Alien Resurrection script recital/competition! UPDATE! 06 NOV 2017

Ripley - Does it grow?

(As Ridley starts her sentence, Gediman tries to predict what Ripley is going to say.)

Gediman attentively says, "Does it...," shortly after Ripley starts saying those exact same words. (Ripley doesn't like the fact that he acts like he knows everything, including what she is thinking.)

Gediman answers, "Yea. Rapidly."

(Ripley replies in a way which she knows Gediman isn't prepared for.  This will peak is interest, she thinks, but that is good, because he needs to listen to what she is going to say.  Gediman needs to pay attention.)

It's a queen.

Gediman- How did you know that?

Ripley simply states, "It'll breed. You'll die." (As her own words get a second chance to become real within her mind, she starts to get angry.)  Everyone in the... fucking... (she searches for the word, then spits it out)company.  Will die. (Ripley is so angry that these aliens that she remembers killing are put on a pedestal with, it seems, at least one other human being she comes across.)(Ripley starts to think the aliens will never die and starts to give up hope.)

I Moon Girl (It shows that you have recently watched the movie and inserted insights into this. I like it and encourage it but I think Ripley may have said something like it not being exactly out of the manual lol!)

Gediman- Company?

"Weyland. Yutani," says Wren in a very, matter-of-fact kind of tone and with a smile on his face. (Wren is ready at the opportunity to show that he knows more Gediman.  Wren's also getting cocky with the success he's been having on the ship full of scientists experimenting with human cloning, most likely illegally and probably for the first time in human history at the level of actually getting living clones.)

(@ dk"It shows that you have recently watched the movie and inserted insights into this."

I try my best at getting the thoughts behind why things happen right.  If I get it wrong, it still allows me to analyze and movie almost like a book, which I end of understanding the story and characters better.  It's fun.)

Wren- Our Ripley's former employers. Terran Growth conglom, had some defense contracts under the military. Before your time. Gediman- they went under decades ago, bought out by Walmart. Fortunes of war.  (To Ripley) You'll find things have changed a good deal since your time.

Ripley - I doubt that

Wren - We're not flying blind here you know. This is the United Systems Military, not some greedy corporation

gaaaahDuplicate post. I'll make the most of it.

Bump!

(Just watched and almost forgot how enjoyable this movie is)

Ripley- It won't make any...difference...

(Ripley stops for a moment puzzled at the familiarity of the sentence. Then continues)

You're still going to die

(it is a enjoyable film agreed)

Wren: And how do you feel about that? (Wren thinks there is no way they could fail and that Ripley is just being paranoid.)

Ripley - {Shrugs} It's your funeral. 

(Wren looks jokenly at Ripley, like he's above her.  She is a clone after all, a creation that he had a main part in creating.  So, Wren thinks, he is above her in some evolutionary and intelligent way and doesn't take her concerns very seriously.)

Wren: I wish you could understand what we're trying to do here.  The potential benefits of this race go way beyond urban pacification.  New alloys, new vaccines... there's nothing like this in any world we've seen.  (Wren pauses to think for a second) You should be very proud.

(Wren speaks this in a way like he has rehearsed it.  In a way, he has.  He's always thinking about how the work he is doing is so great.  There is no doubt in his mind that what he, and even Gediman, is doing is the right move and if Ripley, or #8 (according to Wren), doesn't get it, that's not his problem.  It's worth a shot to convince her though.  She is after all an apparent successful clone project.)

Ripley (laughing bitterly)- Oh, I am!

(fun observation. Ripley and call share drinking styles)

(Wren's constant smile gets bigger.) And the animal itself is wondrous.  They'll be invaluable once we've harnessed them.

Ripley- It's a cancer. You can't teach it tricks. (Ripley thinks a bit) Them.

::new scene::

(A vessel starts to approach the ship Ripley and the scientists are on (the Auriga).  The ship is close enough to ask for an authorization code.)

(The captain of the vessel (called The Betty) naturally and loudly voices his code over to the officer asking for it like he's done this many, many, many of times.)

My authorization code is 'fuck you', son.  Now open the goddamn bay or General Perez is gonna do a Wichita stomp on your virgin ass.

(The captain, Elgyn, than switches off the voice box.)

Partly to himself and to his neighboring mate, Elgyn says, "I guarantee that boy's never seen the inside of a woman."

Elgyn calmly orders his female mate, Hillard, "Bring us in on three-oh descent, ride the parallel."

(He speaks to her like there will be no questions coming from his "order".  They're on the same wavelength and in tune to what needs to be done.  The only question is when and the when is now.)