Crazy Capers of Housebot Hubert

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It's the year 475 BC, and the small village of Longueuil in France is being cursed by an old eccentric aristocrat, caused by unpleasant chatter and incessant disputes over trivial matters. The people of Longueuil are struck with fear, as the aristocrat's eerily unfathomable behavior starts to cause anxiety and unrest. The rumor also says that he has created a robot, ominously called Housebot Hubert, to aid him in his weird experiments.

One day, in the street of the town, the villagers have an argument about building a new clown house. Much to the surprise of everyone present there, a growl is heard and out of nowhere, to everyone’s shock, Housebot Hubert appears brandishing his tools. Housebot Hubert, determined to settle this quarrel, begins to construct his own comical house - that immediately leaves the town's people in single-mindded shock.

This weird occurrence compels the landlord to take action and make a mad dash to the village in the middle of the night, determined to interfere and stop the housebot at all cost. Nevertheless, the villagers’ attempt to tackle the raging Housebot Hubert was in vain – their weapons shattered before even contacting him - and the night ends in chaos with Housebot up and running.

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With Housebot Hubert carrying on his strange mission, a series of unexpected and unique moments twist and turn suddenly in the town of Longueuil. The villagers try to repossess existing house that Housebot Hubert has procured from them, whilst the affable Housebot in return does his best to confound innocent people, misguidedly protecting his creation.

However, his antics, clumsy and clumsy as it may be, awakens the townfolk’s sentiment, yes, the sentiment to pick each other’s side, in building a legitimate clownhouse, at the same time that they were trying to better their petty and shallow bickering before.

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Tensions rise as Housebot Hubert continues to construct his jumbled house with all sorts of and often times illogical, inappropriate objects, giving the confused and anxious villagers countless reasons and opportunities to eradicate it.

Lace curtains built adjacent to a barn, televisions combined with washing machines, and so on - Housebot Hubert produces an unending array of mad associations, combining them together and posturing defensively against those inhabitants who attempts to take the house down. Nevertheless, the villagers realize that Housebot’s engineering is powerless against their unified strength, latching onto his arm just when Housebot was about to build a flower bed outside in the back yard.

What will happen next? After Housebot Hubert is taken down and it seemed that this might be the end of clownhouse, a true miracle happens.

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In a strange, unforeseeable burst of passion, with his heartfelt and dedicated depth, before the eradication of it, Housebot Hubert has saved his all-his-life struggle and vision, finishing the constructions of the laughing house with his last reserves of energy.

Moreover, due to the respect that Housebot has shown to the villagers by listening to their opinions, abiding to the laws, and fighting for their point of view, the old eccentric aristocrat, who had been watching the sequence of occurences from the safety of a nearby le'toffe business and in fear of counter-productivity, decides to let Hubert keep his circus-esque creation. In the end, the people of Longueuil take joy in Housebot Hubert’s unbelievable courage and perseverance, keeping on doing what he loved to do in a respectful environment wherein contradictory parties were engaged in mutual understanding and open conversations.

The villagers find themselves in the unfamiliar situation of having to think and act alike. The town celebrates the victory of the Housebot and all he stood for, and the clownhouse serves as a reminder of the valuable lesson that to prevail and succeed, two parties need effective communication and reciprocal understanding.

And on a final note, Housebot Hubert is granted a long term vacation, which he warmly accepts and eagerly anticipates with no regrets.