Why did Roy save Deckard?
Why did Roy save Deckard?
Isaiah Bennett
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Luke Hernandez
Roy knew he was about to die and didn’t want to be alone during his final moments.
Ryder Roberts
It's literally the point of the movie. Batty achieved humanity in his short life that allowed him to respect the life of somebody he HAD reasons to kill, opposite to the """human""" Deckard killing replicants for money.
That's why the film is hugely superior if the Deckard=replicant bit is downplayed as an extra and kept ambiguous
Camden Cooper
>dude what if robots had feelings lmao
Oliver Gomez
also someone to recount his final moments
Austin Sanders
He wanted to experience mercy.
Chase Collins
Deckard spat in his face right before he fell, proving that he was a warrior and not just a soulless hunter of replicants. Roy saved him out of respect.
Zachary Miller
If you listen very closely, under the sound of thunder you can hear him say "ah! Kinship!" as he grabs Deckard.
You can read that a number of ways. Either a) now that Deckard has experienced the fear Batty lives with he now considers them kindred spirits, and chooses to save him to show that he is human after all, or b) that he realises from the absurd amount of punishment Deckard survives at his hands that Deckard is also a replicant, and he doesn't want to kill a fellow slave.
Or both.
Juan Fisher
He wanted to live on in Deckard's memory of his mercy
Elijah Martin
>i see the glitter of the tannzaepfle beams very much like rain in the wind
what does he mean by that?