“As is often the case, once his indifference to the other passengers was made evident, they began to go to almost any extreme to convince the subject that he was making a mistake about them. A definite clique formed, with the subject as the focal point. He never smiled and, when he spoke, it was generally a comment so wry that all present were nearly overcome with laughter. At length he began to respond by giving small parties. These parties added to my problems due to the sense of frustration on the part of those who were not invited.
“Since that time Mr. C.T. has appeared to be well adjusted to the trip and has remained, by all odds, the most popular person aboard.
“To summarize this case it is once again strongly urged by the undersigned that the line refuse passage space to androids, regardless of whether or not the passenger in question is aware of their nature. And it is respectfully pointed out that Mr. C. T. was not only enabled to make a satisfactory adjustment to the voyage — he has become better fitted for life. It would appear that when the Recreational Staff budget is considered for the return trip, this case should be a factor on the side of a much needed increase, both in wages and equipment.”