The question of whether or not Rick Deckard is a Replicant has a curious past. In the source novel, it is clear (or as clear as possible in a Philip K. Dick novel) that Deckard is human. At one point, he even takes the Voight-Kampff test and passes. Dick's theme is that it takes the androids to show Deckard the meaning of empathy and being "human". In a sense, they are "more human than human." In Hampton Fancher's final full draft (dated December 1980), Deckard muses in a voice-over about who "designed" him, a philosophical theme Fancher meant to be metaphorical. David Webb Peoples's draft re-worded this as Deckard being a "combat" model, but later claimed that this, too, was meant to be a metaphor, and that he was surprised that Sir Ridley Scott took it literally. Harrison Ford was opposed to the idea, and Fancher felt that Scott made it too obvious. Whatever Scott's intentions, the question came up more explicitly when the Director's Cut was released in 1992, which featured a scene of Deckard dreaming of a unicorn, and the suggestion that Gaff (Edward James Olmos) knew about this (signified by his origami unicorn).
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