Redlaw is a fictional character created by author Philip K. Dick. He appears in the short story "The Electric Ant," where he discovers that he is an artificial being, known as an "electric ant." This revelation leads him to question the nature of his existence and the reality around him. In the story, Redlaw uses a device that allows him to manipulate his perception of reality. As he explores his identity and the world, he grapples with themes of consciousness, free will, and the essence of being. The narrative reflects Dick's interest in the boundaries between human and machine.