Interesting thought. Is it possible that Veidt created a duplicate of HIMSELF and trapped it in an environment with a low technological level, in order to force him to invent things? That way he could double his effective brain power.
I think people are looking too deeply into "the game warden". It's likely just one of the multiple clones (the one that prevented him from skinning the buffalo) Veidt engineered and probably gave the directive to watch over him/his actions. Veidt's "exile" seems more self-imposed than anything else.
in this episode there were multiple clues towards genetic engineering (besides them being clones). he told one of the clones "you are not capable of feeling doubt, but i appreciate the sentiment", and then after that one froze to death in that experiment he told the other one "we will need a thicker skin", and immediately after he went hunting for a buffalo's hide.
this suggests he can add/remove traits to his clones at will. it would not be far-fetched he would have created one with the sole purpose of existing as some sort of guard/warden that watches over his actions, as a reminder or as to not allow him to break his exile.
How would the secretary know what terrifies the warden? Probably because she knows the warden is the same windbag that dictated to her.
The box office receipts made it very clear the movie was under-appreciated
no wonder why she keep going to that phone booth 
Considering the last time she complained she was having pity sex with a clone.I can’t get over that big ass toy that bish pulled out
Yeah I think it's pretty obvious that Manhattan got that nikka locked away on Mars. Why else would he try to build a space suit with an oxygen port just for the clone to die from what looks like the vacuum and freezing temps of space
What have you liked about the show, and what haven’t you understood about the show?
@Regina giving her the Razor Ramon
