I don't mind tea. [ Dorothy offered an olive branch.

Food and drink were so common a method of human bonding, it was no wonder it was a part of her design, being able to consume it. Tea was at least warm, and the data she got when she analyzed the smell as ... nice.

She considers the question, and decides there's logic in it. She'll reply, truthfully, though she'll omit some things. ]

My low-light vision is better than a human's, but I can't see in the dark. I can also see a little further than a human can. I need aid to view things at very long distances, though.

My hearing is much better. It's easy for me to distinguish between different sounds in a very noisy room, which can help for keeping track of multiple conversations.

[ A pause. ]

I am much stronger, and faster, than a mere human.

I also have functions, as a machine, that any human would obviously lack.