Jennifer Goins-- a seemingly crazy muttering unhinged math genius--
- Numbers on a clock.
- meets time-traveling James Cole in a high-security psyche ward for the criminal and insane.
- Goins.
- Right away she's drown to something about that wide-eyed stranger.
- I love those otter eyes.
- As if she's known him from another time. And perhaps she has.
- Poor otter eyes. He can't stop the plague.
- Cole is convinced that Jennifer holds the key to understanding the source of the virus that ends the world.
- I want you to track down the patient in room 248.
- After all, it was Jennifer's father, the now late Liland Goins, that/who supposedly created the virus.
- You can't kill me, Cole.
- Her father also created much of the pain in her life.
- Secrets, Jennifer, are something never said out-loud.
- It's clear that for almost all her life she's been haunted by voices and images having to do with the Army of the 12 Monkeys.
- You need to tell my about the Army of the 12 Monkeys.
- They're not real.
- Yes.
- They can't be.
- They are.
- Despite her mental state, Jennifer is driven to prove that the noises in her head have meaning.
- I've been--
- Released.
- No.
- Let loose.
- Nah.
- Uncaged.
- Yes. That. Uncaged.
- She is a woman of destiny. But is her destiny to destroy the world?
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