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RE: "I thought the audacity of Weyland seeking immortality was the offending stroke"

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mr grits

In Reply to: RE: "I thought the audacity of Weyland seeking immortality was the offending stroke" posted by Jazz Inmate on November 08, 2012 at 19:28:12

My initial reaction but thinking back but I see the scene differently after thinking back on the Engineers action. It appeared that David was very pleased to be touched by an "intellectual equal".

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I think David was "pleased" (if that applies to a robot) because his maker was finally dying - Jazz Inmate 07:11:50 11/09/12 (1)
This plays into an earlier conversations/statements in other scenes. David was also experiencing the irony of being disassembled by his maker's maker. It was a powerful moment/scene. You knew it would rapidly go brutal but it was interesting how the violence erupted. The other cool thing about how David lost his head was as a redux of Ash losing his head in the original Alien.
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We must be the change we wish to see in the world. -Gandhi

Edits: 11/09/12 11/09/12
- Agreed. Harkens back to when Weyland 'insulted' David for his lack of a soul. - Enophile 22:08:02 11/10/12 (0)
  Good point, Jazz.

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