When he slipped and fell, they tied him upGulliver""s Travels-style.After swallowing one of his own pixie shard-piece reflections when it dove down his throat, he drank hot kettle water to rid his stomach of the irritant, but found that it was sprouting a head from his own shoulder - and emerging as a full-sized doppelganger clone." When they fought together, Bourne strangled Jarda and blew up his apartment, allowing Bourne time to escape.He promised, while gloating: "It""ll do anything you tell me to tell it to do for you...If anyone attacks this machine or anything, the computer counter-attacks it.I mean, it finds their weaknesses and wipes them out." Everything went according to plan, except that one tanker in the Atlantic, theBritish Reliance, stubbornly sailed toward Metropolis ("the wrong way").T.: The Extra-Terrestrial (1982)), was based on the published 1951 short storyThe Sentinel, written in 1948 by English science fiction author Arthur C.