Sometimes, captions end up turning out much more different than you originally imagined.
Made this for Realfield on the Haven, and I went into the creation of the caption thinking, "sexbot!" story line, which isn't something I often make anyway, so this will be a fresh and fun topic for me to work with .. and perhaps for my readers here as well. Then I got into the actual story line after I place the image into the caption panel and set the background colors and any other preliminary things I needed to work out.
And I saw what looked to be the front door over her left shoulder, so Master had already walked by her all dressed up in sexy lingerie, and she's giving an interesting look, which is what initially intrigued me about the whole pose. Was she having doubts? And if so, who would program that into a sexbot, even if there is an actual person's brain / essence /soul in that body that is helping guide / exist as an autonomous entity in the real world?
And that made the caption much more interesting to me as I was writing it out. And truthfully told, a much scarier subtext to the whole topic in general. What if the replicants were human, or still are, but in a cybernetic chassis? Did nanobots do all the body conversions to "Candy" and have subroutines that keep her brain in line with her body, but cannot control everything? If she's built for pleasure, is anything that she does that isn't pleasurable to her Master make her sad, or feel other emotions?
It also makes you wonder how culpable IS Master in all this? Did he do this to Candy, or is this was Candy wanted, and he's going along with it all to help/make his friend happy? There is a wide range of pre-suppositions that can get turned on its head as you run this caption through your thoughts once you try to go a bit deeper.
Anyway, I hope it gave you pause and made you ponder it on a few different levels. Please let me know what you think about it, and the background / outcome that you derived from that pondering.