Interview with Young "Shaw"

[KidneyScott]

Worked on set with Fassbender !!!?

What the...

David's first directive is to hand out Werthers Originals.

[nostromo mechanic]

I've also considered the idea of Shaw being a robot. The one person that we expect to be human turning out to be a robot would be a "Sixth Sense" type of shocker to many people. If she does give birth to something that takes on her traits, then maybe that's where the "mechanical" in our Bio-mechanical Xenos originate from. The mating of organic and robotic life forms.

[Sharp Sticks]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFbU0HNSZVw#

[Bad Replicant]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFbU0HNSZVw#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK6nNlIEroo#ws
1:33.

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[mastermoon]

Thats very interesting, I like that Ridley Scott wants to develop Elizabeth Shaw.

[Space Sweeper]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFbU0HNSZVw#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK6nNlIEroo#ws
1:33.

Spoiler

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Oh christ you guys will be the end of me

[Cvalda]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK6nNlIEroo#ws

I think I just swooned in my cubicle.

Also, childhood flashbacks are one of the laziest plot devices out there. I hope Riddles does it right.

[Winkie Bear]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK6nNlIEroo#ws

I think I just swooned in my cubicle.

Also, childhood flashbacks are one of the laziest plot devices out there. I hope Riddles does it right.

True. I think - I hope - that this appears when she is in hypersleep. I suspect that shot of David in the yellow goggles is when he's accessing the sleeper's dreams (which would be a nice nod to Alan Dean Foster's novelizations) and he sees Shaw dreaming about her childhood.

[OpenMaw]

True. I think - I hope - that this appears when she is in hypersleep. I suspect that shot of David in the yellow goggles is when he's accessing the sleeper's dreams (which would be a nice nod to Alan Dean Foster's novelizations) and he sees Shaw dreaming about her childhood.

That sounds to be the most likely to me.

[Xenomorphine]

A model that advanced 230-something years before Call.

Alllllright.

Gives a whole new meaning to what all that milky white fluid in Ash and Bishop could be, doesn't it?

I've also considered the idea of Shaw being a robot. The one person that we expect to be human turning out to be a robot would be a "Sixth Sense" type of shocker to many people. If she does give birth to something that takes on her traits, then maybe that's where the "mechanical" in our Bio-mechanical Xenos originate from. The mating of organic and robotic life forms.

That would only be logical if artificial components, like metal and plastic, had DNA.

They don't.

[OpenMaw]

Depends. Remember "Nanotech" was one of Weyland's specific remarks for the 21st century.

Big things do have small beginnings after all.