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Characters Dr. Alan Grant: A dedicated paleontologist who is deeply skeptical of technology and famously uncomfortable around children. He is pragmatic and brave, eventually finding a paternal instinct while protecting the children in the wild. Dr. Ellie Sattler: A resilient and tenacious paleobotanist who is often the most action-oriented member of the group. She is compassionate but fearless, willing to venture into dangerous territory to restore power. Dr. Ian Malcolm: A flamboyant mathematician and chaos theorist with a "rock star" personality. He serves as the film's moral and logical anchor, predicting the park's inevitable collapse due to the unpredictability of complex systems. John Hammond: The eccentric and wealthy CEO of InGen. Unlike his more villainous counterpart in the novel, the film version is a "gentle dreamer" who is blinded by his own ambition and a desire to create wonder, failing to see the danger until it is too late. Donald Gennaro: A corporate lawyer representing the park's investors. He is portrayed as cowardly and primarily concerned with profit, famously abandoning the children during the first T-Rex attack. Lex Murphy: A self-professed computer "hacker" and vegetarian. While initially prone to panic, she eventually uses her technical skills to reboot the park's security systems. Tim Murphy: Dinosaur nerd Ray Arnold: The chief engineer who operates the park's control room. He is a chain-smoking professional who remains calm under pressure, though his attempt to "reboot" the system ultimately leads to disaster. Dennis Nedry: The disgruntled computer programmer whos greed causes a ton of events Sarah harding:intelligent, fearless, and highly competent behavioral paleontologist. As an adventurous, independent, and occasionally reckless researcher, she thrives in danger, prioritizing scientific observation over personal safety and often putting herself directly in the path of dinosaurs.