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Oh, now, that's a great one! |
You like it? |
Bravo! |
ThankQ! |
This is my new friend... |
I'm Adam Webber. |
He's really funny! |
We work on Rodeo Drive. But we're both professional dancers. |
Really? |
You're kidding! |
No, I'm not! My mom taught me. |
Your mom was a dancer? |
She is a dancer! And a lovely one! You would like her very much! Shall we dance? |
Sure. |
How come you were in my truck? |
I was tired and didn't have any place to go. |
What's your name? |
Pris. |
Mine's J.F. Sebastian. |
Hi. |
You want to go home? |
I don't have one. |
Oh. |
Where are your folks? |
They left. |
What about friends? |
I have some, but I have to find out where they are staying. |
We scared each other pretty good didn't we? |
We sure did. |
I'm hungry, J.F. |
I've got stuff. If you wanna go to my place? |
I was hoping you'd say that. |
Whatcha doin'? |
You scared me. |
You look... better. |
Just better. |
Beautiful. |
Thanks. |
And you live in this building all by yourself? |
Yeah, I live here pretty much alone right now... |
Twenty. |
What's your problem? |
Methuselah Syndrome. |
What's that? |
My glands. They grow old too fast. |
Is that why you're still here? |
Yes. I couldn't pass the test. |
Ah, you get hold of your friends? |
As a matter of fact I did. They've got some work to do tonight, but they're gonna come tomorrow. |
Good. |
Sebastian doesn't like to go out too much. |
I keep a lot of provisions right here. |
What makes you think so? |
You're all so perfect. |
I kinda get nervous when I take tests. |
Don't move. |
Sorry. |
Already had I.Q. test this year but I don't think I never had a... |
Reaction time is a factor in this, so please pay attention. Answer quickly as you can. |
You're in a desert, walking along in the sand when all of a sudden you look down and see a... |
What one? |
What? |
What desert? |
Doesn't make any difference what desert it's completely hypothetical. |
But how come I'd be there? |
Maybe you're fed up, maybe you want to be by yourself who knows. So you look down and see a tortoise. It's crawling towards you... |
A tortoise. What's that? |
Know what a turtle is? |
Of course. |
Same thing. |
I never seen a turtle. |
But I understand what you mean. |
You reach down and flip the tortoise over on its back, Leon. |
Whatcha mean, I'm not helping? |
I mean you're not helping! Why is that, Leon? |
Let's keep our eyes on the road, Deckard. |
Sorry. |
We're going to have to start the sequence again if you don't stay with me, Deckard. Concentrate. |
How do you know I'm not? |
You're not responding to the stimulus. I can see right here, I'm not getting a reading. |
I'm tired of this. |
Almost through. |
Thanks. |
Black? |
Please. |
Is this to be an empathy test? |
Yes. |
Capillary dilation of the socalled blush response? Plus fluctuation of the pupil, plus involuntary dilation of the iris? |
May I ask a personal question? |
Go ahead. |
Have you ever retired a human by mistake? |
No. |
But in your profession that is a risk. |
Nothing is infallible, but so far the VoightKampff scale bas been foolproof. |
Like you said, Mr. Deckard, a machine can be a hazard. The VoightKampff scale is a machine, isn't it? |
One that relies on human interpretation. Where's the subject? |
Sitting next to you. |
Well? |
If she is, the machine works. |
The machine works. She is. |
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