A good example of the perfect knight's archetype. He even has a "squire" (the pilotfish).
-The wooden horse is an explicit reference, but his car also have the shape of a horse's head.
-He have a rigid moral code, and when he arrives it's goal ("deliver" Deckard to his daughter), he dies in peace. His carachter's arc ends with perfection.
Theory: Actually, Luv is the real daughter of Rachael/Deckard.
Luv was conceived in that very sexual relationship where Deckard was agressive and pushed Rachael.
There are several parallels and similarities between her and Rachael.
In the HQ (Blade Runner 2039) Wallace only says Luv is constructed by him, but he could be lying.
Ana Stelline maybe know much more about Luv than we are told. There are several gaps in the movie. And the parents of Ana are others.
And is possible that K at the end arrives to this conclusion.
He persecute Luv not just to save Deckard, but also to kill Luv. Luv as a leader of the replicants could be extremaly dangerous.
He says to Deckard "You died in that car which drowned".
Plus: there are some references to Sylvia (gemini), whose birthday is ten years before the enigmatic date of the film. The director is playing with binaries: 01, 10....
Sylvia is the first one of June. June is the mother of IUV-entus.
Sylvia means something like forest, wild, and when K visits Ana for the first time, she is creating a memory in a forest.
Of course, there is also the theory where Luv and K were twin brothers.
