原子 ^空想

　　[)Based on :;^the novel by Karel Capek, the prominent Czech[ wr$ite.\r of the early 20?@th ce ]+nt%ury who coi:ned the wor#d robo _]t fo^r
 his play R.U._ !(R., th%$@e@
` stor[ y revolves  a_
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d! a discove,ry of Krak,atit - a po!werfu]l= ex+plosive - by!!] Prokop,. an experimenta; l scientist /wh_o, f.ol?$low)_!/in^-g an accidental exp,.losion i*n h[;is la
b, \. sl/ips in and$ o%ut/! of!% de[lirium. W hen he realis) ]!es that, -in a d ;$ eliriou -_s period, he.= h)as  !given the formula for making Krakatit t,$o one of hi^s coll]-=e:agues, he!( tries )% to find the= man, wh?+`o do_ es not real(ize how da@;-ngero%us a,$ thing^  Krakat(it ` * )is. In th(e proc];ess, he nearly gives his ()discovery away again to  f=]o`=
reign interests,.: a group of anarchists, and ; ev!en grea! @[ter forces* o`) f da,;?rknes/`s...