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Antes de Freeman se va ONU Gattaca Parr El vuelo espacial tripulado de la ONU Titán, Morrow da Una carta de su amigo, diciéndole Que No se abra Hasta la nave espacial despega, junto con dos Suministros De Toda La Vida de su sangre y orina. MIENTRAS SE PREPARA del Freeman Para El Lanzamiento, Morrow se sube a la incineradora en su apartamento, con su medalla de plata. En El Mismo Momento se ejecuta el Lanzamiento, Morrow commites suicidio ONU Través de la incineración de sí Mismo con su medalla de plata, Que Convierte el oro en el fuego; y vez de esto |
Antes de Freeman se va ONU Gattaca Parr El vuelo espacial tripulado de la ONU Titán, Morrow da Una carta de su amigo, diciéndole Que No se abra Hasta la nave espacial despega, junto con dos Suministros De Toda La Vida de su sangre y orina. MIENTRAS SE PREPARA del Freeman Para El Lanzamiento, Morrow se sube a la incineradora en su apartamento, con su medalla de plata. En El Mismo Momento se ejecuta el Lanzamiento, Morrow commites suicidio ONU Través de la incineración de sí Mismo con su medalla de plata, Que Convierte el oro en el fuego; y vez de esto |
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| − | The reason for his suicide is mainly because he, being the 'perfect' human being he is, deals with a different kind of grief than Vincent. While Vincent suffers from being 'imperfect', Morrow suffers from the opposite, of being too perfect. He shows the silver medal to Vincent and says "Jerome Morrow was never meant to be one step down". His failure to become number one was forever haunting him and eating him alive. He felt useless which is the reason he had attempted to commit suicide. Vincent found out Jerome committed suicide while he was on the rocket the Jupiter's moon Titan while Vincent was reading the card with a whole clump of Jerome's hair in it. |
+ | The reason for his suicide is mainly because he, being the 'perfect' human being he is, deals with a different kind of grief than Vincent. While Vincent suffers from being 'imperfect', Morrow suffers from the opposite, of being too perfect. He shows the silver medal to Vincent and says "Jerome Morrow was never meant to be one step down". His failure to become number one was forever haunting him and eating him alive. He felt useless which is the reason he had attempted to commit suicide. Vincent found out Jerome committed suicide while he was on the rocket the Jupiter's moon Titan while Vincent was reading the card with a whole clump of Jerome's hair in it. |
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Revision as of 02:18, 9 December 2015
If you wer2e looking for the character that impersonated Morrow, see Vincent Freeman.
Jerome Eugene Morrow is a character featured in the 1997 science fiction movie, Gattaca. He is portrayed by Jude Law.
Biography
Early Life
Jerome was a swimming star, who always won gold medals
Working with Vincent Freeman
Selling his DNA Ladder
When Vincent Freeman comes to Morrow to buy his DNA ladder, the latter agrees, but only if Vincent pays for his upper class life style. As Freeman is slowly being transformed, Morrow is often found working away at his table, sometimes getting a sample of his urine or blood.
In the End
Antes de Freeman se va ONU Gattaca Parr El vuelo espacial tripulado de la ONU Titán, Morrow da Una carta de su amigo, diciéndole Que No se abra Hasta la nave espacial despega, junto con dos Suministros De Toda La Vida de su sangre y orina. MIENTRAS SE PREPARA del Freeman Para El Lanzamiento, Morrow se sube a la incineradora en su apartamento, con su medalla de plata. En El Mismo Momento se ejecuta el Lanzamiento, Morrow commites suicidio ONU Través de la incineración de sí Mismo con su medalla de plata, Que Convierte el oro en el fuego; y vez de esto
The reason for his suicide is mainly because he, being the 'perfect' human being he is, deals with a different kind of grief than Vincent. While Vincent suffers from being 'imperfect', Morrow suffers from the opposite, of being too perfect. He shows the silver medal to Vincent and says "Jerome Morrow was never meant to be one step down". His failure to become number one was forever haunting him and eating him alive. He felt useless which is the reason he had attempted to commit suicide. Vincent found out Jerome committed suicide while he was on the rocket the Jupiter's moon Titan while Vincent was reading the card with a whole clump of Jerome's hair in it.