.
15:26Ethan snatched the chicken leg from my bowl and smirked.
15:30Mine.
15:33That's weird.
15:34Usually she'd go crazy over that.
15:36Look at her now, calmly eating carrots.
15:38She used to bolt the second she smelled them.
15:39The meat tasted rich.
15:41The vegetables tasted bland.
15:43But I ate exactly 50 grams of each.
15:46Preference is an emotional defect.
15:49It must be eliminated.
15:54At the Obedience Center, eating was defined as energy replenishment.
15:59Being picky meant punishment.
16:03Mom nodded with satisfaction.
16:05At least she's not picky anymore.
16:07Three years of training finally did something.
16:12She ate a peanut?
16:14You idiot!
16:16You're allergic to peanuts!
16:21The center fixed that too?
16:23I kept chewing in silence.
16:26At the Obedience Center, dogs weren't allowed to have weaknesses.
16:29They forced me through 305 allergy sessions.
16:33Allergies mean weakness.
16:35We don't tolerate weakness here.
16:41Her face.
16:42I think it's swelling.
16:43Oh my god.
16:45Stella, stop!
16:47Spit it out!
16:48What's wrong with you?
16:49Is that a command?
16:51Mom gasped.
16:52Beside her, I was canting heavily.
16:54Warning.
16:55Severe allergic reaction detected.
16:58Respiratory distress moderate.
17:00Swelling 23%.
17:01Medical intervention required immediately.
17:03They scrambled to shove medicine down my throat.
17:06My breathing finally slowed.
17:08The room went deathly quiet.
17:10From the far end of the couch, Ethan's voice broke the silence.
17:14She used to bark.
17:15She used to get mad.
17:16She was never like this.
17:19Why can't you just be normal?
17:22Stop copying Eva!
17:23We want an obedient sister, not another robotic dog!
17:27I stared at his angry, frustrated face.
17:30Please define normal.
17:32A tense chill filled the room.
17:35Dad called the Obedience Center.
17:381314 is our star pupil.
17:41She obeys better than any robot dog.
17:45Don't worry.
17:47But they didn't know it was just a lie to cover up permanent psychological damage.
17:53Stella, go wash the dishes with Eva.
17:55Stella, help me move these pots.
17:57Stella, fetch my slippers.
17:59Stella's even more useful than Eva now.
18:02Everyone agreed.
18:03Only Eva's expression glitched, her tail freezing for a split second.
18:08One night, nobody gave me the command to sleep, so I sat there from sunset until sunrise.
18:15At the center, sitting was part of the training, too.
18:19If anyone moved, the instructor doubled the punishment.
18:24Eventually, all of us could stay perfectly still for 10 hours.
18:31The next morning, Mom found me still sitting there, in the exact same posture as last night.
18:39Stella?
18:42I didn't answer.
18:45Stella!
18:46Without a command, I still didn't answer.
18:49Tears rolled down her face.
18:52Stella, please, say something.
18:57Ethan walked over, mouth open, but no words came.
19:01Seconds dragged by.
19:02Only the clock ticked in the living room.
19:05Soon, a doctor arrived.
19:07Hello, Stella.
19:09I'm Dr. Zoe, your psychologist.
19:12You have to order her or she won't say a word.
19:14Tell me your name.
19:161314.
19:16Tell me your real name.
19:18Stella Sterling.
19:18That was my previous name.
19:20Graduates must only use registration numbers.
19:22Frozen in shock, they headed into the study, leaving me alone in the living room.
19:27It's PTSD, post-traumatic stress, and depersonalization.
19:32She'll need long-term treatment.
19:34Is she ever going to be okay?
19:36That depends on her, and on all of you.
19:39They walked out, eyes red.
19:41Ethan leaned against the wall, tail flat on the floor, motionless.
19:46After that, everyone started being careful around me.
19:49Stella, grab me.
19:53Stella, come help me grab a package.
19:57Never mind, just rest.
20:00Dad would stand beside me for a while, then quietly walk away.
20:05We spent the morning setting up for Eva's birthday party.
20:08One by one, the neighbors arrived.
20:10Happy birthday, Eva.
20:12My little one missed you so much, she wouldn't stop talking about you.
20:16Go play with Eva, sweetie.
20:18You loved it last time.
20:20The living room filled with laughter.
20:28Eva was the center of attention.
20:31I sat quietly in the corner.
20:33No one looked my way.
20:34A few moments later, Eva trotted over to me.
20:37Her voice was as sweet and gentle as ever.
20:40Happy birthday, Stella.
20:41My ears and tail slowly drooped.
20:44Something inside my head seemed to loosen.
20:47Today was my birthday, too, but no one remembered.
20:50Three years ago today, they locked me in a cage and sent me to the obedience center.
20:55Mom, can I have a piece of cake before I leave, please?
20:58Just behave.
20:59Once you learn to listen, you can have all the cake you want.
21:01I learned to behave, but I never got that cake.
21:05Eva suddenly lowered her voice.
21:07Stella, the definition of normal is pushing down people you don't like.
21:13Go ahead, push me, just like you did three years ago.
21:16Her eyes flickered.
21:17The sweet look on her face was completely gone.
21:21Command received.
21:22I reached out my paw.
21:23I hadn't even touched her, but she threw herself onto the floor.
21:30He lunged at me, roaring.
21:32Stella, what the hell are you doing?
21:34Eva lowered her ears, looking deeply hurt.
21:38Stella, why did you push me?
21:40I thought we were finally sisters.
21:42Why do you still hate me so much?
21:44I said nothing.
21:45I knew she was faking it.
21:47Her voice was just a simulation.
21:49Her trembling was your algorithm.
21:51Three years ago, Eva tripped me.
21:54Then she played the innocent.
21:57Stella, are you okay?
21:59How did you fall?
22:01I told you to stop running.
22:03See?
22:03I sat on the floor.
22:05Mom walked away with Eva.
22:07Behind her, Eva's tail wagged in triumph.
22:11Are you insane?
22:12Why did you push her?
22:14She told me to.
22:15What?
22:16Why would I say that?
22:17I just wanted to say happy birthday.
22:21Mom gathered Eva into her arms, her eyes aching with pity.
22:26Well, Stella was always a handful.
22:28They're always making a scene.
22:30Poor Eva.
22:31Her birthday is ruined.
22:42I opened my mouth, wanting to tell them I wasn't faking.
22:46That the center made me this way.
22:48That they were the ones who sent me there.
22:50But no words came.
22:52I hadn't been given the command.
22:54Speak!
22:55I haven't received the command to speak.
22:58Eva nestled in her arms, her robotic whines cutting in and out.
23:02Why don't you just die?
23:05The room fell silent.
23:08What did you say?
23:09Am I wrong?
23:10I said she should die!
23:12She obeys every command, right?
23:14She's so perfect?
23:15Then let her die!
23:17Everything would finally be peaceful!
23:19Suddenly, Eva collapsed to the floor.
23:21Her body thrashed, eyes rolling back.
23:24Eva!
23:25Eva!
23:26What's wrong?
23:27Mom, Dad, Ethan, the neighbors, everyone crowded around her in panic.
23:33Commands over art of life.
23:35Command received.
23:36Die.
23:37I turned and climbed onto the balcony railing numbly.
23:41Dad saw me first.
23:43Stella!
23:44Stella!
23:45No!
23:46I looked at her and smiled.
23:48Then, I let go.
23:52Without you, we would actually get some peace and quiet for once.
23:56Knock it off, Stella.
23:58Play nice.
24:00Eva is your sister.
24:01Why can't you be more like her?
24:05Why don't you just die?
24:08She obeys every command, right?
24:10She's so perfect?
24:11Then let her die!
24:13Everything would finally be peaceful!
24:15Suddenly, Eva collapsed to the floor.
24:17Her body thrashed, eyes rolling back.
24:20Eva!
24:21Eva!
24:22What's wrong?
24:23Mom, Dad, Ethan, the neighbors,
24:26Everyone crowded around her in panic.
24:29Commands over art of life.
24:31Command received.
24:32Die.
24:33I turned and climbed onto the balcony railing numbly.
24:36Dad saw me first.
24:39Stella!
24:40Stella!
24:41No!
24:42I looked at her and smiled.
24:44Then, I let go.
24:48Without you, we would actually get some peace and quiet for once.
24:52Knock it off, Stella.
24:53Play nice.
24:56Eva is your sister.
24:57Why can't you be more like her?
25:01Why don't you just die?
25:04My parents brought home a robotic dog.
25:08From that moment on, I was the most hated dog in the family.
25:15Whenever Dad walked in, he went straight to Eva, pulled her into his arms, and started talking to her.
25:21Mom was always so disappointed in me.
25:24To her, I was just a walking disaster who tore up the furniture.
25:28While Eva was the perfect little angel, I could never compete with her.
25:33My brother even sneered at me.
25:35Without you, we would actually get some peace and quiet for once.
25:39My name was Stella.
25:40I was a five-year-old Pomeranian from dreamy animal town.
25:44Stella!
25:45Get off me!
25:46You ruined my makeup!
26:01Knock it off, Stella.
26:03Play nice.
26:04I'm so sorry, Margaret.
26:06She's still a baby.
26:07You know how they are at this age.
26:08I was just a playful puppy, but to my family, I was always the problem.
26:13Eva, though, could do no wrong.
26:15When she broke a model, Mom didn't care at all.
26:18Drop it, Stella.
26:19It's just a toy.
26:20Eva's a good girl.
26:21She didn't mean to.
26:27Eva is your sister!
26:29Why can't you be more like her?
26:30You are literally driving me insane!
26:34Just then, Dad walked in holding a flyer.
26:36This training program looks really good.
26:39Maybe we should let the professionals handle her.
26:41You are going to that obedience center.
26:43Maybe they can finally teach you how to behave.
26:45Just like that, they sent me away.
26:47All because they wanted a perfect, quiet daughter.
26:51Three years later, the instructor rated me this year's most successful correction case.
26:57Stand up!
26:58My parents and my brother came to take me home, their faces beaming with joy.
27:03Stella!
27:03I didn't move.
27:04Stella, we're going home.
27:06I still didn't move.
27:08Stella, are you deaf?
27:10I remained perfectly still.
27:12Mrs. Sterling, she won't respond to Stella.
27:15You need to say, 1314, stand.
27:18Mom froze.
27:19The words caught in her throat.
27:20Dad cleared his throat beside her.
27:22Just try it.
27:261314, stand.
27:281314 standing by, awaiting instruction.
27:31Mom paused.
27:32The instructor spoke from behind her.
27:34Mrs. Sterling, we built a full command system for her.
27:36Give the right cue, and she'll respond.
27:38From now on, she won't disobey you again.
27:41My brother Ethan squeezed his way past them with a wicked smirk.
27:451314, spin around and bark.
27:50Stella is actually trained now.
27:53We used to beg her just to eat.
27:55Now she does whatever we tell her.
27:58Stella, how was your time at the obedience center?
28:01I stayed silent because she didn't say, answer.
28:05On my first day, I got hit with an electric baton just for looking at a crying puppy.
28:11Who gave you permission to move?
28:14No moving, no looking, no speaking without a command.
28:18After 1095 days of training, I finally became the obedient dog they wanted.
28:25Stella, I finally spoke.
28:27My voice flat and synthetic.
28:29Questions are not valid commands.
28:32If you require an answer, please use an imperative command.
28:36The air inside the car froze.
28:39Answer!
28:40Life at the obedience center was meaningful.
28:42Core courses completed.
28:44Emotional control, absolute obedience, rational thinking.
28:47Final evaluation, outstanding.
28:50She sounds just like Eva.
28:52A few neighbors spotted us as Dad pulled into the driveway.
28:56Harriet, the chinchilla from next door, walked over with a warm smile.
28:59Thanks again for letting Eva watch my kids today.
29:02She's so sweet and helpful.
29:04Oh, is that Stella?
29:08Wonderful!
29:09She's finally home.
29:10As I walked toward the house, she turned away and muttered,
29:13Looks like that training didn't do much.
29:16Those cold eyes.
29:18Hope she doesn't hurt Eva again.
29:20My ears twitched, taking in every word, but I said nothing.
29:24Welcome home, Stella.
29:26I didn't respond to her.
29:28That wasn't a command.
29:30Still acting up with Eva?
29:31You haven't changed at all.
29:33Say something!
29:34Command receive.
29:36I instantly put on the standard happy expression.
29:39Thank you.
29:41Let's eat.
29:42I sat alone in the corner.
29:44Ethan snatched the chicken leg from my bowl and smirked.
29:47Mine.
29:51That's weird.
29:52Usually she'd go crazy over that.
29:54Look at her now, calmly eating carrots.
29:56She used to bolt the second she smelled them.
29:58The meat tasted rich.
29:59The vegetables tasted bland.
30:01But I ate exactly 50 grams of each.
30:04Preference is an emotional defect.
30:07It must be eliminated.
30:11At the obedience center, eating was defined as energy replenishment.
30:17Being picky meant punishment.
30:21Mom nodded with satisfaction.
30:23At least she's not picky anymore.
30:25Three years of training finally did something.
30:30She ate a peanut?
30:32You idiot!
30:34You're allergic to peanuts!
30:39Did the center fix that too?
30:42I kept chewing in silence.
30:43At the obedience center, dogs weren't allowed to have weaknesses.
30:47They forced me through 305 allergy sessions.
30:51Allergies mean weakness.
30:53We don't tolerate weakness here.
30:59Her face.
31:00I think it's swelling.
31:01Oh my god.
31:03Stella, stop!
31:05Spit it out!
31:06What's wrong with you?
31:08Is that a command?
31:09Mom gasped.
31:10Beside her, I was panting heavily.
31:12Warning.
31:13Severe allergic reaction detected.
31:16Respiratory distress moderate.
31:18Swelling 23%.
31:19Medical intervention required immediately.
31:21They scrambled to shove medicine down my throat.
31:24My breathing finally slowed.
31:26The room went deathly quiet.
31:28From the far end of the couch, Ethan's voice broke the silence.
31:32She used to bark.
31:33She used to get mad.
31:34She was never like this.
31:37Why can't you just be normal?
31:40Stop copying Eva.
31:41We want an obedient sister, not another robotic dog.
31:45I stared at his angry, frustrated face.
31:48Please define normal.
31:50A tense chill filled the room.
31:53Dad called the obedience center.
31:55One, three, one, four.
31:57Is our star pupil.
31:59She obeys.
32:01Better than any robot dog.
32:03Don't worry.
32:05But they didn't know it was just a lie to cover up permanent psychological damage.
32:11Stella, go wash the dishes with Eva.
32:13Stella, help me move these pots.
32:15Stella, fetch my slippers.
32:18Stella's even more useful than Eva now.
32:20Everyone agreed.
32:21Only Eva's expression glitched, her tail freezing for a split second.
32:27One night, nobody gave me the command to sleep, so I sat there from sunset until sunrise.
32:33At the center, sitting was part of the training, too.
32:37If anyone moved, the instructor doubled the punishment.
32:42Eventually, all of us could stay perfectly still for ten hours.
32:49The next morning, Mom found me still sitting there, in the exact same posture as last night.
32:58Stella?
33:01I didn't answer.
33:03Stella!
33:04Without a command, I still didn't answer.
33:07Tears rolled down her face.
33:09Stella!
33:12Please, say something!
33:15Ethan walked over, mouth open, but no words came.
33:18Seconds dragged by.
33:20Only the clock ticked in the living room.
33:22Soon, a doctor arrived.
33:25Hello, Stella.
33:26I'm Dr. Zoe, your psychologist.
33:30You have to order her, or she won't say a word.
33:32Tell me your name.
33:331314.
33:34Tell me your real name.
33:35Stella Sterling.
33:36That was my previous name.
33:37Graduates must only use registration numbers.
33:40Frozen in shock, they headed into the study, leaving me alone in the living room.
33:45It's PTSD, post-traumatic stress, and depersonalization.
33:49She'll need long-term treatment.
33:51Is she ever going to be okay?
33:54That depends on her, and on all of you.
33:57They walked out, eyes red.
33:59Ethan leaned against the wall, tail flat on the floor, motionless.
34:03After that, everyone started being careful around me.
34:07Stella, grab me.
34:11Stella, come help me grab a package.
34:15Never mind, just rest.
34:17Dad would stand beside me for a while, then quietly walk away.
34:22We spent the morning setting up for Eva's birthday party.
34:25One by one, the neighbors arrived.
34:28Happy birthday, Eva.
34:30My little one missed you so much.
34:32She wouldn't stop talking about you.
34:34Go play with Eva, sweetie.
34:36You loved it last time.
34:38The living room filled with laughter.
34:46Eva was the center of attention.
34:49I sat quietly in the corner.
34:50No one looked my way.
34:52A few moments later, Eva trotted over to me.
34:55Her voice was as sweet and gentle as ever.
34:58Happy birthday, Stella.
34:59My ears and tail slowly drooped.
35:02Something inside my head seemed to loosen.
35:05Today was my birthday, too, but no one remembered.
35:08Three years ago today, they locked me in a cage and sent me to the obedience center.
35:13Mom, can I have a piece of cake before I leave, please?
35:15Just behave.
35:17Once you learn to listen, you can have all the cake you want.
35:19I learned to behave, but I never got that cake.
35:23Eva suddenly lowered her voice.
35:25Stella, the definition of normal is pushing down people you don't like.
35:31Go ahead, push me, just like you did three years ago.
35:34Her eyes flickered.
35:35The sweet look on her face was completely gone.
35:39Command received.
35:40I reached out my paw.
35:41I hadn't even touched her, but she threw herself onto the floor.
35:48He lunged at me, roaring.
35:50Stella, what the hell are you doing?
35:52Eva lowered her ears, looking deeply hurt.
35:55Stella, why did you push me?
35:58I thought we were finally sisters.
36:00Why do you still hate me so much?
36:02I said nothing.
36:03I knew she was faking it.
36:05Her voice was just a simulation.
36:07Her trembling was your algorithm.
36:09Three years ago, Eva tripped me.
36:12Then she played the innocent.
36:15Stella, are you okay?
36:17How did you fall?
36:19I told you to stop running.
36:21See?
36:21I sat on the floor.
36:22Mom walked away with Eva.
36:24Behind her, Eva's tail wagged in triumph.
36:29Are you insane?
36:30Why did you push her?
36:31She told me to.
36:33What?
36:33Why would I say that?
36:35I just wanted to say happy birthday.
36:39Mom gathered Eva into her arms, her eyes aching with pity.
36:44Well, Stella was always a handful.
36:46They're always making a scene.
36:48Poor Eva.
36:49Her birthday is ruined.
36:52You never changed.
36:54You're still a monster.
36:55You still can't accept Eva.
36:57You faked everything just to fool us.
37:00I opened my mouth, wanting to tell them I wasn't faking.
37:04That the center made me this way.
37:06That they were the ones who sent me there.
37:08But no words came.
37:10I hadn't been given the command.
37:12Speak!
37:13I haven't received the command to speak.
37:15Eva nestled in her arms, her robotic whines cutting in and out.
37:20Why don't you just die?
37:23The room fell silent.
37:26What did you say?
37:27Am I wrong?
37:28I said she should die.
37:30She obeys every command, right?
37:32She's so perfect?
37:33Then let her die.
37:34Everything would finally be peaceful.
37:36Suddenly, Eva collapsed to the floor.
37:39Her body thrashed, eyes rolling back.
37:42Eva!
37:43Eva!
37:44What's wrong?
37:45Mom, Dad, Ethan, the neighbors, everyone crowded around her
37:49and panicked.
37:50Commands over are to life.
37:52Command received.
37:54Die.
37:55I turned and climbed onto the balcony railing numbly.
37:58Dad saw me first.
38:00Stella!
38:02Stella!
38:03No!
38:04I looked at her and smiled.
38:06Then, I let go.
38:10Without you, we would actually get some peace and quiet for once.
38:14Knock it off, Stella.
38:15Play nice.
38:18Eva is your sister.
38:19Why can't you be more like her?
38:23Why don't you just die?
38:28Dad, Mom, can you stay with me?
38:30Can't you be more sensible?
38:31Mom and Dad need to take care of Eva.
38:33That's right, Stella.
38:33You are being so unreasonable.
38:35My parents brought home a robotic dog.
38:38From that moment on,
38:40I was the most hated dog in the family.
38:45Whenever Dad walked in,
38:46he went straight to Eva,
38:48pulled her into his arms,
38:50and started talking to her.
38:51Mom was always so disappointed in me.
38:54To her,
38:55I was just a walking disaster
38:56who tore up the furniture.
38:58While Eva was the perfect little angel,
39:01I could never compete with her.
39:03My brother even sneered at me.
39:05Without you,
39:06we would actually get some peace and quiet for once.
39:09My name was Stella.
39:10I was a five-year-old Pomeranian
39:12from dreamy Animal Town.
39:14Stella, get off me!
39:16You ruined my makeup!
39:31Knock it off, Stella.
39:33Play nice.
39:34I'm so sorry, Margaret.
39:36She's still a baby.
39:37You know how they are at this age.
39:38I was just a playful puppy.
39:40But to my family,
39:41I was always the problem.
39:43Eva, though,
39:44could do no wrong.
39:45When she broke a model,
39:46Mom didn't care at all.
39:48Drop it, Stella.
39:49It's just a toy.
39:50Eva's a good girl.
39:51She didn't mean to.
39:57Eva is your sister!
39:59Why can't you be more like her?
40:00You are literally driving me insane!
40:04Just then, Dad walked in holding a flyer.
40:07This training program looks really good.
40:09Maybe we should let the professionals handle her.
40:11You are going to that obedience center.
40:13Maybe they can finally teach you how to behave.
40:15Just like that, they sent me away.
40:17All because they wanted a perfect, quiet daughter.
40:21Three years later,
40:23the instructor rated me
40:24this year's most successful correction case.
40:27Stand up!
40:28My parents and my brother came to take me home,
40:31their faces beaming with joy.
40:33Stella!
40:33I didn't move.
40:34Stella, we're going home.
40:36I still didn't move.
40:38Stella, are you deaf?
40:40I remained perfectly still.
40:42Mrs. Sterling,
40:44she won't respond to Stella.
40:45You need to say,
40:461-3-1-4, stand.
40:48Mom froze.
40:49The words caught in her throat.
40:50Dad cleared his throat beside her.
40:52Just try it.
40:531-3-1-4, stand.
40:581-3-1-4, standing by,
41:00awaiting instruction.
41:01Mom paused.
41:02The instructor spoke from behind her.
41:04Mrs. Sterling,
41:05we built a full command system for her.
41:07Give the right cue,
41:07and she'll respond.
41:09From now on,
41:09she won't disobey you again.
41:11My brother Ethan squeezed his way past them
41:13with a wicked smirk.
41:151-3-1-4,
41:15spin around and bark.
41:21Stella is actually trained now.
41:23We used to beg her just to eat.
41:25Now she does whatever we tell her.
41:29Stella,
41:29how was your time at the obedience center?
41:32I stayed silent because
41:33she didn't say answer.
41:35On my first day,
41:36I got hit with an electric baton
41:39just for looking at a crying puppy.
41:41Who gave you permission to move?
41:44No moving,
41:46no looking,
41:46no speaking without a command.
41:48After 1,095 days of training,
41:52I finally became the obedient dog they wanted.
41:55Stella,
41:56I finally spoke,
41:57my voice flat and synthetic.
41:59Questions are not valid commands.
42:01If you require an answer,
42:04please use an imperative command.
42:07The air inside the car froze.
42:09Answer.
42:10Life at the obedience center was meaningful.
42:13Core courses completed.
42:14Emotional control,
42:15absolute obedience,
42:16rational thinking,
42:17final evaluation,
42:18outstanding.
42:20She sounds just like Eva.
42:23A few neighbors spotted us
42:24as dad pulled into the driveway.
42:26Harriet,
42:27the chinchilla from next door,
42:28walked over with a warm smile.
42:30Thanks again for letting Eva
42:31watch my kids today.
42:32She's so sweet and helpful.
42:35Oh,
42:36is that Stella?
42:38Wonderful.
42:39She's finally home.
42:40As I walked toward the house,
42:42she turned away and muttered,
42:44Looks like that training
42:45didn't do much.
42:46Those cold eyes.
42:48Hope she doesn't hurt Eva again.
42:51My ears twitched,
42:52taking in every word,
42:54but I said nothing.
42:55Welcome home,
42:56Stella.
42:57I didn't respond to her.
42:58That wasn't a command.
43:00Still acting up with Eva?
43:02You haven't changed at all.
43:04Say something!
43:05Command receive.
43:06I instantly put on the standard
43:08happy expression.
43:09Thank you.
43:12Let's eat.
43:13I sat alone in the corner.
43:14Ethan snatched the chicken leg
43:16from my bowl and smirked.
43:18Mine.
43:21That's weird.
43:22Usually she'd go crazy over that.
43:24Look at her now,
43:25calmly eating carrots.
43:26She used to bolt
43:27the second she smelled them.
43:28The meat tasted rich.
43:30The vegetables tasted bland.
43:31But I ate exactly
43:3350 grams of each.
43:35Preference is an emotional defect.
43:37It must be eliminated.
43:42At the obedience center,
43:44eating was defined as
43:46energy replenishment.
43:47Being picky meant punishment.
43:51Mom nodded with satisfaction.
43:54At least she's not picky anymore.
43:55Three years of training
43:57finally did something.
44:00She ate a peanut?
44:03You idiot!
44:05You're allergic to peanuts!
44:10Did the center fix that too?
44:12I kept chewing in silence.
44:14At the obedience center,
44:15dogs weren't allowed
44:16to have weaknesses.
44:18They forced me
44:18through 305 allergy sessions.
44:22Allergies mean weakness.
44:24We don't tolerate weakness here.
44:29Her face.
44:30I think it's swelling.
44:32Oh my god!
44:34Stella, stop!
44:35Spit it out!
44:36What's wrong with you?
44:38Is that a command?
44:40Mom gasped.
44:40Beside her,
44:41I was panting heavily.
44:43Warning!
44:43Severe allergic reaction detected.
44:46Respiratory distress moderate.
44:48Swelling 23%.
44:50Medical intervention
44:50required immediately.
44:52They scrambled
44:53to shove medicine
44:54down my throat.
44:55My breathing
44:55finally slowed.
44:57The room
44:57went deathly quiet.
44:58From the far end
45:00of the couch,
45:00Ethan's voice
45:01groped the silence.
45:02She used to bark.
45:03She used to get mad.
45:05She was never
45:06like this.
45:08Why can't you just be
45:09normal?
45:10Stop copying Eva!
45:12We want an obedient sister!
45:14Not another robotic dog!
45:15I stared at his angry,
45:17frustrated face.
45:19Please define normal.
45:21A tense chill
45:22filled the room.
45:23Dad called
45:24the obedience center.
45:26One, three, one, four.
45:27is our star pupil.
45:29She obeys.
45:31Better than
45:31any robot dog.
45:34Don't worry.
45:35But they didn't know
45:36it was just a lie
45:38to cover up
45:38permanent
45:39psychological damage.
45:41Stella,
45:42go wash the dishes
45:43with Eva.
45:44Stella,
45:44help me move
45:45these pots.
45:45Stella,
45:46fetch my slippers.
45:48Stella's even more
45:49useful than Eva now.
45:50Everyone agreed.
45:52Only Eva's
45:53expression glitched,
45:54her tail freezing
45:55for a split second.
45:57One night,
45:58nobody gave me
45:58the command to sleep,
46:00so I sat there
46:01from sunset
46:02until sunrise.
46:04At the center,
46:05sitting was part
46:06of the training too.
46:08If anyone moved,
46:09the instructor
46:10doubled the punishment.
46:12Eventually,
46:13all of us
46:14could stay
46:15perfectly still
46:16for 10 hours.
46:19The next morning,
46:22Mom found me
46:22still sitting there
46:24in the exact
46:25same posture
46:26as last night.
46:28Stella?
46:31I didn't answer.
46:33Stella!
46:35Without a command,
46:36I still didn't answer.
46:38Tears rolled
46:39down her face.
46:40Stella,
46:42please,
46:43say something.
46:45Ethan walked over,
46:47mouth open,
46:48but no words came.
46:49Seconds dragged by.
46:51Only the clock
46:52ticked in the living room.
46:53Soon,
46:54a doctor arrived.
46:56Hello, Stella.
46:57I'm Dr. Zoe,
46:59your psychologist.
47:00You have to order her
47:02or she won't say a word.
47:03Tell me your name.
47:041314.
47:05Tell me your real name.
47:06Stella Sterling.
47:07That was my previous name.
47:08Graduates must only
47:09use registration numbers.
47:11Frozen in shock,
47:12they headed
47:13into the study,
47:14leaving me alone
47:15in the living room.
47:16It's PTSD.
47:17post-traumatic stress
47:19and depersonalization.
47:20She'll need
47:21long-term treatment.
47:22Is she ever
47:23going to be okay?
47:24That depends on her
47:26and on all of you.
47:28They walked out,
47:29eyes red.
47:30Ethan leaned
47:31against the wall,
47:32tail flat on the floor,
47:33motionless.
47:34After that,
47:35everyone started
47:36being careful around me.
47:38Stella!
47:39Grab me!
47:41Stella!
47:42Come help me grab a package!
47:46Never mind.
47:47Just rest.
47:48Dad would stand
47:49beside me for a while,
47:51then quietly walk away.
47:53We spent the morning
47:54setting up for Eva's
47:55birthday party.
47:56One by one,
47:57the neighbors arrived.
47:59Happy birthday, Eva!
48:01My little one
48:01missed you so much,
48:03she wouldn't stop
48:04talking about you.
48:05Go play with Eva, sweetie.
48:07You loved it last time.
48:09The living room
48:09filled with laughter.
48:17Eva was the center
48:18of attention.
48:19I sat quietly
48:20in the corner.
48:21No one looked my way.
48:23A few moments later,
48:24Eva trotted over to me.
48:25Her voice was as sweet
48:27and gentle as ever.
48:28Happy birthday, Stella.
48:30My ears and tail
48:31slowly drooped.
48:33Something inside my head
48:34seemed to loosen.
48:36Today was my birthday, too,
48:37but no one remembered.
48:39Three years ago today,
48:40they locked me in a cage
48:42and sent me
48:42to the obedience center.
48:44Mom, can I have a piece of cake
48:45before I leave, please?
48:46Just behave.
48:47Once you learn to listen,
48:48you can have all the cake
48:49you want.
48:50I learned to behave,
48:52but I never got that cake.
48:53Eva suddenly lowered her voice.
48:56Stella,
48:56the definition of normal
48:59is pushing down people
49:00you don't like.
49:01Go ahead, push me,
49:03just like you did
49:04three years ago.
49:05Her eyes flickered.
49:06The sweet look on her face
49:07was completely gone.
49:09Command received.
49:10I reached out my paw.
49:12I hadn't even touched her,
49:13but she threw herself
49:15onto the floor.
49:19He lunged at me,
49:20roaring.
49:21Stella!
49:22What the hell are you doing?
49:23Eva lowered her ears,
49:25looking deeply hurt.
49:26Stella,
49:27why did you push me?
49:29I thought we were
49:29finally sisters.
49:31Why do you still
49:32hate me so much?
49:33I said nothing.
49:34I knew she was faking it.
49:35Her voice was just
49:37a simulation.
49:38Her trembling
49:38was your algorithm.
49:40Three years ago,
49:41Eva tripped me.
49:43Then she played
49:44the innocent.
49:46Stella,
49:46are you okay?
49:47How did you fall?
49:49I told you to stop running.
49:51See?
49:52I sat on the floor.
49:53Mom walked away with Eva.
49:55behind her,
49:56Eva's tail wagged
49:58in triumph.
50:00Are you insane?
50:01Why did you push her?
50:02She told me to.
50:03What?
50:04Why would I say that?
50:06I...
50:07I just wanted to say
50:08happy birthday.
50:10Mom gathered Eva
50:11into her arms,
50:12her eyes aching with pity.
50:14Well,
50:15Stella was always a handful.
50:17They're always making a scene.
50:19Poor Eva.
50:20Her birthday is ruined.
50:23You never changed.
50:24You're still a monster.
50:26Still can't accept Eva.
50:28You faked everything
50:30just to fool us.
50:31I opened my mouth,
50:32wanting to tell them
50:33I wasn't faking.
50:34That the center
50:35made me this way.
50:36That they were the ones
50:38who sent me there.
50:39But no words came.
50:40I hadn't been given
50:42the command.
50:43Speak!
50:44I haven't received
50:45the command to speak.
50:46Eva nestled in her arms,
50:48her robotic whines
50:49cutting in and out.
50:51Why don't you just die?
50:54The room fell silent.
50:56What did you say?
50:58Am I wrong?
50:59I said she should die!
51:01She obeys every command, right?
51:03She's so perfect,
51:04then let her die!
51:05Everything would
51:06finally be peaceful!
51:07Suddenly,
51:08Eva collapsed to the floor,
51:10her body thrashed,
51:11eyes rolling back.
51:13Eva!
51:14Eva!
51:14What's wrong?
51:16Mom,
51:16Dad,
51:17Ethan,
51:18the neighbors,
51:18everyone crowded
51:19around her in panic.
51:21Commands over Arda life.
51:23Command received.
51:25Die.
51:26I turned
51:26and climbed onto
51:27the balcony railing
51:28numbly.
51:29Dad saw me first.
51:31Stella!
51:32Stella!
51:33No!
51:35I looked at her
51:36and smiled.
51:37Then,
51:37I let go.
51:41Without you,
51:42we would actually
51:42get some peace
51:43and quiet for once.
51:45Knock it off, Stella.
51:46Play nice.
51:48Eva is your sister!
51:50Why can't you
51:51be more like her?
51:54Why don't you
51:55just die?
51:56Why don't you just die?
51:56Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!
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