A self-driving truck delivers a crate containing Roz to Hilltop Farm, where Mr. Shareef powers her on for the first time.

Mr. Shareef assigns Roz responsibility over the dairy cows and broken farm equipment at the run-down Hilltop Farm.

Roz tells the barn animals her full story about surviving on a wild island and raising her goose son Brightbill.

A wolf pack led by Shadow invades the farm and attacks the cow Annabelle in the pasture.

A tornado devastates the farm; Roz saves Jad and guides the family to safety before being swept up in the storm and badly damaged.

Mr. Shareef discovers the damaged Roz in a ditch after the storm and takes her to the TechLab repair shop.

Roz confesses her true island identity to Jad and Jaya, who promise to keep her secret from their father.

Brightbill arrives unexpectedly at Hilltop Farm and he and Roz share a joyful reunion in the barn.

Jad carefully removes Roz's Transmitter inside the old barn so Mr. Shareef cannot track her when she escapes.

Roz says tearful goodbyes to the farm animals and the Shareef children before fleeing into the night with Brightbill.

Shadow corners Roz at the ocean shoreline, but Brightbill spots a rowboat and Roz rows them out to sea.

The rowboat breaks apart in heavy waves and Brightbill watches helplessly as Roz sinks beneath the surface.

A whale named Coral rescues Roz from the ocean and deposits her and Brightbill safely on shore.

RECO robots corner Roz on a city rooftop and she sacrifices herself to save Brightbill, falling from the building.

Dr. Molovo gives Roz a new body without a power button and flies her and Brightbill home to the island.

Roz is delivered to Hilltop Farm and put to work managing a struggling dairy operation, all while secretly longing to return to her goose son Brightbill on the wild island. A wolf attack and a devastating tornado test her commitment to the farm and the Shareef family. When Brightbill finally finds Roz and they are reunited, the Shareef children help her prepare a daring escape. Together, Roz and Brightbill journey through dangerous terrain, survive a wolf ambush at the shoreline, and nearly drown crossing the ocean. After being cornered by RECO robots in a city and sacrificing herself to save Brightbill, Roz is taken to Dr. Molovo, who rebuilds her in a new body and returns her and Brightbill to the island at last.

The key events of Roz's escape from Hilltop Farm and journey home.

Roz enters the barn during a thunderstorm and the frightened cows mistake her for a dangerous monster.

Roz surveys the run-down farm and immediately begins repairing broken machinery and reinstating order to the dairy operation.

Mr. Shareef monitors Roz's location on a computer map and warns her to never step off the farm property.

Roz plays hide-and-seek with Jad and Jaya and disguises herself in a scrap pile so effectively the children give up searching.

Mr. Shareef orders Roz to shoot the wolves with a rifle, but she refuses and instead bluffs Shadow away using camouflage.

Jad and Jaya gift Roz a custom-fitted toolbelt they bought with their savings to thank her for protecting the farm.

Roz discovers a hidden old barn in the woods and finds a farming journal written by Cyrus Shareef inside.

Mr. Shareef plays violin and sings folk songs after a family dinner; Roz presents him with Cyrus Shareef's long-lost journal.

Flock after flock of geese arrives at the farm and recognizes Roz by name, revealing her story has spread far and wide.

Brightbill and his flock depart with the first snowfall of the season, leaving Roz behind at Hilltop Farm for the winter.

Roz and Brightbill hide inside a wheat field, disguised, as a RECO airship circles slowly overhead searching for her.

Shadow's wolves surround Roz in a mountain meadow; she leaps into a tree and uses a lit torch to drive them off.

A hailstorm forces Roz to shield Brightbill in her arms and dash for cover inside a skunk named Sprinkles' cabin.

A sewer rat guides Roz through the dark tunnels beneath the city to help her slip past the searching RECO robots.

A goose arrives at Hilltop Farm and presents Jad and Jaya with a feather, signaling Roz and Brightbill's safe return home.

Roz's time at Hilltop Farm is shaped by growing friendships with the cows and the Shareef children, built through small but meaningful moments like games, gifts, and shared stories around a campfire. From repairing broken machines to bluffing Shadow the wolf away from the herd, Roz proves her worth while quietly longing to leave. The discovery of Cyrus Shareef's farming journal deepens her bond with the family she must eventually abandon. As Roz and Brightbill travel through the countryside, new allies appear at critical moments — a skunk, a sewer rat, and a loyal flock of city pigeons all risk themselves to help her through. The story closes in the epilogue when a goose delivers a feather to the Shareef children, offering quiet proof that Roz and Brightbill finally made it home.

The farm friendships, hidden dangers, and helping hands along Roz's journey.

Roz ventures toward the edge of the farm property but finds Mr. Shareef watching, realizing she is a tracked prisoner.

Roz considers deleting her island memories to ease her longing but decides she cannot bear to forget who she is.

Roz begins telling Jad and Jaya a story about a robot marooned on a wild island, never revealing the story is her own.

Jad and Jaya piece together that Roz's island stories are true and that the robot mother and goose son are Roz and Brightbill.

Jad and Jaya secretly study Rozzum robot diagrams and discover they can remove Roz's Transmitter to prevent Mr. Shareef from tracking her.

Brightbill returns to Hilltop Farm in spring with his flock, and he and Roz decide she will escape with him that very night.

Hunters in the forest aim a rifle at Brightbill; Roz leaps through the trees and destroys the weapon before they can fire.

A ram named Thud charges Roz on instinct, then apologizes and guides Roz and Brightbill safely through the rugged mountain terrain.

Roz boards a city-bound train but the doors close before Brightbill can fly inside, separating mother and son.

City pigeons in the park rally to help Roz after she introduces herself as Brightbill's mother and asks for their aid.

Dr. Molovo reveals she designed Roz and says she is most fascinated by the robot's unprecedented decision to raise an orphaned goose.

Dr. Molovo tearfully clicks off Roz's power button and destroys ROZZUM 7134's body, despite the robot's desperate pleas for mercy.

Roz awakens in a new body and Brightbill refuses to believe it is his mother until she recounts their shared island memories.

Dr. Molovo addresses the island animals, vows to protect the island from the human world, and tearfully embraces Roz goodbye.

Roz and Brightbill climb the mountain together and watch the sun set peacefully over their beloved island home.

Roz's story is driven by a series of quiet but crucial turning points, beginning with the moment she realizes she is a tracked prisoner at Hilltop Farm and the choice to preserve her painful memories rather than erase them. Her bond with Jad and Jaya deepens into something unexpected when she finally reveals her true identity and they become her most trusted allies. The children's discovery of Roz's Transmitter and Brightbill's return in spring set her long-planned escape into motion. Along the journey, encounters with hunters, a hot-headed ram, and the city's pigeons demand courage and trust in strangers. The story reaches its emotional peak when Roz meets her creator, Dr. Molovo, and the two navigate the raw question of whether a robot can truly be alive — before Roz is reborn and finally returns to the wild island she calls home.

The decisions, discoveries, and emotional turning points that define Roz's journey.