Captors
Masters
Masters noun - United States poet (1869-1950).
Both words in one sentence
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The sound-picture is painted of bewildered robots asking if they have failed in some way and not pleased their human masters, have they not Shared and Enjoyed, what can they do to put it right, as their captors whip them into line for exile.
Source: Robot Maid -
Rather than take advantage of the woman his captors seemingly offer him, he tells her how guilty he is for losing his family, and notes that in order to retain one's independence one must refuse any benefits offered by their masters.
Source: Series / The Americans
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