<div align="center">(http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20090107121018/fallout/images/thumb/7/77/Mr._Handy.png/240px-Mr._Handy.png) (http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Mister_Handy)</div><div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 8pt;">A Mr. Handy Robot</span></div><br/>Early 'morning' inside the vault, when the lights were raised to what was considered optimum instead of the dull illumination common for their night, was often busy in the Atrium.  The first shift of citizens and denizens were needed at their jobs, and so parents would escort their children along towards the schools, stop and get breakfast, read up on what little news there was, etc.  The Atrium was often busy and it was this time of day that it was the busiest of all, save when everyone was heading home.<br/><br/>The denizens passing downstairs looked different than the citizens up top.  Their jumpsuits were patched, dirty, and in general not very good care.  The citizens, meanwhile, all sported identical, perfect uniforms that were pristine and spotless.  The only thing that stood out in the citizen crowd was the occasional Mr. Handy, a spherical robot with three arms and three eyes set 120<sup>o</sup>apart, with a different tool on the end of each arm.  The denizens were restricted from owning a Mr. Handy, one because they were so expensive, and two because they were considered something only the citizens would have need for anyway.<br/><br/>Leaning against a railing watching the denizens below was Allita Stone, one of the most influential women in Vault 110.  She wore her jumpsuit like everyone else, but it was her eyes and demeanor that set her apart from the others.  She was the schoolmaster, responsible for the teaching of both citizens and denizens alike.  It was on her shoulders that the burden of informing children of their rightful place in society fell.  Unlike Jessica, the security chief, she wasn't so kind to denizens.  She made sure that none stepped out of bounds, and if they did, discipline was strict and whatever means were necessary to keep them in place were used.<br/><br/>She noticed Jessica dealing with the denizen and the citizen who was trying to take justice into his own hands, and while she certainly understood the want to punish the denizen, she also understood that sometimes, you have to spare the child.  Children didn't know better, and needed to be molded and shaped to become the proper members of society.  She'd make sure that age-group got a special lesson today regarding what was off-limits to who.  The citizen slunk off and watched him go, then waited for the denizen to leave before she stepped up behind Jessica, "Busy morning I hear."