Blade Runner 2049 Page #6

Where it's raining fire!

You're in here to work.

And if you're not working,

I don't need you!

I don't need any of...

Hi.

The nickel is for the colonial ships.

Closest any of them, or any of us,

is gonna get to that

grand life off-worl!

And I encourage play, I do.

Keeps them occupied and

And it makes them nimble, right?

But it's work.

It's work that moulds them

into a child worth having.

Come on, now.

What sort do you have in mind?

'Cause I got all kinds.

- No no no...

- I'm not buying.

No no no, this is just

my game and I play fair

No, I mean...

Biigger than you...

Bigger than you have tried

to shut me down.

Bigger than you, and they were m...

They were men at that!

A little boy came through here

about 30 years back.

I need to see your records.

Legitimate placements,

private sales, everything.

Don't keep records

that far back.

- You don't?

- I don't.

Sorry, can't help you.

- You can't?

- No.

I think you can.

I think someone like you

keeps a long memory.

Now, you can tell me

what you remember,

or I can put a hole right

here and take a look.

I was...

I was going.

I wasn't gonna leave.

They were laughing at me

What did you say?

Are you coming?

Where is it?

Oh, God.

Where, where, where?

I can't see it. Here.

It's gone.

It's been torn. The entire year.

I didn't do that.

It wasn't me.

I don't...

It wasn't me.

I always told you, you're special.

Born, not made.

Hidden with care.

A real boy, now.

A real boy needs a real name.

Joe.

Joe?

You're too important for K.

Your mother would have named you.

Joe.

- Joe.

- Stop!

How do I know if a memory

is an implant, or not?

Who makes the memories?

Dr. Ana Stelline?

A visitor!

Is that OK?

Yes.

It's just unusual.

Nice to meet you, Officer KD6-3.7.

Sorry.

A compromised immune system.

A life of freedom, so long

as it's behind glass.

Is that why you're not off-world?

Yes.

My parents had our passes

in-pocket, but I took sick.

So...

it was a new life for me.

Then, they put me in my cage

filled it with everything they

could, to keep me happy,

except company, of course.

And I was used to crowds.

What can I help you with?

Thought you might be able

to help me with a case.

Now that's the most interesting thing

I've been offered to help with, in ages.

Do you mind if I work,

while you talk?

'Course.

I promise I hear every word.

Tjey say you're the best

memory maker there is.

Well, then they're kind.

I love birthday parties.

You work for Wallace?

Subcontract.

I'm one of his suppliers.

He offered to buy me out, but I take

my freedom where I can find it.

Why are you so good?

What makes your

memories so authentic?

Well, there's a bit of every

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