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The First Child
MemberOvomorphOctober 05, 2013Hello Everyone!
Thank You for responding Fleshvessel!
Yes that is a great question? How could someone make a deal with a Xenomorph? Well here is how:
Not looking at the xenomorph warriors or drones, let's look at the queen, more importantly, the queen from the Aliens comic book: The Female War.
In this story, many of the main characters are plaqued by terrible dreams caused by a particular Xenomorph. This Xeno is the hive mind, or mother, of the entire alien race. It is extremely smart and can communicate with individuals and aliens through dreams and telepathic means. The Deacon I feel is the same way.
Now, I am not saying that we are going to be hearing a xenomorph use English and negotiate. I feel that the xenomorph will communicate to David through dreams. Here is how it goes.
The Deacon has her children capture David while Shaw is distracted with the engineers and searching for God. He is then brought to a huge hive like lair underground where he is confronted by a building sized Xenomorph, this is the Deacon or the Alien Hive Mind. The creature, do to its extremely high mental power, knocks David out. In a dream David encounters Peter from the grave who tells him about the creature. Weyland states that the smart beast is God, which is a lie, and that she has selected him as the chosen one. He persuades David to merge with the creature. This would make David immortal and have a sole, while doing the same for the Deacon. One being would emerge, and this being would go on to lead the Xenomorph race, which would now be the perfect organisms. (Also just to let you all know, the Deacon, through Peter, states that all the Xenomorphs minions' minds are part of the Deacon, and that their individual bodies are just tools to carry out her means. David, who wishes to make his father proud and achieve his dream merges with the Deacon, creating an alien similar to the one Ripley encountered, either regular or Queen.
This fulfill her master plan of living forever in order to better her chances of taking over all organisms and making some sort of statement to God. The Xenomorph/Deacon is far more complicated than we think.
(After all, David might not be the only one who watches peoples' dreams...)