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Decontamination
Decontamination
Disinfecting process to remove contaminants.
Fury
Fury
A violent, uncontrolled display of anger.
Fooled
Fooled
To trick or deceive.
Mini-van
Mini-van
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Policeman
Policeman
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Logo
Logo
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Attendants
Attendants
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Shrink
Shrink
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Importance of Observation
Importance of Observation
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Virus Mutation
Virus Mutation
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Irreversible State
Irreversible State
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Detailed Recollection
Detailed Recollection
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Uncertain Memory
Uncertain Memory
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Attention to Clues
Attention to Clues
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Eager Scientists
Eager Scientists
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Group Composition
Group Composition
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Astrophysicist
Astrophysicist
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Engineer
Engineer
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Botanist
Botanist
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Microbiologist
Microbiologist
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Zoologist
Zoologist
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Geologist
Geologist
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Quarantine
Quarantine
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Modern Science (in context)
Modern Science (in context)
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Study Notes
- Twelve Monkeys is an original screenplay by David and Janet Peoples, inspired by LA JETEE, a film by Chris Marker.
Characters Introduced
- YOUNG COLE: A nine-year-old boy at an airport, wide-eyed with wonder.
- FATHER'S VOICE: Heard off-screen, steering Young Cole away from drama.
- BLONDE MAN: Sprawled on the airport floor, bleeding from a Hawaiian shirt.
- BRUNETTE: Kneeling by the Blonde Man, face obscured, tending to his wound.
- COLE: (Late thirties, dark hair) Awakens in a bunk cage in a prison dormitory of the future.
- JOSE: A scared Puerto Rican kid, Cole's neighbor in the next cage.
- SCARFACE: A menacing guard with a jagged scar who unlocks Cole's cage.
- TINY: Appears later as: One of the six scientists seated at a long conference table, staring at Cole. They are: ASTROPHYSICIST, ENGINEER, BOTANIST, MICROBIOLOGIST, ZOOLOGIST, and a GEOLOGIST.
- MR. PONYTAIL: Man who bumps YOUNG COLE.
- TERRIFIED TRAVELER: The traveler looks up at YOUNG COLE with panicky eyes, and asks, "Just exactly why did you volunteer?"
- DR. RAILLY: A psychiatrist who shows her face and studies him later.
Important
- DR MASON: He is in newspaper clippings.
- DETECTIVE FRANKI: Leads RAILLY past crowded holding cells.
- POLICEMAN #1: Drives
- POLICEMAN #2: Smirks and is on the steel door unlock
- JIMBO: Reference code word for Cole
- PALMER and BILLINGS: Are supervising in the shower
- JEFFREY MASON: Patient in the hospital
More Characters
- TERRY: Helps Jeffery turn the tv on
- MARILOU MARTIN: And her husband, WAYNE CHANG, are both listening
- DR. CASEY: and DR. GOODINS: two fellow Physicians
- OWEN FLETCHER: Sits around at a beat-up conference table, watching COLE
- MR. PONYTAIL: Seen again in a Drem again
- OWEN FLETCHER & RAILLY: Have a discussion with his temper
- LOUIS: a derelict
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