What happens inside the crane?

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In Alien: Covenant an alien creature is trapped inside a crane during one of the final scenes where the ship tries to fly away from the planet.

At some point, something unclear happens (the camera shakes a lot during this scene) and the alien dies. I understand it has something to do with the crane, but I am not sure what. If it's simply crushed by the crane, why doesn't this happen sooner?

What exactly happens at this moment and how is this explained?



Best Answer

You're correct, the Xenomorph is simply crushed by the crane. The reason Daniels didn't do this earlier is either because she was too close to it and didn't want to be harmed by its acid blood, or the ship was shaking around so much that she was struggling to use the controls.




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Is there a toilet inside a crane?

A funnel inside the cab is attached to a tube that drains waste into the portable toilet attached to the side of the crane's mast.

What does a crane do?

A crane is a type of machine, generally equipped with a hoist rope, wire ropes or chains, and sheaves, that can be used both to lift and lower materials and to move them horizontally. It is mainly used for lifting heavy things and transporting them to other places.

What happens skyscraper cranes?

The main crane has to haul a smaller crane-like contraption, called a derrick, up to the rooftop, where it's bolted to the building. The crane is then disassembled into chunks small enough for the derrick to painstakingly lower, piece by piece.



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