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I count Ripley following protocol and refusing to open the airlock for a contaminated crewmate. If Ash hadn't stepped in, the movie would have ended very differently.
I don't remember much of that movie, but an Aliens / Evil Dead crossover sounds like a lot of fun.
Also she defended Burke when the Marines were going to kill him for what he did. I mean she wanted him punished but... Letter of the law here. He was weak, she defended him.
That's in the sequel tho innit?
I meant that Jonesy is the weak male that Ripley physically and emotionally protects.