Overview
In a dystopian Los Angeles, former police officer Rick Deckard is ordered to hunt down four escaped bioengineered replicants. His investigation also introduces him to Rachael, an experimental replicant who believes that she is human.
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Blade Runner's replicants are manufactured biological people rather than mechanical robots, but the film is central to artificial-human fiction. Rachael is so convincing that she does not know she is artificial; the Voight-Kampff test is needed to identify her, and her childhood memories are revealed to be implants. The escaped Nexus-6 replicants are similarly human-looking but have engineered lifespans and designed abilities.
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Rachael undergoes the Voight-Kampff test
Deckard administers the replicant-detection test to Rachael. Her responses are sufficiently human that the examination takes far longer than normal before Deckard concludes that she is a replicant.
Rachael learns that her memories are implanted
Rachael attempts to prove that she is human by recalling childhood memories. Deckard reveals details that she has never told him and explains that the memories were copied from Tyrell's niece.
Roy's engineered body begins failing
As Roy approaches the end of his designed lifespan, his hand begins seizing and losing function. He drives a nail through it to restore temporary control during the final pursuit.