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As Chappie develops his personality, his interactions with the gang introduce both humor and tragedy. He is caught between his programmed duties and the lessons imparted by Yolandi and Ninja. At one point, Ninja manipulates Chappie into engaging in illegal activities, leading to high-stakes car theft and violent encounters. Chappie's internal conflict highlights not only the complexity of his character but also the broader question of what it means to be human.
While navigating this treacherous world, Chappie experiences trauma, violence, and loss—often questioning why he was created with a flawed battery, which ultimately limits his existence. This poignant query resonates throughout the narrative and sets the stage for the emotional climax of the film.