Note how Amelia, in one dinner outing with Ralph Bell\'s character, almost breaks down into tears (effectively almost humanizing her) when he says one particular thing. Note how he in turn almost breaks into laughter. Who is the emotionless, robotic one there? Up to that point, he seemed to show about as much emotion as her, and it was telling that his happiest moments were when she seemed to be the most hurt.

It is an interesting thought. She must have learned and developed feelings at some level. Or it is an inconsistancy with the story? Still, I think she is less human the the Ralph Bell character...being a scum bag is an exclusively human quality. Don\'t know too many lower life forms that manipulate others for ego satisfaction. The scene gives vulnerability to Amelia and provides us with more reason to despise the greasy Harry Burton.