Rex ... a true hero?

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As the setting for this story is a dystopian future, I appreciate that the author included an AI character. This provides insight into the mind of a robot and lets the reader know that although they are machines, their human-like qualities make them relatable.
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Yes, afcourse Rex is s true hero.I loved Rex character a lot. He was very funny and his dialogues was very humorous.
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Rex was a very enjoyable character. He turned out to be quite independent, too. Choosing not to follow his programming showed a lot of strength in his character.
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I completely agree with you. Rex became a true hero at the end of the book. I am so glad that he discovered his free will and didn't attempt to murder Sliver (again).
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