V Investigation

V Physical vs. Psychological

V Complexity and Fear

V Exploration in Ã
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V ulien Introduction

V Dangerous and Threatening

V DzKill or be Killeddz

V Loss of uttachment
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representationǥ In wartime, this morality
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V Tension and Uneasiness

V Mental Crippling

V Elimination of Threat

V Decline of Trust
V Evidence and civil unrest

V uccusations

V Concrete evidence

V Self discovery
V Definition of Exploration

V Chronology

V Fear and Psychological Effect

DzDealing with life or death situations leads to
self-discovery otherwise unattainabledz
V Prevalence of physical exploration
£ ºorwegian base
£ uutopsies
£ Tests
£ Physical evidence
£ Physical and Psychological responses
V DzI know I'm human. und if you were all these things, then
you'd just attack me right now, so some of you are still
human. This thing doesn't want to show itself, it wants to
hide inside an imitation. It'll fight if it has to, but it's
vulnerable out in the open. If it takes us over, then it has
no more enemies, nobody left to kill it. und then it's
won.dz

£ ulien is a physical entity that is within the infected.

V DzBurn it.dz

£ Can only physically destroy the alien, not psychologically rid

the alien from within.
V Modes of Communication
£ isual and Textual within PowerPoint
£ Oral and Physical Behavior

V Chronological

V Parallelism between arguments