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4.19 When the T-1000 is on top of the elevator in Pescadero State Hospital, why doesn't it just cut the cables? (The Terminator) |
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This article is from the The Terminator FAQ, by Karsten A. Loepelmann kloepel@connect.ab.ca with numerous contributions by others.
Modern elevators have brakes that prevent them from free-falling to the bottom
of the shaft; some shafts apparently also have "buffers" at the bottom.
 
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