Texts in Time

3. The reason why Tyrell makes replicants.
4. The emotion from a setting.
5. Marries Victor after being raised as an adopted 'cousin.'
6. The replicant whom Deckard develops a liking to.
7. The head rebel replicant. His name means 'king' in French.
9. Manipulation of this by modern science created anxiety because of the possibility of ethical breaches.
12. A time in the 1700s where since and reason came to prominence.
15. Moral principles that govern behaviour.
17. French dude who said we are born nice, but society corrupts us; and that we were at our best when we were noble savages.
18. The ship's captain who is influenced by Frankenstein's story.
19. What Frankenstein's creation is known as.
20. English dude who said that we need governments to restrain us from being bad.
21. The time period that an idea/meaning exists in.

1. This 'double' is an alter ego of a character. The creature is one of these for Victor.
2. A movement from the 1700s that emphasised untamed nature, emotion and individual liberty.
8. A concern in the 1980s to do with overuse of resources and having unsustainable cities.
10. Frankenstein's best friend was Henry…
11. The study of facial appearance.
13. The Voight-Kampff test measures for what sort of response?
14. The traits of the world being filmed. It has four elements: lighting & colour, costume & make up, acting style, props & setting.
16. Prejudice of this is indicated by the influx of non-anglo ethnicities in Blade Runner.
22. The feeling of awe that you get in nature.
23. This is enhanced in the audience using subjective things like focalisation and 1st person narration.