Difference between revisions of "Charlotte Lockwood (Film Universe)"
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Revision as of 18:11, 4 June 2022
| Charlotte Lockwood | |
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| Family | Benjamin Lockwood (Father) |
| Children | Maisie Lockwood (Genetic Clone) |
| Status | Deceased |
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| Created by | Colin Trevorrow Derek Connolly |
| Portrayed by | Isabella Sermon Elva Trill |
Charlotte Lockwood was the daughter of Benjamin Lockwood. After being raised at InGen's Site B on Isla Sorna she pursued a career in science, eventually giving birth to a genetic clone of herself. Shortly after Maisie's birth, she was diagnosed with a terminal genetic disorder that eventually took her life, but not before she developed a procedure that would rid every cell of Maisie's body of the same condition.
Biography
Childhood at Site B
Life as a Scientist
Charlotte believed that the method of genetic recovery used at Jurassic Park to fill sequence gaps could be adapted to cure many illnesses and diseases. This belief was put into practice when she became aware of a previously undiagnosed terminal genetic condition, that she had passed on to Maisie. Though it was too late to save her own life, she was able to use an altered pathogen as a delivery method for a repaired DNA sequence and rewrite every cell in Maisie's body, eradicating the condition.
