The Big O 1x6

Directed by Ikuro Sato

After waking Roger up with her piano playing, Roger decides to take Dorothy to see a friend who can help her learn to add feeling to her playing. His friend is a robot named Instro, who was built by a scientist named Amadeus and thought of Instro as a son. Instro remembers how happy Amadeus was when Instro would play the piano for him. While Instro is giving Dorothy a lesson, a mysterious stranger arrives and reminds Instro that he needs to fulfill his creator's legacy.

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1. Good morning, Roger.

2. Come on, Dorothy... It's the crack of dawn.

3. No, it's already after noon.

4. I've decided to do this whenever you stay in bed late.

5. What's wrong, Roger?

6. Just come on.

7. What's the matter, sir? I thought you didn't have anything scheduled today.

8. I'm going to go see an old friend.

9. You're taking Dorothy with you?

10. It's for my peace of mind.

11. Waking up pleasantly is something I hold dear.

12. But unfortunately, her harsh repertoire is preventing that.

13. In which case...

14. Dorothy!

15. Dorothy.

16. Good ears.

17. Roger, I think the sonata this person is playing is excellent, but...

18. No, his playing doesn't follow the sheet music as precisely as yours.

19. But...

20. But what?

21. It's more sincere.

22. Take a look, Dorothy.

23. Can I get you anything?

24. It's been a long time, Roger Smith.

25. Your legato's as beautiful as ever, Instro.

26. Great performance.

27. Thank you.

28. Allow me to introduce you. This is Dorothy Wayneright.

29. Dorothy, this is R. Instro.

30. It's perfectly tuned and there's not a speck of dust on it.

31. That hasn't changed, either.

32. No. It was owned by my father, Amadeus.

33. Amadeus? That's the name of this pub.

34. That's right.

35. My father left this piano to me.

36. Instro is an android built by a genius scientist who was called Amadeus.

37. He was a man who loved the piano.

38. Father said he loved to hear me play.

39. Nothing made me happier than seeing my father's face as he listened to me play.

40. Actually, there's something that only your talent can help me with.

41. What's that?

42. Could you teach Dorothy that song you just played?

43. I'd be glad to, if you don't mind.

44. It's a pleasure to meet you, Miss Dorothy.

45. Her fortissimo is forceful, and her pianissimo is very delicate.

46. Her pedal control is impeccable.

47. I don't see any need for her to take lessons from me.

48. I thought that you might teach her your mental approach to the piano.

49. Again with your difficult requests...

50. A beautiful performance as always, Instro.

51. Oh, I'm sorry. I just assumed.

52. Mister!

53. Instro, you still aren't interested in fulfilling your father's legacy?

54. Mr. Gieseng, I'm in the middle of this young lady's lesson.

55. Today's...

56. I see. Some other day, then.

57. I'm terribly sorry.

58. I'll be back, Instro.

59. Instro, who was that gentleman just now?

60. Let's pick up where we left off, Miss Dorothy.

61. No, I haven't been in there since you quit.

62. Was that piano prodigy, Instro, doing all right?

63. Sure. But something's bothering me.

64. Have you ever heard of a man by the name of Gieseng?

65. Where did you hear that name?

66. Well, he looked like he was Instro's guardian or something.

67. Just a minute.

68. Compared to Instro's piano, the tuning on this one is a little weak.

69. I'm surprised that something like that would bother you.

70. It doesn't, really.

71. You know that Amadeus died in a lab accident, right?

72. Gieseng was there, but he survived.

73. Joint researcher... Gieseng's a scientist?

74. Yeah.

75. Well, I don't know what's he doing now, though.

76. After Amadeus' death, their funding from Paradigm was cut off.

77. From Paradigm?

78. I don't see why he'd be closed at this hour...

79. Instro!

80. The accident was caused by a phonosonic machine going haywire?

81. Yeah. I don't know what he was trying to do with sound waves,

82. but half of Amadeus' mansion was totally blown away.

83. No debris anywhere, huh?

84. Roger.

85. Roger, please... Bring Instro back safely.

86. It's surprising to hear those words coming out of your mouth.

87. We're not through with my lessons yet.

88. All right, Dorothy.

89. So, what about my fee?

90. I'll be able to play that song better.

91. That's a great payment.

92. Is Instro here?

93. Probably.

94. This house used to be Amadeus' old lab.

95. It can't be!

96. Instro!

97. Instro!

98. Roger Smith... What's he doing here?

99. Instro! That's...

100. Yes. This is my father's legacy.

101. And I'm his instrument.

102. I was a tool to be used to activate my father's legacy.

103. I...

104. I was never a pianist!

105. You're wrong!

106. What are you doing, Instro?

107. So that's the phonosonic machine, huh?

108. Instro! Aren't you going to carry out your father's wishes?

109. Your father's wishes?

110. I'm told that my father was a scientist who was abandoned by Paradigm.

111. He built Constanze to get revenge, so they killed him.

112. After Amadeus' death, their funding from Paradigm was cut off.

113. It wasn't your father who was abandoned by Paradigm.

114. It was the man who murdered your father!

115. Isn't that right, Gieseng?

116. You can't believe what that man's saying, Instrument!

117. Mr. Gieseng, please put down the staff.

118. I'll carry out your and my father's wish.

119. Farewell, Roger Smith.

120. Instro!

121. Instro! Amadeus never thought of you as some activation instrument!

122. If he had, he wouldn't have made you so human!

123. Instro!

124. Goodbye, Roger Smith.

125. Big O! Showtime!

126. A Megadeus?

127. Big O! Action!

128. Roger Smith!

129. So this is the phonosonic machine, huh?

130. What I'm after is the destruction of Paradigm.

131. I have no reason to fight you.

132. I wouldn't expect anything less from the legacy of a genius scientist.

133. Damn!

134. Now! Finish him, Instrument!

135. That melody...

136. Dorothy!

137. Dorothy! I'll carry out my contract with you, no matter what!

138. Impossible!

139. Damn you, girl! You'll pay for this!

140. I...

141. I want to play the piano.

142. Instro! You don't belong in there.

143. Thank you, Roger Smith.

144. For destroying Constanze.

145. Revenge never mattered to me.

146. It just saddened me that father's legacy was a weapon.

147. No, you're Amadeus' legacy. A pianist!

148. Nevertheless, Roger Smith, I...

149. can never go back to being a pianist.

150. But my lessons aren't over yet.

151. Waking up gently is important to me.

152. And I've been greeted by that for the past few days.

153. No one but Amadeus could repair the circuitry in Instro's fingers.

154. But Instro had a pianist's memories.

155. That's what was important.

156. Thank you, Roger Smith.

157. The old me had no idea that practicing the piano could be so fun.

158. For me, this is my father's true legacy.

159. - Wonderful! - See?

160. R. Dorothy Wayneright!