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Did each human host produce one adult alien, or did the aliens reproduce in other ways?
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And why did Cameron input the Queen, carrying eggs, into the storyline when there were already three times more eggs with facehuggers than colony members?
Aliens. How did the aliens manage to reproduce quietly and quickly? The first one infected with a facehugger was brought to the colony, and it gave birth to the first xenomorph. But how did the reproduction happen after that? The xenomorph would sneak onto the alien ship and bring eggs with facehuggers (one in each claw) under the terraforming reactor. Then, it would bring another sedated person there, get caught by a facehugger, and after a week, another Alien appears. But wouldn't the colonists notice a missing person? They could find them with the GPS bracelet signal. Also, they definitely had firearms. So, in any case, this would take a long time and be more tedious, not like how Cameron described it in the script.
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