Blush response

[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\"