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Why did Ripley try to deactivate the self-destruct sequence at the end of Alien?

In the final sequences of AlienAlien (1979), Ripley activates the self destruct sequence of the ship, Nostromo.

After seeing the alien in front of the shuttle entrance, Ripley runs back to the control room and frantically tries to deactivate the self destruct.

The whole sequence can be seen here in picturesseen here in pictures and in the YouTube clip below.

Why would Ripley make this decision; what'swhat’s the need for disabling the self-destruct?

Basically she was dead anyway. Nowhere to go and the alien was on to her. So it would just seem to be the best option to destruct the ship and the alien.

 

Why did Ripley try to deactivate the self-destruct sequence?

In the final sequences of Alien, Ripley activates the self destruct sequence of the ship, Nostromo.

After seeing the alien in front of the shuttle entrance, Ripley runs back to the control room and frantically tries to deactivate the self destruct.

The whole sequence can be seen here in pictures.

Why would Ripley make this decision; what's the need for disabling the self-destruct?

Basically she was dead anyway. Nowhere to go and the alien was on to her. So it would just seem to be the best option to destruct the ship and the alien.

Why did Ripley try to deactivate the self-destruct sequence at the end of Alien?

In the final sequences of Alien (1979), Ripley activates the self destruct sequence of the Nostromo.

After seeing the alien in front of the shuttle entrance, Ripley runs back to the control room and frantically tries to deactivate the self destruct.

The whole sequence can be seen here in pictures and in the YouTube clip below.

Why would Ripley make this decision; what’s the need for disabling the self-destruct?

Basically she was dead anyway. Nowhere to go and the alien was on to her. So it would just seem to be the best option to destruct the ship and the alien.

 

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In the final sequences of alienAlien, Ripley activates the self destruct sequence of the ship, Nostromo.

After seeing the Alienalien in front of the shuttle entrance, Ripley runs back to the control room and frantically tries to deactivate the self destruct.

The whole sequence can be seen here in pictures.

Why would Ripley make this decision, whatsdecision; what's the need for disabling the self-destruct?

Basically she was dead anyway. Nowhere to go and the alien was on to hereher. So it would just seem to be the best option to destruct the ship and the alien.

In the final sequences of alien Ripley activates the self destruct sequence of the ship.

After seeing the Alien in front of the shuttle entrance Ripley runs back to the control room and frantically tries to deactivate the self destruct.

The whole sequence can be seen here in pictures.

Why would Ripley make this decision, whats the need for disabling the self-destruct?

Basically she was dead anyway. Nowhere to go and the alien was on to here. So it would just seem to be the best option to destruct the ship and the alien.

In the final sequences of Alien, Ripley activates the self destruct sequence of the ship, Nostromo.

After seeing the alien in front of the shuttle entrance, Ripley runs back to the control room and frantically tries to deactivate the self destruct.

The whole sequence can be seen here in pictures.

Why would Ripley make this decision; what's the need for disabling the self-destruct?

Basically she was dead anyway. Nowhere to go and the alien was on to her. So it would just seem to be the best option to destruct the ship and the alien.

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Why did Ripley try to deactivate the self-destruct sequence?

In the final sequences of alien Ripley activates the self destruct sequence of the ship.

After seeing the Alien in front of the shuttle entrance Ripley runs back to the control room and frantically tries to deactivate the self destruct.

The whole sequence can be seen here in pictures.

Why would Ripley make this decision, whats the need for disabling the self-destruct?

Basically she was dead anyway. Nowhere to go and the alien was on to here. So it would just seem to be the best option to destruct the ship and the alien.