>"Don't you know what copyright is for?" you ask. "The whole point is that it's meant to ecourage creators to create by giving them a reward for their work. But the creation isn't just there to enrich the creator. There'd be no point in that. It's meant to benefit the public, too. Copyright eventually expires so that the public domain can be enriched. The beauty of life plus fifty years instead of infinity is that eventually, everyone will have access to your work to do with as they wish, without paying you. You're not supposed to benefit for ever. The public needs to get something out of the deal, too." She looks at you with interest. "You're an idealistic little robot, aren't you?" She beckons to her guards and asks them to take you away.
What next?
Do you shout about mistreatment
or quietly look for a way out?