written by  David Webb Peoples (qv). It does not have the chess game featured  in the final film, but it is the most cohesive of the three draft  (there are no continuity problems, and the story is virtually  complete, with details missing from the final film). Batty and  company are known as replicants by this time. Also, a sixth  replicant, Hodge, is in the mix; he attacks Deckard and Gaff at  Leons flat. Mary is also in this draft; as before, she is killed by  Deckard in Sebastians apartment. Chew is shown after he freezes to  death. In this draft, the Tyrell Corporation is called "the Nekko  Corporation". Instead of praising Deckards skills as a Blade  Runner, Bryant chastises him for shooting a replicant in public view  after Deckard kills Zhora. Leon disguises himself as a Russian in a  bar sitting next to Deckard before attacking him; Deckard isnt  fooled, but Leon is still faster than him, and Deckard needs to be  rescued by Rachael. In this draft, "Tyrell" turns out to be another  replicant; after Roy kills him, Roy demands that Sebastian take him  to the real Tyrell, and Sebastian reveals that Tyrell has an unnamed  disease and is now in hibernation unit awaiting a cure. Roy demands  that Sebastian wake Tyrell up, and Sebastian reveals that Tyrell  died a year ago; Roy kills Sebastian after learning this. In both of  these two drafts, the entire replicant line is put on hold after  Tyrell is killed, as Batty is now public knowledge. Bryant reveals  Gaff is planning to kill Rachael. In this draft, Batty saves Deckard  and lets his lifespan run out. After Deckard returns home, Bryant  calls to warn him that Gaff is coming, hinting that Deckard should  get out of town. Deckard and Rachael leave town. Rachael asks  Deckard to kill her, so another Blade Runner cant do it; Deckard  does so. While Deckard is probably human in this draft, he  empathizes with the replicants, comparing himself to them at the  end, saying "Roy Batty was my late brother." The third draft, dated  February 23, 1981, is VERY close to the final film. It has some  spare narration, and it also has the continuity problem of Bryant  saying there are five replicants in the city. In the final battle,  Deckard tries to back out, saying he doesnt want to kill Pris or  Batty. At the end, Deckard and Rachael flee the city; Gaffs spinner  is seen in the distance chasing them.