It has been multiple decades since I read this book, definitely before the movie came out, so I’m not sure whether this is self-evident in the book or not, I just remember that the movie didn’t make the point as definitively as my read of the book did.
Zero doubt in my mind that Deckard is a replicant. IIRC, he gets philosophical with (or in analyzing) Rachel - how they have to have their back stories written for them, and those stories are reinforced and validated by all of the pictures that replicants keep. And then we have a scene where Deckard is in his own home reviewing his own photo collection.
It has been multiple decades since I read this book, definitely before the movie came out, so I’m not sure whether this is self-evident in the book or not, I just remember that the movie didn’t make the point as definitively as my read of the book did.
Zero doubt in my mind that Deckard is a replicant. IIRC, he gets philosophical with (or in analyzing) Rachel - how they have to have their back stories written for them, and those stories are reinforced and validated by all of the pictures that replicants keep. And then we have a scene where Deckard is in his own home reviewing his own photo collection.