EVE/Relationships

The relationships of EVE.

While on a mission, WALL-E and EVE meet each other for the first time, and WALL-E shows her his treasures, including the plant. Soon the Axiom return vehicle picks EVE up to return her to the ship.
At the captain's deck, EVE tries to hide WALL-E from GO-4 and AUTO. She then opens her chest cavity to show the Captain the plant, only to find it missing and angrily accuses WALL-E of stealing the plant, though WALL-E has no memory of the theft.
Later in the Repair Ward, WALL-E tries to save EVE thinking she was tortured, but she angrily yells at him for causing even more trouble — zapping the ward's panel with her blaster arm, freeing the malfunctioning bots who declare WALL-E a hero for freeing them and making the Stewards send a photo of them as Rouged Robots. After losing the robots, EVE sends WALL•E to the ship's lifepod bay, where she activates one of the pods and coordinates it to go back to Earth. She then sternly orders WALL•E to go into the lifepod. WALL•E does so and then asks EVE if she's coming along, but EVE refuses, stating that she has a directive to fulfill, to which WALL•E responds by exiting the lifepod, not wanting to leave her. No matter how many times EVE places WALL•E back in the lifepod, WALL•E persistently wants to remain with her. Just then, they hear someone coming in their direction, forcing EVE to shut down the lifepod. Then they witness GO-4 deposit the plant in the lifepod, making EVE realize that she wrongly accused WALL•E of stealing the plant. WALL•E goes inside the lifepod to retrieve it, but just as he does so, the lifepod is launched into space, set to self-destruct. Determined to save WALL•E and the plant, EVE flies out into space and goes after the lifepod, but the lifepod explodes, leaving a distraught EVE to think both WALL•E and the plant to be lost. But suddenly, WALL•E flies past her, using a fire extinguisher to as a method of propulsion, and EVE is relieved to see that WALL•E has survived. Catching up with EVE, WALL-E shows her the plant, which has also survived the explosion unharmed. EVE stores the plant into her chest cavity and, grateful that WALL•E has saved the plant, hugs him and spins him around. As a way of thanking him, she gives him a kiss, causing a tiny arc of electricity to pass between them, and then the two go on a flight around the *Axiom*.
After their "dance," they go back inside. WALL•E decides to take this moment to get EVE to hold his hand, but EVE has no time to do so, still determined to fulfill her directive. WALL-E decides to go with her, but not wanting WALL•E to cause trouble again, she places towels on his head and tells him to stay put, much to his dismay.
EVE sees the scene where WALL-E is showing her the "It Only Takes a Moment" scene from "Hello, Dolly" and begins to realize what WALL-E has been trying to say to her. EVE then discovers through her security camera footage that while she was deactivated, WALL-E had been protecting her from all sorts of danger, and she begins to understand the meaning of love and how much WALL-E truly cares for her. Realizing that WALL-E must be waiting for her down below, EVE decides to go back to him, only to be confronted by AUTO, whom the captain has called. And even worse, AUTO and GO-4 stage a mutiny and try to dispose the plant down the trash chute, but WALL-E, climbing up the chute to find EVE catches the plant from falling, to the surprise of EVE and the Captain. However, AUTO retaliates by having GO-4 restrain EVE while shocking WALL•E's circuit board, deactivating EVE, and sending both robots and the plant down the trash chute.
After saving WALL-E from the garbage airlock (with a little help from M-O and the WALL-As), EVE then examines the extent of WALL-E's damage, discovering that his motherboard has been damaged beyond repair. She flies through the garbage chamber, looking for circuit boards, and returns with some, but WALL-E responds that none of the boards that EVE has found will work. WALL-E shows her the plant and persuades her to fulfill her directive, but EVE has changed her directive to being with him. WALL-E then tells EVE that Earth is where his spare parts are and that she can fix him if they go back to Earth. Realizing what WALL-E means, EVE agrees to fulfill her initial directive to get WALL-E back home. She scoops up WALL-E, and the two robots, with M-O accompanying them, blast their way out of the garbage chamber. However, during the fight between the Captain and AUTO, EVE drops the plant and saves the humans from being crushed by a transport, and WALL-E gets crushed by the Holo-detector, trying to keep it open before AUTO closes it, until the Captain defeated the Autopilot. Unfortunately, WALL-E is crushed and severely damaged and a tearful EVE desperately tries to wake him up, to no avail, as the Axiom makes its hyper-jump to Earth.
After the Axiom returns to earth, she rushes WALL-E back to his trailer and repairs him, giving him new wheels, new binocular eyes, and a new chip. After WALL-E is charged up, he appears to be well. EVE tries to get his attention, but WALL-E goes to do what he is programmed to do as if he is an emotionless machine. EVE tries various ways to make WALL-E remember, but nothing happens, as WALL-E sticks with his original directive, scooping up garbage and compressing them into cubes. When all her efforts fail, she becomes heartbroken that her lover is gone forever. She holds WALL-E's hand like what he has wanted, hums "It Only Takes a Moment," and gives him a farewell kiss, causing another arc of electricity. She then turns to leave in sadness, but her hand is still stuck inside his hand. As EVE turns to examine WALL-E, his hands slowly close on her hand, his eyes focus themselves, and he calls out her name, making EVE overjoyed. The kiss has rebooted his memory. EVE and WALL-E share a tender moment, holding hands, staring into each other's eyes, and sharing another kiss with no arc of electricity this time. Then they begin dating and help humans make earth sustainable and beautiful again.
During the credits, EVE and WALL•E are shown to be still together, holding hands as the two observe a large tree, which has grown from the same plant that WALL•E had discovered at the beginning of the film.

## Friends

### Hal

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When Hal first sees EVE, he goes to approach her, despite WALL-E's protests as he had noticed EVE's hostile and destructive behavior after he had seen her arrive on Earth. When Hal approaches EVE, she blasts him with her plasma cannon, thinking he is a threat. However, Hal is unharmed and when EVE realizes that he is just a harmless insect, she gently gestured him towards where Hal crawls on her hand and started tickling her throughout her body. Hal then convinced EVE that WALL-E is not a threat when showing that WALL-E was his friend. At the end, he meets up with her again, but is saddened to see his master, a damaged WALL-E, lying in her arms and accompanies them to repair him. After succeeding, Hal jumps from EVE to his master' arm where they reunite with each other.

### Captain B. McCrea

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When EVE is back to Axiom, she is taken to the Captain for inspecting. She then opens her chest cavity to show the Captain the plant, only to find it missing and angrily accuses WALL-E of stealing the plant, though WALL-E has no memory of the theft. The Captain deems EVE to be defective and calls GO-4 to have her taken to the ship's Repair Ward, along with WALL-E.
After EVE returns to the Captain, she hands over the plant to him, who then asks her what the Earth's current condition is. When EVE doesn't know how to answer, the Captain sticks a device to EVE's head so that he can see footages of EVE's time on Earth, only to find in shock that the planet is polluted and unable to sustain life, even though one plant has survived. But the Captain still thinks that they should return to Earth anyway to recolonize.
After the Captain and AUTO argue, AUTO calls for GO-4, who snatches the plant away. The Captain tells EVE to arrest GO-4, to which EVE points her gun arm at GO-4 and demands GO-4 to place the plant back in her chest cavity. But GO-4 responds by throwing the plant down in the trash chute. He then watches in horror as AUTO retaliates by having GO-4 restrain EVE while shocking WALL•E's systems, deactivating EVE again, and sending both robots and the plant down the trash chute.
When finding they had made it from the airlock, he sends a message to both robots to take the plant to the Lido-Deck while he activates the holo-detector.

### M-O

 File:Wall-e-disneyscreencaps.com-9039.jpg  M-O and EVE were coworkers on the Axiom. However, the two did not seem to have an actual relationship that involved interacting until M-O inadvertently saves WALL-E and EVE from being sucked into space. M-O even accompanied them to get the plant to the holo-detector and helped EVE find the plant.

## Enemies

### AUTO

AUTO is still bent on following his directive and has become the commander of the Axiom because Captain B. McCrea does little other than tell the morning announcements and watches over the ship, waiting for an Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator Probe that scans Earth for any signs of plant life which comes back positive and being left in the dark about AUTO's true colors.
When EVE does indeed return positive, the "A-113" is clearly seen in AUTO's eye and, thus, AUTO nabs the plant from EVE without her knowing it and gives it to his right-hand lackey, GO-4, from there to try and discard later on. Then, when EVE is brought up to B. McCrea's room, she doesn't realize she was empty-handed until when AUTO scans her and finds nothing. After McCrea declares a false alarm, all returns to normal and EVE is then named faulty by AUTO and by the Captain as well. GO-4 and MVR-A transport bot then take EVE to check for evaluation.
With GO-4 at his side, it seemed like he had the upper-hand until WALL-E appeared from the garbage chute. AUTO then demanded that WALL-E gives him the plant, which WALL-E doesn't and stores it away in his body, it's door smacking AUTO in the process. When EVE is held by GO-4's suspension beam as AUTO confronts WALL-E, she watches in horror as AUTO severely electrocutes WALL-E, severely damaging him before sending him down the trash chute. AUTO then shuts off EVE and GO-4 promptly throws her in the garbage chute. AUTO then tells McCrea that all communications are cut off and confines him in his quarters.
Just when AUTO thought that he won that battle, he sees a "rogue robots" warning showing WALL-E, EVE, ***M-O***, and the plant that was taken by one of the Stewards, much to his disbelief. He then sends every other SECUR-T after them. When that fails, he tilts the ship forward, knocking the plant away from EVE and damaging WALL-E in the holo-detector. When defeated, EVE places the plant in the machine and pulls WALL-E out of there.

### GO-4

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> This is mutiny! EVE, arrest him.
>
> Captain B. McCrea while GO-4 tries to steal the plant

With beeps, he directs the Stewards to the docking area where the EVEs retreat for evaluation.
He scans them, even scanning Wall-E accidentally while founding a probe with positive results. As a robotic arm picks her up and places her to a MVR-A, GO-4 tells the Stewards to lead the MVR-A until it was carried to a People Mover.
As the MVR-A with the positive probe is brought to the Captain's quarters, he communicates with AUTO with a series of beeps, possibly about the secret directive A-113.
As AUTO's secret directive is found by the Captain, AUTO sends GO-4 to the quarters to attempt discarding the plant. He hisses to intimidate his enemies. As Wall-E is found from the garbage chute, GO-4 traps EVE in his suspension beam while AUTO zaps the little robot.

### SECUR-T

Two Stewards were patrolling an MVR-A with EVE to the Captain's quarters up until the people mover.
Retrieving her gun from WALL-E, a Steward takes an image of the pair, labeling them as Rogue Robots. While scolding a confused WALL-E, the Stewards activated their suspension beams but barely missed the pair.
EVE finds an appropriate path to get to the Captain's quarters by a garbage chute. However, two Stewards are patrolling their area close by. She successfully was able to get to her destination without getting caught with WALL-E on her tail.
Holding a badly damaged WALL-E, EVE threatens a lone Steward holding a painter-bot at hostage by aiming her plasma gun at his camera and locks him in a closet.
While dashing to the Holo-Detector, EVE finds a great brigade of Stewards. She was the first to react by shooting her gun at a leading Steward's stomach. A Steward unit behind him uses his suspension beams to disable her weapon.