Bishop. Good, evil or compliant?

[quote]What I mean is that Weyland treats their employees badly so there`s no telling what they have in store for their partners. [/quote] So essentially this gives you license to really make up anything you want about characters and their motivation, even in the absence of anything in the film that supports it?

i thought just occurred to me. was bishop a company android or military, or was he appointed by a different ruling body. this could have a big bering on his objectives. i cant really recall anything at the moment. someone mentioned ICC, as he appointed by ICC ,does weyland have any influence on ICC

irt. [b]pulserifle187[/b]: While it is likely that Weyland-Yutani's influence extends far, in Aliens there is talk that it would be very difficult for Burke to smuggle a specimen through ICC quarantine. Which suggests that, at least officially, ICC is sufficiently independent of Weyland-Yutani to be able to cause inconveniences to the corporation, should it want to. As to the original theme- yes, very interesting indeed. "Good" vs. "compliant" is one thing I've chosen to explore in a (not so) little piece of fanfic I'm writing now. But if ya don't want some anonymous' dude's random verbiage online, there's also Burgess' "A Clockwork Orange" (later made into a film by Kubrick), which has a similar theme. As far as Aliens:Bishop, I'm with [b]Svanya[/b]. Yeah, he's compliant. But remove the inhibitors, and you wouldn't tell the difference. He's the good guy on board.