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I’ve just finished watching Aliens: Romulus for the second time, and I’ve always wondered what would have happened if Kay didn’t push away and reject ‘her’ child?

If she could have somehow accepted this child, would it in return have been less xenomoprh and more human?

The reason I’m curious is because it is a hybrid of xenomorph and human, and the way it approached Kay it seemed like it was seeking affection from its mother.

What would win over all, nature or nurture?

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Alien Movies Timeline

This is for those who probably watched the first Alien on a bootleg DVD because you were too young to go see it in the theater decades ago and saw Aliens in the theater as a teenager.

Alien Romulus Special Edition Sneakers

Alien Romulus behind the scenes clip, not everything can be done via CGI or AI.

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Watching Aliens: Romulus got me thinking—how would the Doctor handle a Xenomorph?

Honestly, I’m not sure they could. It would completely depend on the circumstances. But in most cases, I think it’d be treated like a Midnight-style entity: something unknowable and dangerous, best left undisturbed. The Doctor’s solution might just be, “Let’s get out of here, seal it off, and make absolutely sure no one ever comes back.” Maybe even nuking the site if it came down to it.

Because the Xenomorph isn't something you can reason with or bargain with. You can't appeal to its morality or offer it peace. It’s a perfect hunter—adaptive, cunning, capable of learning and setting traps. The kind of threat that would absolutely push the Doctor’s pacifist ideology to the edge.

But without fail, before leaving, you know the Doctor would have a moment of awe. A soft little: “I know we’re running for our lives—but just look at it.” Cue ten seconds of quiet admiration. “It’s beautiful…” Before immediately sprinting in the opposite direction.