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>They wanted Harrison Ford alive
>Ah yes, let's send him as far away as is human or inhumanly possible for "further interrogation" after the five minutes we spent with him failed
Funny thing about satellite tracking cannons is you can use them to track without necessarily shooting the cannons. Might've been useful to use that technology when you're inexplicably transporting your most valuable asset to some ambiguous concentration camp with a minimal security detail.
Come to think of it, how do Deckard and K even know they haven't been backtraced to Ana? Like that was actually part of the plan, the transport being attacked, and them leading Temu Tyrell straight to his endgame.
Ah, fuck it. It's about the emotional storytelling, right? You know, those same emotional themes ripped directly from the predecessor, now neatly wrapped in an uglier, worse-written package.
Thanks, Denny.
