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Wait so does this mean that Deckard isn't human? I totally missed this...On the other hand, Deckard has the sine-wave thing that saved him with the first guy. Would that have disabled the panic trap?
No, it means that Isidore abandoned the androids. The trap would only work if two humans were in the room. So, Isidore going downstairs effectively nullifies the trap (of course, he also betrays them by flatly telling Deckard that they're up there).
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Mar 16, 2017 07:20PM
Wait so does this mean that Deckard isn't human? I totally missed this...On the other hand, Deckard has the sine-wave thing that saved him with the first guy. Would that have disabled the panic trap?
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No, it means that Isidore abandoned the androids. The trap would only work if two humans were in the room. So, Isidore going downstairs effectively nullifies the trap (of course, he also betrays them by flatly telling Deckard that they're up there).
