8. Describe an "invalid," "faith birth". 9. Why does Vincent describe Jerome as "engineered with everything to get into GATTACA except the desire to do so"? 10. Explain the significance of the six-fingered glove. Why would parents want to "genetically engineer" a child to have polydactyly? 11. Why does Vincent tell Irene, "You are the authority of what is not possible"? How does Vincent explain to Irene why he doesn't "buy into" the genetic profile he was dealt? (Think back to the beginning of the movie - when Vincent was born and his "genetic readout"). 12. What does Anton mean when he says (while they are swimming in the ocean) "How have you done any of this?" Explain Vincent's response, "I never saved anything for the swim back." 13. When Vincent leaves for the mission, why does Jerome say to him "I got the better end of the deal, you lent me your dream?" What does he mean?

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