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==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
The phrase orginates in a parable found in Luke 15. He not only returns to confront Tyrell (his "Father") via Sebastian, but at the end joins him in death.
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The phrase originates in a parable found in Luke 15. He not only returns to confront Tyrell (his "Father") via Sebastian, but at the end joins him in death.
   
 
==See also==
 
==See also==

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Roy Batty when he finally reveals to Rick Deckard at the end of the movie that he is the Prodigal Son.

A "Prodigal Son" is a backwards or wayward male offspring who rebels against familial expectations and journeys into the world to seek their fortune, returning only with reluctance and/or repentance. Eldon Tyrell refers to Roy Batty as his "prodigal son" when the renegade replicant confronts his maker in search of a longer lifespan; Roy was created by Tyrell, sent into the universe to serve as a soldier, and then returns to him only because he is dying.

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The phrase originates in a parable found in Luke 15. He not only returns to confront Tyrell (his "Father") via Sebastian, but at the end joins him in death.

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