Human Rights for Robots? Andrew, the household robot of the Martin family, evolves, encouraged by family head Gerald, into a successful artist. All the Martins, especially the little daughter Mandy, find Andrew increasingly likable - and more human. However, when Andrew decides to legally assert his humanity in court, a rift occurs with Gerald, but Mandy supports Andrew throughout her entire life. In addition to the titular short story "The Two-Hundred-Year-Old," Isaac Asimov gathers eight more stories from his Robot/Foundation universe in the third Robot story collection.