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Ian Malcolm's Death In 'Jurassic Park: The Lost World'
There are a lot of deaths in “Jurassic Park,” but the one that was most weird and out of the ordinary; is Ian Malcolm's death. There are a lot of reasons that are out there, but I'm going to pick the main ones that stick out there for me. First one I really strongly believe this is he going to be in second book which is “Jurassic Park: The Lost World”. Which I haven't read it; yet. The second one is that maybe he just had it coming to him. He probably just couldn’t survive his injury. 3rd thing is maybe Crichton he thought maybe just add another death to the book other than there already is. Fourth reason why think they had him killed is because of karma. The final reason is just for the cost of the Chaos theory he had in mind that he kept …show more content…
Maybe Crichton wanted his death for next the next book. It could be for just the saying the Chaos effect. The chaos just had to happen to Malcolm because it will show that he was right about the chaos effect. Another reason why i think that he died by Crichton is because of he wanted to show how bad the island really is. That is the third reason why i think that Malcolm died in Jurassic park.
The Fourth Reason is because of Karma. The reason is because he kept saying that there's something going to happen and the chaos theory. The chaos theory is where that studies the dynamical that is highly sensitive to initial conditions also known as the butterfly effect. Then he could also be the reason of the situation is because he jinxed the situation. It’s really ironic how he just died because he said that at the wrong time. This is the final reason I got.
To end this Last essay, These are the reasons I think he died. The first one I thought he was going to be in the second book. Second reason is because he just had it coming down on him. The third reason is Michael Crichton just wanted his death to be a big defect of the book. The final and the fourth reason is because he had karma coming to him and Because he kept saying the Chaos
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