[Rachel:]
"Do you like our owl?"
[Deckard:]
"Is it artificial?"
[Rachel:]
"Of course it is"
[Deckard:]
"Must be expensive"
[Rachel:]
"very"
[Rachel:]
"I'm Rachel"
[Deckard:]
"Deckard"
[Rachel:]
"Its seems you feel our work is not a benefit to the public"
[Deckard:]
"Replicants are like any other machines"
"They are either a benefit or a hazard"
"If they're a benefit, it's not my problem"
[Rachel:]
"May I ask you a personal question?"
[Deckard:]
"sure"
[Rachel:]
"Have you ever retired a human, by mistake?"
[Deckard:]
"No" [Rachel:]
"but in your position that is a risk"
[Tyrell:]
"Is this to be an empathy test?"
"Capilary dilation of the so called blush response"
"... fluctuation of the pupil"
"Involuntary dilation of the iris"
[Deckard:]
"We call it Voight-Kampf for short"
[note: named after the people who developed this test]
[Rachel:]
"Mr. Deckard, Dr. Elden Tyrell"
[Tyrell:]
"Demonstrate it. I want to see it work"
[Deckard:]
"Were is the subject?"
[Tyrell:]
"I want to see it work on a person"
"I want to see a negative before I provide you with a positive"
[Deckard:]
"What's that gonna prove?"
[Tyrell:]
"Indulge me"
[Deckard:] "on you?"
[Tyrell:]
"Try her"
