Alien Life cycle and Original Facehugger on Mural

Mr.J
MemberOvomorphJune 08, 20128469 Views65 RepliesIn this mural, lightened, there are many more inscriptions and if you look to the lower right, you can see the original facehugger design by Giger, they say a picture is worth a thousand words....
[img]http://i.imgur.com/Ib9zs.jpg[/img]
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In the end, it is a re-imagined Giger piece...as seen below:
[img]http://www.museumsyndicate.com/images/3/20287.jpg[/img]
This Mural shows perhaps the life cycle and could this big mural be a large door? What lies behind it? There is more here than meets the eye my friends...
June 09, 2012
I am under the impression, it looks like a door and then that long head shape that was on the table. If I was the writer, I would have had the Dr be intrigued by that mural, and what was up there, looking down upon the urns....
June 09, 2012
Wow.. Great find! I didn't notice that at first! Fantastic!
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June 10, 2012
It might just be that i have a one-track mind, but above the Deacon in the mural?
Looks like an uterus to me, complete with follicle tubes. You can imagine the little head of deacon growing in there.
Mies.
June 10, 2012
Has anyone noticed that that thing that sort of looks like a door around the pyramid life cycle is a Xeno, note the foot on the bottom left corner, and the hand at the bottom right, in the middle of the ribs is a circle thing, and the head is peaking under the arm.
Sorry if you guys already saw that or pointed it out.
June 10, 2012
Where did these photos come from anyway? I didn't see them in the film, and i doubt the life cycle one came from the film since the word 'alien' can be seen at the bottom of it. Who is this Giger? (may be having a dumb moment.)
June 10, 2012
Also, that little squiggle under the belly of the Xeno, could that perhaps be a sperm? And the round thing a vagina?
There are species here on Earth that change sexes if they need to, and I learned from my Alien vs Predator vs human that the Xenos can turn into a queen if they want to.
And it seems that all the Engineers are one sex. So maybe they got Xenos by experimenting on humans, made these Xenos, the Xenos killed a few of them, things got out of hand and they went 'hey, let's go kill the humans since it was their fault,' or 'o-oh, we better kill the humans so this can't happen again'.I don't know, just a though.
June 10, 2012
@Brodo: do NOT even think of AvP---it has NO connection to anything here, other than coincidentally. It is nothing but "fan fiction".
BUT, as for Queens---in the insect world, IIRC, a "Queen" is merely a bee or an ant that is "promoted" to be "the one" from all of the others by the workers. I.e., it doesn't start life any different than the rest, but grows to be a queen via extra food, special care by the workers, and status---with that, and I think a substance called "Royal Jelly", a wee little "normal" "Bug" grows to be a Queen...
So one could think that is what happens with our own very Xenos...certainly interesting to think about!
June 10, 2012
No connection to AVP?
Ridley Scott: The very simple question was “Who the hell was in that ship? Who is sitting in that seat?” and “Why that cargo?” and “Where was he going?” no one asked the question, so I thought “Duh.” It’s a “duh,” isn’t it? [Everyone Laughs] They’re all bright guys… Jim and David and the French guy, and I thought “Wow, duh.” And I just kind of say and thought about it for a while and I was busy, so I didn’t really do anything about it and then when they finally put it to bed in Alien vs. Predator I thought “You know what? This is a good idea here.”
And I always thought Ridley said he never saw AVP...
http://screenrant.com/prometheus-alien-connection-benk-176223/2/
June 10, 2012
I don't know if anyone noticed this yet but its an egg.
Look at the door. Who ever made the door carved the xenomorph life cycle into it with incredible detail, however they left out one vital stage: the egg. They included several variations of face-hugger, proto-xenomorph, and a possible further xenomorph evolution. However the door doesn't depict a single egg. At least not until you zoom out. Instead of looking at what's carved on the door look at the entire door and you will see an egg. Its shape and the design on its top reflects that of the known xeno eggs seen in the first movie. Now, knowing that the mural depicts the entire life cycle from egg to full grown xenomorph, we need to question its purpose. If its a door then I believe that behind it lie the egg chambers found in the first movies which where never discovered or seen in Prometheus. However if its not a door then perhaps its a set of instructions on how to create the eggs and the xenomorphs using the black goo found in all of the urns. And if its not instructions on how to create xenomorph eggs perhaps its a warning of what happens when the black goo isn't used correctly or what happens when someone, say a space jockey, is contaminated with it.
its just something I noticed that I think finally answers some questions.
June 10, 2012
@TConti Oh WOW! You're right when you look at the entire thing zoomed out it's definitely an egg.
June 10, 2012
I also like how in Giger's original painting, the Engineer who's getting facehugged is resting on an URN!
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June 10, 2012
The Queen, sits on the top, above the worker in the middle. Her crown on top of her head fading into the back.
RS
June 10, 2012
Has no one noticed that in the life cycle pyramid one there is a fully grown Xeno?? No one has talked about it yet and I'm wondering why it isn't such a big deal? This Xeno looks more human in my opinion, then the Xenos from the Aliens movies. And in the mural they find, there appears to be a human face under the Xeno that looks like it's crucified, although it's probably just a coincidence as the whole thing is symmetry.