Michael Scofield is the best TV series character yet. Is he the same in real life? - Quora Quora Watch some more TV series other than Prison Break,you will find much better TV series character. Watch Flash and see Wentworth Miller aka Michael Scofield doing chutiyapa. And in real life neither he or his brother went to prison which he has designed to break out. He is not even a civil engineer. Nah the person that plays Micheal scofield which is wentworth miller is cooler in real life not only not only is he gay but his humble and down to earth! His brave. 407 Views More Related Questions If you could live the life of one character on your favorite TV series, who would that be? Related Questions Written Sep 14 My roommate and I went to the campus dining hall for dinner tonight. It’s a buffet, so you can go through as many times and get as much as you want. The dining hall has a ton of choices, with the best being their ice cream. It’s fantastic soft-serve, and they have it at every meal. I’d finished my pizza and soda and had my head propped on one hand.

“I want ice cream.” “Go get some ice cream.” “But I ... Michael Scofield (Character) - Filmography by TV series from "Prison Break" (2005) The content of this page was created by users. It has not been screened or verified by IMDb staff. ... aka "Prison Break: Sequel TV Mini-Series" - , USA (alternative title) ... aka "Untitled Prison Break Revival" - , USA (alternative title) ... aka "Prison Break event series" - USA (alternative title) ... aka "Prison Break: Season 5" - USA (alternative title) Michael Scofield | Prison Break Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Main article: Michael Scofield on Season 1 The opening scene of the series shows Michael's final preparation of his plan to infiltrate Fox River; the tattooist is applying the finishing touches to Michael's tattoo. In order to get into Fox River, Michael staged an armed bank robbery; in which he attempted to steal over half a million dollars from the downtown Chicago branch of United Savings Bank, pled no contest at his trial, and requested that he be sent to the Level 1 prison facility nearest to his Chicago home to serve his time.

That facility was Fox River. Michael began his sentence on April 11 , exactly a month before Lincoln was set to be executed. His inmate number was 94941. Main article: Michael Scofield on Season 3 In the season premiere, Michael witnesses a brutal duel between inmates, the usual manner of settling disputes at Sona. He unintentionally makes an enemy of one of the most influential and powerful inmates at Sona, a drug lord named Lechero . He is soon informed by Lincoln that The Company needs him to break somebody out of Sona ( James Whistler ), and that they have taken Sara and LJ hostage to ensure his cooperation. He began to look for Whistler, only to find that he has a bounty on his head: whoever kills him can receive exoneration from the mayor of Panama City. As a result, Whistler had gone into hiding in the sewers. Michael eventually found him, but Mahone locates Whistler as well and attempts to kill him for the bounty; however Michael successfully persuaded Lechero to remove the bounty on his head after he assists him by restoring water to the prison, with help from the young inmate Luis "McGrady" Gallego .

Michael in Sona The Company gives Michael a one week ultimatum for breaking out Whistler. With seven days to bust Whistler out of prison, Michael tried to take matters into his own hands and turns his attention to obtaining the use of Lechero's cell phone, which he is able to accomplish by blackmailing T-Bag about his past pedophilic activities. After T-Bag gets Michael the phone, Michael uses it to contact Sara and receive a coded message about her location. He relays this information to Linc, who unsuccessfully attempts to rescue Sara and LJ. Sara was then brutally killed as a result, but her death was still unknown to Michael. Michael then purposely uses a piece of jewelery to short out the power, causing Lechero to call on Michael's engineering skills to fix it. Michael restores power to the prison and also manages to restore power to a previously broken electric fence. It is revealed that Michael fixed the fence so that the electricity will superheat a chemical that Sucre (who was hired as the new grave digger) sprays on it, as the heated chemical is able to melt steel. Michael spies on the Sona's guards.

One is blinded by the sun at 3:13 p.m. - where there would be a glare which causes one of the guards to look over to the other side; the other sometimes watches sports on a television in the guard tower. Michael is seen by the second one, due to the lens glare. After a small raid takes place, the prisoners are rounded up in the yard. Captain Hurtado questions Michael to the point that he unholsters his pistol and puts it to Michael's head. Hurtado is about to shoot Michael but Whistler manages to intervene on Michael's behalf and takes responsibility of the incident, claiming that he was watching the birds pictured in his book. Michael is desperate about the vigilance of the guards when Mahone helps him; he talks about a coffee cup he managed to have in the prison. As the guards are drinking walking from their respective guard posts, both are drinking from the same style coffee cups. Michael surmised and concluded that if the trio can get to the cup and drug one of the guard's coffee, they could have that guard. As the escape plan continues Michael finally learns of Sara's death, which has a devastating impact on him.

In a moment of weakness he seems to challenge Whistler to a death duel but Michael reveals this to be only a diversion for the escape. The escape ultimately fails. When the Company decided to rescue Whistler themselves, by storming Sona, Michael foils their plans and their attempt to rescue Whistler, but he was suspected of such an operation. He is held responsible for both escape attempts and was escorted out of Sona and kept in solitary, being interrogated. He eventually relented and told them about Whistler, who then revealed that Gretchen Morgan is in charge of the operation. Later Michael finds out the officers that were with Gretchen have been killed. Michael and Whistler are returned to Sona. It was then when they turned to a new escape plan, with the help of Lechero, and that is through an underground tunnel. Later in the tunnels with Mahone, Whistler and Lechero, he says they need braces to hold up the escape tunnel. Then, when part of the tunnel is about to fall, Michael puts a little piece of metal in to hold it up.

Their escape plan was jeopardized with Sammy taking over Sona prison and investigating their escape, but Sammy was killed after the tunnel fell upon him. It is then revealed that Michael killed Sammy by taking out that little metal piece. McGrady joined the team in the escape. Later Michael, Whistler, Mahone, and McGrady escape from Sona, with Lechero, T-Bag and Bellick caught in the escape. This now marks him as the only member of the Fox River Eight to continuously elude authorities. Michael successfully tricks Gretchen into giving LJ and Sofia Lugo back safely. When a shootout begins out a museum in Panama, Michael grabs the gun from Linc's car and has Gretchen in his sights, but she escapes when police start to shoot at her. Later on outside the hospital, LJ gave him the same origami rose that Michael had given to Sara on her birthday. Fuelled by revenge, he bids farewell to his family as he goes on a solo mission to hunt down Gretchen. In the end, Michael was seen driving along the Panamanian coast, on his way to take action against Gretchen and The Company.

Season 4 Main article: Michael Scofield on Season 4 The season starts off approximately three weeks later, with Michael back in the U.S. Michael has tracked down Gretchen and Whistler to Los Angeles and is waiting to intercept Whistler and Gretchen while they're on a mission; preparing to avenge Sara's death. However, as he has Gretchen and Whistler at gunpoint, and is about to shoot Gretchen, when Gretchen reveals to him that she had lied about killing Sara: Michael finds out Sara may still be alive. Unsure whether or not to believe her, Michael contacts Lincoln and then Bruce Bennett by phone. Michael asks Lincoln what he actually saw that night in the garage with the head in the box. He also finds out that Sona was burnt down a few days ago and that Sucre, T-Bag and Bellick escaped. After that he heads off to a meeting with Mahone and Whistler and finds out Whistler is a freelancer working with the Department of Homeland Security in order to obtain Scylla . Whistler is then assassinated by Wyatt Mathewson ; a hired assassin.

Michael flees and calls Bruce wondering if Sara is still alive but is then apprehended by the LAPD. Michael is then taken to DHS Headquarters where he meets Agent Donald "Don" Self , an DHS Agent who was working with Aldo and Whistler to obtain Scylla. Self then tells Michael that in Panama his brother has been arrested. Self tells Lincoln and Michael that they can either bring down The Company by helping Self find and get Scylla (which is said to be a key card that stores every bit of information about The Company - essentially their "little black book") or go to jail - and that both of them face major time. They refuse and both of the brothers are bailed out by Bruce. Bruce then takes Lincoln and Michael to a house where they find Sara. Michael and she joyfully reunite. Later on, Michael gives back the rose he made for Sara in Fox River. Wyatt eventually hunts them down and locates them, and tries to assassinate them at Sara's safe house. Wyatt opens fire at Lincoln with Michael and Sara in the house. They all escape, realizing The Company will not stop until they're all dead.

Michael and everyone decide to take Self's offer, and so Michael phones Self and tells him they're in. They are joined by Mahone, Sucre and Bellick in their mission. To blend in with the crowds, Michael gets his tattoos removed via laser surgery. Throughout the season, Michael was seen to be experiencing health problems, getting nosebleeds and suddenly clutching his head in pain, and passing out. He hides these from Lincoln and Sara until he experiences a bloody nose that he could not hide from Lincoln. Michael tells his brother "It's not a big deal." and Lincoln replies "It was a big deal when you were thirteen...". Michael's condition is one his mother also shared. During his mother's Scylla finally within reach childhood, she also had frequent nosebleeds that stopped after a few months, but reappeared when she was older, shortly before she died at the age of 31 of a brain aneurysm. Michael was experiencing nosebleeds for the first time since he was 13 and is about to turn 31. Eventually, Michael is no longer able to hide his sickness as he collapses in the warehouse.

Sara takes Michael to the hospital where the doctors diagnoses him with a hypothalamic hamartoma - he is revealed to have a tumor on his temporal lobe, and Michael is advised that surgery is required right away or else he might die. Unwilling to go into surgery until they get Scylla, Michael receives temporary treatment from Sara and goes onwards with their plans to break into The Company. Although the group eventually succeeds in getting Scylla, Self betrays them and takes it for himself to try and sell it. Michael, however, had taken a small piece of Scylla and Self needs that piece to make Scylla complete. Self goes back to find Michael and shoots the warehouse and a gas tanker to try and force them out. Fortunately, Lincoln was not in the warehouse at the time, and upon discovering Self's car outside, he finds Self at the top of a building and knocks him unconscious. They bring Self in and are about to get Scylla when Gretchen holds the group at gunpoint, allowing Self and herself to escape. Everyone except Mahone head to the hotel Self and Gretchen are staying at.

Michael tampers with the ladder outside so that when Self tries to escape, it comes loose and Self falls to the ground. Michael takes this opportunity to grab Scylla from an unconscious Self, but as he is running away his nose starts to bleed profusely. He begins losing his balance and blacks out, falling to the ground. Self then catches up and takes back Scylla. As he is preparing to shoot Michael, Company agents appear and start shooting at Self. Self jumps into Gretchen's van and they escape. The Company agents lift an unconscious Michael into their van and drive away, with Lincoln running after them. Michael is then found in a hospital bed, connected to many machines. A hand rests on his, and it is revealed that this is General Jonathan Krantz . Lincoln visits The Company HQ and asks General Krantz to allow him to see his brother. The General leads Lincoln to Michael, assuring him that Michael is under the best medical care and that The Company's technology is years ahead of those currently provided to the general public. He also tells Lincoln that the only way they will operate and save Michael is if Lincoln brings Scylla back.

In addition, General Krantz gives Lincoln a folder labelled "TOMBSTONE II", telling him that it is "added incentive." With Mahone arrested by FBI agent's Agent Felicia Lang and Agent Mark Wheeler , it was now up to Lincoln, Sucre, and Sara to retrieve Scylla from Self and Gretchen and to save Michael. With Sara by his side, Michael wakes up disoriented and weak. He asks her which hospital he is in, but Sara merely assures him he does not need to worry about it and that there are good doctors here to treat him. While Lincoln and Sucre go after Scylla, Sara stays with Michael and watches over him while he undergoes surgery with help from The Company. However, the procedure that the Company doctors use on Michael is nothing like anything Sara has seen before. General Krantz tells her that while the procedure is experimental, it has been used once before on a patient who ended up living a long and happy life. Because of the surgery, all of Michael's senses become active at the same time, causing him to have his life flash before his eyes. He suddenly sees himself back in his old cell at Fox River, with Westmoreland greeting him.

While conversing with Westmoreland and trying to figure out the truth behind Scylla in his subconscious, the Michael in surgery is dying and begins to flatline. The Company doctor injects an unknown serum into Michael as Sara panics and rushes to Michael's side, telling him not to give up. After finally realizing what Scylla really is and hearing Sara's voice, Michael wakes up. Later on, Michael tells Sara that he had a dream about Scylla, and he explains that Scylla is not actually The Company's little black book, but knowledge regarding a chemical combination that can produce energy equivalent to that of the sun's. Lincoln visits Michael shortly after, who is shocked to find out that Lincoln is willing to work with The Company to retrieve Scylla. He attempts to convince Lincoln to stop what he is doing and that The Company cannot be trusted, but Lincoln gives Michael the "TOMBSTONE II" folder and reveals to him that their mother used to work for The Company before she died, and that he is just "following the family business." Michael and Sara are seen exiting a pizza restaurant when a Company assassin tries to kill them. They escape.

They then bribe a truck driver to let them hitchhike with him, fearing police. He calls Lincoln and, on the phone, Lincoln says he will stop at nothing to get Scylla. Michael replies saying he will stop at nothing to stop Lincoln from succeeding in getting Scylla and reveals that their mother; Christina Rose Scofield , is alive. An undercover cop/Company agent stops the truck and searches for Michael and Sara. He pretends he does not see anything and he murders the truck driver, telling Christina that he has them. Michael and Sara try to call Lincoln, but they lose the signal and the back lifter is stuck so they smash a vending machine to open the lift and they escape with the guy chasing after them. Michael kills him and takes a note from him asking who sent him. The guy's last words were, "Not Krantz." He then dies. Michael and Sara stay at one of Sara's old friend, Deb, with whom she went to med school, who is out of town. Michael and Sara check the note they took from their abductor. It reads: I10R4AZMS=I-10 near route 4 in Arizona Michael Scofield.

The back side reads B2348ROCKWELL1630VS, which they do not understand. Michael texts Lincoln to meet up with him, but instead Mahone comes. Mahone asks if Michael can explain his plan against The Company and Michael refuses to, since Mahone is working with The Company. Michael learns that Christina ordered their abductor to bring them to her, but not kill them. This provides greater incentive to Michael to want to take down The Company. They head to Rockwell Avenue, where they find a car, gun, money,a cellphone and directions to a location they need to go. They head to an airport and check through a flight log list for the initials VS; they discover the name Vincent Sandisky . They abduct Sandisky and a car chase ensues. They are captured and Christina orders Michael and Sara to be killed. They are about to be executed, until the Company agents are killed by Lincoln, Mahone, and Self. Lincoln advises Michael to leave, but he refuses. Lincoln takes Sandisky with him as a hostage. Michael and Sara however, took Sandisky's cellphone which reveals he and Christina used to be lovers. Michael called Lincoln and informed him that Sandisky knew everything.

Lincoln advised him to leave Miami, but Michael still refused. Michael called Christina and wanted to meet with her to make an arrangement if he got Scylla. She agreed, and, along with her men, headed to the warehouse where Michael and Sara were. They search the warehouse and Michael put baggies filled with chemicals inside Christina's SUV and put the air conditioning on, setting it to full. When Christina and her men returned to the car, she started it and when the heat hit the bags, the chemicals evaporated, suffocating the occupants. Michael and Sara took this opportunity to abduct Christina and tie her up and put her in the trunk. When she regained consciousness, and she revealed to Michael that Lincoln is not his brother. His real parents, who were Company agents, were killed. Aldo adopted Lincoln when he was three (the writer of the episode, Karyn Uscher, revealed on the episode audio commentary that this is a lie - Lincoln really is Michael's biological brother). She never loved Lincoln like she loved Michael. Michael said Lincoln was a brother more than she was a mother: She left, he stayed, he fed him, kept him off the streets and kept him in school.

Christina did not want Michael to keep saving Lincoln. Michael demanded to know where Lincoln is, and she did not answer until Michael attempted to torture her. She revealed the location at an Energy Conference. Michael left, leaving Sara to watch Christina. Michael met Lincoln at the Energy Conference where the Indian Prime Minister's son, Navee Banjeeran , is assassinated by Christina's men. Lincoln and Michael reunited, whereby Michael revealed to Lincoln that Christina set them up. The police then pursued them. Shortly after, it is revealed to Michael that Sara was pregnant with Michael's child. Michael is forced to save Lincoln from the clutches of his mother, or save Sara from the clutches of The Company. He managed to save both and hands Scylla to Kellerman. Michael is forced to try to kill his mother, but, running out of bullets, Sara shoots Christina saving Michael. Post-Death In the epilogue of the series set 4 years later, Michael's friends and family visit a memorial to Michael on a beach somewhere in Panama.

The events leading up to this are clarified in "The Final Break," where, after Sara, his new wife, was arrested on their wedding day by FBI Agent Todd Wheatley for the murder of Christina, Michael, seeing Sara would soon end up dead from either the vengeful COs (for having left the door open for Michael earlier at Fox River) or the imprisoned General Krantz's bounty of $100,000 on Sara's head, and after learning she was poisoned and nearly killed, decides he must break her out, and constructed a plan to do so, once again enlisting Lincoln, Sucre and Mahone's help. Michael faced another government conspiracy - this one centered on him as the FBI and other law enforcement officials, unhappy with Michael and his allies' exoneration, hoped to get any evidence to incriminate and re-imprison Michael. Despite Mahone being pressured to report Michael's activities on the escape in exchange for reinstatement to the FBI, Michael kept the plan going, and he and Lincoln enlisted the aid of T-Bag in the escape.

When Michael had Mahone, who was purposely misleading the agents, deliberately divulged Michael's plot to parachute into the prison and rescue Sara, Michael's trust in him eventually leads to Michael giving Mahone a piece of paper and a DVD which he says to give to Sara, in the event of his death. With Wheatley and the other armed officers distracted with the dummy parachute plan, Michael snuck out from under Wheatley's car and ran into the prison, where he finally met Sara. Having figured T-Bag would reveal the plan, Michael and Sara escaped through the underground passageway beneath the administrative building, though it is at the last door, which is electronically locked, they discover a roadblock. Michael Scofield's grave Knowing that this was a possibility from the beginning, Michael asked Sara to run as soon as the door opens and leave him behind, since the only way to open the door is to manually cause a power surge that will certainly kill him - it is revealed that Michael planned to sacrifice himself in order to allow Sara to escape from prison. Sara refused to leave if Michael cannot go with her, but he emphasized that there was no other way, touching her stomach, where their baby was, he said "I am going with you".

In one final act of sacrifice, Michael caused the surge, and the fuse box exploded in a shower of sparks: killing Michael. Sara then ran out, with Lincoln, Sucre, and Mahone waiting with a van just outside. Stunned, Sara was unable to describe to Lincoln what just happened. Mahone revealed that he knew of Michael's plan from a previous discussion, and simply told Lincoln "He's gone." (Lincoln was prepared to run back into the prison to find Michael and refused to believe was dead). They got into the van and drove away, still shocked over Michael's fate. In the end, Michael had indeed succeeded in rescuing her; embarrassing and landing the government in a world of trouble in the process. Mahone finally gave Sara the paper and the DVD which Michael left for her. The paper was revealed to be a medical exam which Michael recently underwent; with bloodwork revealing that the brain tumor was not removed (The Company had only slowed it down) and it had returned, and that his condition was terminal. Finally, Lincoln and Sara sail out to sea, and view the DVD. It is a prerecorded message in which Michael explained his motivation for sacrificing himself; Michael said it would prevent him from having any regrets.

Michael told Sara and Lincoln that he loves them, and asked them to watch over each other and his child. The video, and the entire series, culminates in Michael's final proclamation: that they are all, finally, "free." His date of death was November 4, 2005 - eight months had passed since he set his plan into motion (the date in which he committed his original bank robbery was March 9, 2005) and freeing Sara. Michael's Return Seven years later, Sara had moved on following the death of Michael. She is now raising her son Michael Jr. together with her new husband Jacob Ness (Mark Feuerstein). Sara described Michael to their son like a “storm appearing suddenly out of a clear blue sky then disappears just as quickly.” After some clues surface suggesting that Michael may be alive, Sara teams with Lincoln. Likewise, T-Bag offered Lincoln hope that his brother is still alive. He brought a picture that revealed Michael locked up in a jail in Morocco.

Afterwards, they plan to engineer the series' biggest escape ever, as three of Fox River State Penitentiary's most notorious escapees — T-Bag, C-Note and Sucre— are pulled back into the action in Prison Break (miniseries) . Characteristics Michael is described as "always scanning the surroundings", and "has the silky voice of a sociopath (and) the resigned stance of a long-distance runner" and projected an unflappable determination that confounded his fellow prisoners, as, being close to Abruzzi or T-Bag or Bellick, he could not afford to be vulnerable or even appear human. Later, following the escape, Michael, now off with his brother, around whom Michael was willing to show a side of himself that he was not with the others, began showing a side of himself; something that is lighter and more colorful. However, Michael often is outwardly taciturn and stoic, rarely allowing the dangerous element he's frequently surrounded by to penetrate his thoughts. Michael has been clinically diagnosed with low latent inhibition, a condition in which his brain is more open to incoming stimuli in the surrounding environment.

As a result of this condition, he is unable to block out periphery information and instead processes every aspect and detail of any given stimulus. This, combined with a high IQ (as a psychiatrist explains) theoretically makes him a creative genius. His intelligence is well noticed even by his enemies e.g. with Mahone in Season 2 making various comments about Michael's intelligence, even holding a certain admiration to him after successfully breaking out of 2 prisons (Fox River & Sona). He is even offered a place in The Company. Due to a feeling of abandonment and abuse during childhood, Michael developed and has very low, or absolutely no sense of, self-worth. With the low latent inhibition, this has made him become very attuned to all the suffering around him. As a result of being unable to block out other people's suffering, he is extremely empathetic and altruistic towards other people's emotions; This explains Michael's desire to make huge sacrifices to help others - he is more concerned with other people's welfare than his own.

This particular attribute is apparently the product of his detrimental experience during childhood, where, as a child, his abusive foster father would often beat him and have him locked up inside a closet; and by doing so, Michael's eyes begin to adjust to the darkened environment, allowing him to scan objects around him which he can use for his own convenience. Michael had a very strong moral sense and was cool and reasonable. He knew that if he or his allies turn to kill rather than subdue their enemies, they will gradually lose themselves and eventually everything. Bellick, "T-Bag", Whistler and overall Gretchen, all people with much blood on their hands are only alive or survived as long as they did because Michael spared them. Michael's enhanced creative ability allowed him to design a tattoo with a hidden blueprint of Fox River Penitentiary that normal people couldn't discern. Over the course of four months, Michael had specific sections of the prison tattooed onto his upper body, hidden within gothic imagery. Each part of his tattoo had to be precise, which provoked the tattooist's comment to Mahone about Michael being a "detail Nazi" and that the tattoo was "some sort of inside joke" that only he got.

Michael was also shown to be meticulous and well-prepared as he used his knowledge and intellect to achieve each step of his escape plan. With time, however, Michael developed (or was possibly was born with) improvisation techniques. Tossed into Sona, he developed an escape plan, which ultimately fails. The failure leads to another escape plan which Michael realizes is a threat to his and Lincoln's safety, and stops it. After he escapes Sona and brings down the Company Michael orchestrates from the outside a plan to break Sara out of prison in a relatively short amount of time. The plan is successful but costs him his life in the process.This event is present in the movie Prison Break: The Final Break. Relationships Wentworth Miller - IMDb IMDb Actor | Writer | Miscellaneous Crew Wentworth Miller is a compelling and critically acclaimed actor whose credits span both television and feature film. Wentworth Earl Miller III was born June 2, 1972 in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, England, to American parents, Joy Marie (Palm), a special education teacher, and Wentworth Earl Miller II, a lawyer educator. He has two younger sisters... See full bio » Born: What Makes the Golden Globe Awards So Entertaining?

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See more » Publicity Listings: 3 Interviews | 5 Articles | 9 Magazine Cover Photos | See more » Alternate Names: Did You Know? Personal Quote: "My experience is that I find myself having to constantly define myself to others, day-in, day-out. The quote that's helped me the most through that is from Toni Morrison 's "Beloved" where she says, "Definitions belong to the definers, not the defined" - so I find myself defining myself for other people lest I be defined by others and stuck into some box where I don't particularly belong". See more » Trivia: Taking a long awaited rest after working 14 hours a day for 10 months in 4 straight years on Prison Break (2005). See more » Nickname: Michael Scofield - Prison Break Characters - ShareTV Wentworth Earl Miller III (born June 2, 1972) is an American actor, model, screenwriter and producer. ... Character Bio Michael J. Scofield first appeared in the series pilot as a man who stages a bank robbery in order to get sent into the prison where his older brother, Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell), is being held until his execution.

The premise of Prison Break revolves around the two brothers and Michael's plan to assist Lincoln escape his death sentence. As the principal character, Michael has been featured in every episode of the series. Although both Lincoln and Michael are the protagonists of the series, Michael has been featured more extensively than Lincoln, especially in the first season and the third. Characteristics In the flashback episode of the first season, Brother's Keeper, Michael finds out about Lincoln's $90,000 debt to pay for his education, however, Michael starts to see his brother differently. His feeling of guilt and familial obligation causes him to devote all his time to his brother's case. After he cannot help his brother via any legal means and Lincoln's last appeals are denied, Michael decides to take matters into his own hands. Michael has been clinically diagnosed with low latent inhibition, a condition in which his brain is more open to incoming stimuli in the surrounding environment. As a result of this condition he is unable to block out peripheral information and instead processes every aspect and detail of any given stimulus. This, combined with a high IQ, as a psychiatrist explains in the episode "Tweener", theoretically makes him a creative genius.

His intelligence is well noticed even by his enemies with Mahone during season 2 making various comments about Michael's intelligence even holding a certain admiration to him as told in the episode "Otis" In "The Art of the Deal" after successfully breaking out of 2 prisons (Fox River & Sona) he is even offered a place in The Company. Michael also has absolutely no sense of "self-worth". This particular attribute is apparently the product of his detrimental experience during childhood, where, as a child, his abusive foster father would often have him locked up inside a closet; and by doing so, Michael's eyes begin to adjust to the darkened environment, allowing him to scan objects around him which he can use for his own convenience. Due to a feeling of abandonment and abuse during childhood, Michael has absolutely no sense of self-worth. With the low latent inhibition, this has made him become very attuned to all the suffering around him. As a result of being unable to block out other people's suffering, he is extremely empathetic and altruistic towards other people's emotions; he is more concerned with other people's welfare than his own.

However, Michael often is outwardly taciturn and stoic, rarely allowing the dangerous element he's frequently surrounded by to penetrate his thoughts. Scofield has a very strong moral sense and is cool and reasonable. He knows that if he or his allies turn to kill rather than subdue their enemies, they will gradually lose themselves and eventually everything. Brad Bellick, Theodore "T-bag" Bagwell, Alexander Mahone, James Whistler and overall Gretchen Morgan, all people with much blood on their hands are only alive or survived as long as they did because Michael spared them. Michael's enhanced creative ability allows him to design a tattoo with a hidden blueprint of Fox River Penitentiary that normal people cannot discern. Over the course of four months, Michael had specific sections of the prison tattooed onto his upper body, hidden within gothic imagery. As shown in each episode of the first season, Michael is meticulous and well-prepared as he uses his knowledge and intellect to achieve each step of his escape plan. The first three episodes of the second season demonstrate again the level of intricacy of Michael's plan.

Prior to his incarceration at Fox River, Michael prepared an alternate escape route outside the prison in the event that he and his brother fail to board Abruzzi's getaway plane. His hidden cache in Oswego proves to be useful in "Manhunt". However, in season three and Prison break:The Final Break it is shown Michael has developed, if not born with, improvisation techniques. Tossed into Sona, he develops an escape plan, which ultimately fails. The failure leads to another escape plan which Michael realizes is a threat to his and Lincoln's safety, and stops it. After he escapes Sona and brings down the company Michael orchestrates from the outside a plan to break Sara out of Prison in a relatively short amount of time. The plan is successful but costs him his life in the process. Episode Screenshots Michael Scofield | Heroes Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Prisoner (Formerly) Skills Breaking his brother out of jail from a death sentance on a crime he didn't commit, bringing down the company. Hobby Goals To break his brother out of jail from a death sentance over a crime he didn't commit. Type of Hero Mastermind, Lifesaver, Protagonist Michael J.

Scofield, played by Wentworth Miller, is a character and one of the two protagonists of the American television series Prison Break. The character first appeared in the series pilot as a man who stages a bank robbery in order to get sent into the prison where his elder brother, Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell), is being held until his execution. The premise of Prison Break revolves around the two brothers and Michael's plan to help Lincoln escape his death sentence. As the principal character, Michael has been featured in every episode of the series. Although both Lincoln and Michael are the main protagonists of the series, Michael has been featured more extensively than Lincoln, especially in the first season and the third. Various flashbacks from subsequent episodes provide further insight into the relationship between Michael and his brother, and the reasons behind Michael's determination in helping Lincoln to escape his death sentence. In the episode flashbacks, the younger Michael is played by Dylan Minnette. It is later revealed that Michael has Low Latent inhibition, a psychological condition in which the person sees the world as pieces, rather than mere objects. This allows Michael to create plans and make complex and very deliberate decisions rapidly.

Contents [ show ] Background After his father, Aldo Burrows, deserted the family, Michael took his mother's maiden name because she told him that his father was an alcoholic, which was later proved untrue. Following his mother's death that was caused by a brain aneurysm, Lincoln became his guardian and took care of him and prevented Michael from taking his own path into the life of crime. They both traveled in and out of different foster homes. Though they were usually kept together, there were times when circumstances required them to be placed separately. One instance occurred when Lincoln did a sentence in juvenile hall on assault charges when Michael was eleven. Michael was once placed with an abusive foster father, who was later killed by Aldo, where he rescued him, though the murder itself was never solved. When Michael would wake up in the mornings not knowing where his brother was, there would be an origami crane next to his bed, a sign his brother was watching out for him. In Niles North High School in Skokie, Illinois, Michael took an elective survey class in Arts and Crafts, which had a section to origami.

He was immediately drawn to the precision and patience, which fascinated him to an extent that he began constructing a number of cranes out of any material he could find; a habit which continued into adulthood. He was a gifted student with an impeccable record and graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in Civil Engineering from Loyola University Chicago. Afterwards, he becomes a successful structural engineer at the architectural firm of Middleton, Maxwell & Schaum in downtown Chicago. The sixteenth episode of the series, "Brother's Keeper", reveals Michael and Lincoln's relationship three years before Lincoln was imprisoned at Fox River and the reason why Michael would go to such extreme lengths to save his brother from his death sentence. When Michael discovers that he has mistaken his brother's sacrifice for him, this prompts him to change his misconception in order to break Linc out from jail. Season One The opening scene of the series shows Michael's final preparation of his plan to infiltrate Fox River State Penitentiary; the tattooist is applying the finishing touches to Michael's tattoo, which is prominently featured in the first season.

In order to get into Fox River, Michael stages a bank robbery, pleads no contest at his trial, and requests that he be sent to the prison nearest to his home. Michael begins his sentence on April 11, exactly a month before Lincoln is set to be executed. Once there, he scrutinizes every detail regarding the prison and its inhabitants. Given Scofield's educational background, inmates and correctional officers alike would often wonder why a man of Michael's credentials would have thrown such a privileged life away to end up in a state penitentiary. What's even more intriguing is his weird "habits", as he is often seen conversing discreetly with his brother, Lincoln Burrows, both during Prison Industry time and Chapel time; and the fact that he tends to execute a highly defined stare around Fox River's boundaries immediately from the point he got incarcerated as well as being called personally on command by the prison's warden himself, Henry Pope. The season follows Michael as he puts his plan into action while overcoming various obstacles. In the first 13 episodes, Michael is seen to have a specific objective in each episode that he must accomplish in order to build an escape route out of the prison.

On the way, he recruits a number of people to aid in the escape: his cellmate Fernando Sucre (Amaury Nolasco) to help him dig, mob boss John Abruzzi (Peter Stormare) to get him on PI (Prison Industries) and provide air transport once they escape, and Charles Westmoreland (Muse Watson), who he believes to be D. B. Cooper and can help finance their lives as fugitives. Michael feigns type 1 diabetes, giving him daily access to the infirmary (the escapees' exit point from the prison) and allowing him to build a relationship with Dr. Sara Tancredi (Sarah Wayne Callies), who happens to be the daughter of Frank Tancredi (John Heard), the Governor of Illinois. After agreeing to help Warden Henry Pope (Stacy Keach) finish his Taj Mahal replica in his office, Michael also forms a friendship with Pope.

He also later stages "brief insanity" to gain access to the penitentiary's premises to gain contact with one of its insane inhabitants gifted with photographic memory, in order to re-acquire the portion of the tattooed blueprint that he lost after coming into contact with a steaming hot piece of metal. Michael's relationship with Sara is featured prominently in the nineteenth episode, "The Key", where he fails to steal the key to the infirmary from her. Although she finds out about his motive for being in the infirmary in the following episode, Sara decides to help Michael by leaving the infirmary door unlocked on the night of the escape. Towards the end of the season, Michael finally succeeds in helping his brother escape from Fox River State Penitentiary, through the window of the infirmary in the nick of time, but also aids the escape of six other prisoners. Season Two In the second season of the series, the story continues to follow Michael, his brother and other escapees as they try to evade the authorities pursuing them. Away from the prison setting, Michael and Lincoln are frequently featured in scenes together in the first seven episodes. Michael and Lincoln travel together, after the fugitives separate to accomplish each of their individual goals.

When they fail to retrieve L. J. Burrows before his trial, they decide to head to Utah to find Westmoreland's hidden money. There, they reunite with the four of the other escapees: Sucre, C-Note (Rockmond Dunbar), T-Bag (Robert Knepper) and Tweener (Lane Garrison). The seventh episode of the season, "Buried" marks the first time Lincoln and Michael separate, when Lincoln decides to go after his son, L. J., who has been released from prison. Michael fails to retrieve the money after being fooled by T-Bag. Nevertheless, Michael continues to execute his plan in order to meet the coyote at the 'Bolshoi Booze' location. Prior to leaving for 'Bolshoi Booze', Michael meets Sara at the location which he encoded in his messages to her inside the origami cranes. Thinking that she had declined his invitation to Panama, Michael goes to meet the coyote, who has the location of an escape plane to Mexico. There, Michael is reunited with Lincoln, Sucre and his father, Aldo Burrows (Anthony Denison).

When Aldo is killed by Agent Alexander Mahone (William Fichtner), Michael and Lincoln decide to confront "The Company" and the conspiracy, and bid farewell to Sucre, who alights the getaway plane to Mexico. After a brief capture by Mahone, Michael and Lincoln are aided in their escape by Paul Kellerman (Paul Adelstein), who turns against "The Company" in an act of self-preservation. Kellerman takes them to Terrence Steadman, the man Lincoln is accused of murdering. Steadman's suicide forces Michael, Lincoln and Kellerman to find Sara since she holds the key to unlocking information that can expose the conspiracy. After Sara joins them, Michael, Lincoln and Kellerman head to Chicago, where Sara's father has hidden the information. On the way, Sara tells Michael that she has fallen in love with him and later in the same episode Michael reveals that he feels the same. With the help of the former Fox River warden Henry Pope, Michael and Sara succeed in getting the USB drive in Frank Tancredi 's private locker.

After leaving Kellerman behind, Lincoln, Michael and Sara soon found that the recorded conversation on the USB flash drive could not be used as evidence due to its modified time-stamp. They decide to blackmail Reynolds instead. When this also fails, Michael and Lincoln are forced to escape to Panama. Incidentally, they are also forced to leave Sara behind after she is arrested. Upon discovering that T-Bag is in Panama City, Michael decides to go and capture him, which he successfully does. However, when Michael returns his boat with Westmoreland's money to find Lincoln missing, he receives a call from Mahone, who demands the boat and the money in exchange for Lincoln's life. Michael outsmarts Mahone and escapes with Lincoln. At his new boat, Michael and Lincoln are reunited with Sara, who tells them that Lincoln has been exonerated after Kellerman's testimony. Their happiness is short-lived when Agent Kim (Reggie Lee) arrives and threatens to kill Lincoln and take Michael to Sona, which causes Sara to shoot him. As the three flee from the scene with the police pursuing them, Michael and Sara separate from Lincoln and end up surrounded in a small isolated shack. After expressing their love for each other, they leave the shack.

Unbeknownst to Sara, Michael confesses to Kim's killing and is arrested in her place. Michael is then imprisoned at the Penitenciaría Federal de Sona (Sona Federal Penitentiary). Michael is the fifth member of the Fox River Eight to be taken down by the authorities, and the second member not to die upon interception. Season Three In the season premiere, Michael witnesses a brutal duel between inmates, the usual manner of settling disputes at Sona. He unintentionally makes an enemy of one of the most influential and powerful inmates at Sona, a drug lord named Lechero. Lincoln informs Michael that The Company needs him to break somebody out of Sona (James Whistler), and that they have taken Sara and LJ hostage to ensure his cooperation. He began to look for Whistler, only to find that he has a bounty on his head: whoever kills him can receive exoneration from the mayor of Panama City. As a result, Whistler had gone into hiding in the sewers. Eventually, he found him and successfully persuades Lechero to remove the bounty on his head.

With seven days to bust Whistler out of prison, Michael tried to take matters into his own hands and uses it to contact Sara and receive a coded message about her location. He relays this information to Linc, who unsuccessfully attempts to rescue Sara and LJ and gets Sara killed as a result (although later it is found that she really isn't, but they had her hidden). Michael then purposely short out the power, causing Lechero to call on Michael to fix it. Michael restores power to the prison and also manages to restore power to a previously broken electric fence. It is revealed that Michael fixed the fence so that the electricity will superheat a chemical that Sucre (who was hired as the new grave digger) sprays on it, as the heated chemical is able to melt steel. Michael spies the Sona's guards but is seen by the second one, due to the lens glare. He observed that at 3:13 p.m., there would be a glare which causes one of the guards to look over to the other side. After a small raid takes place, the prisoners are rounded up in the yard. Captain Hurtado questions Michael to the point that he unholsters his pistol and puts it to Michael's head.

Whistler manages to intervene on Michael's behalf. With the help of Mahone, Michael concluded that by drugging one of the guard's coffee, they could have that guard. As the escape plan continues Michael finally learns of Sara's death, which has a devastating impact on him. In a moment of weakness he seems to challenge Whistler to a duel death but this reveals to be only a diversion for the escape. The escape ultimately fails. When the Company decided to rescue Whistler themselves, Michael foils their plans but he was suspected of such an operation. At the end of the episode he is being escorted out of SONA and is kept in solitary, being interrogated. He evenly relented and told them about Whistler, who then revealed that Gretchen Morgan is in charge of the operation. Later Michael finds out the officers that were with Gretchen have been killed. Michael and Whistler are returned to SONA. It was then when they turned to a new escape plan, with the help of Lechero, and that is through an underground tunnel. Later in the tunnels with Mahone, Whistler and Lechero, he says they need braces to hold up the escape tunnel.

Then, when part of the tunnel is about to fall, Michael puts a little piece of metal in to hold it up. Their escape plan was jeopardized with Sammy taking over SONA prison and investigating their escape, but Sammy was killed after the tunnel fell upon him. It is then revealed that Michael killed Sammy by taking out that little metal piece. McGrady joined the team in the escape. Later Michael, Whistler, Mahone, and McGrady escape from Sona, with Lechero, T-Bag and Bellick caught in the escape. Michael successfully tricks Gretchen into giving LJ and Sofia back safely. When a shootout begins out a museum in Panama, Michael grabs the gun from Linc's car and has Gretchen in his sights, but she escapes when police start to shoot at her. Later on outside the hospital, LJ gave him the same origami rose that Michael had given to Sara on her birthday. Fueled by revenge, he bids farewell to his family as he goes on a solo mission to hunt down Gretchen. Season Four In the season premiere, Michael has tracked down Gretchen and Whistler to Los Angeles as he prepares to avenge Sara's death.

However, as he has Gretchen and Whistler at gunpoint, Gretchen reveals to him that she had lied about killing Sara. Unsure whether or not to believe her, Michael contacts Lincoln and then Bruce. When both Michael and Lincoln get arrested, Don Self tells them that they can either bring down the Company and get Scylla (A key card that stores every bit of information about The Company – essentially their "little black book") or go to jail. They refuse and are bailed out by Bruce. Bruce takes them to Sara where Michael and she joyfully reunite. However, a hired assassin named Wyatt eventually hunts them down and tries to assassinate them at Sara's safe house. It is then that Michael and everyone decide to take Self's offer. They are joined by Mahone, Sucre, and Bellick in their mission. To blend in with the crowds, Michael gets his tattoos removed via laser surgery. Throughout further episodes, Michael is seen to be experiencing health problems, getting nosebleeds and suddenly clutching his head in pain. He hides these from Lincoln and Sara, but in the episode "Safe and Sound" Michael experiences a bloody nose that he could not hide from Lincoln.

Michael tells his brother "It's not a big deal." and Lincoln replies "It was a big deal when you were thirteen...". It appears that Michael's condition is one his mother also shared. During his mother's childhood, she also had frequent nosebleeds that stopped after a few months, but reappeared when she was older, shortly before she died at the age of 31 of a brain aneurysm (a discrepancy which was never directly explained when she turned out to be alive later in the season, however based on a statement by the General regarding prior results of a surgery, and later information revealed about Michael's mother, the explanation of the discrepancy is subtly implied). Michael is experiencing nosebleeds for the first time since 13 and is about to turn 31. In the episode "The Legend", Michael is no longer able to hide his sickness as he collapses in the warehouse. Sara takes Michael to the hospital where the doctors diagnoses him with a hypothalamic hamartoma, advising that surgery is required right away or else he might die. Unwilling to go into surgery until they get Scylla, Michael receives temporary treatment from Sara and goes onwards with their plans to break into The Company.

Although the group eventually succeeds in getting Scylla, Self betrays them and takes it for himself to try to sell it. Michael, however, had taken a small piece of Scylla and Self needs that piece to make Scylla complete. Self goes back to find Michael and shoots the warehouse and a gas tanker to try to force them out. Fortunately, Lincoln was not in the warehouse at the time, and upon discovering Self's car outside, he finds Self at the top of a building and knocks him unconscious. They bring Self in and are about to get Scylla when Gretchen holds the group at gunpoint, allowing Self and herself to escape. Everyone except Mahone head to the hotel Self and Gretchen are staying at. Michael tampers with the ladder outside so that when Self tries to escape, it comes loose and Self falls to the ground. Michael takes this opportunity to grab Scylla from an unconscious Self, but as he is running away his nose starts to bleed profusely. He begins losing his balance and blacks out, falling to the ground. Self then catches up and takes back Scylla. As he is preparing to shoot Michael, Company agents appear and start shooting at Self.

Self jumps into Gretchen's van and they escape. The Company agents lift an unconscious Michael into their van and drive away, with Lincoln running after them. Michael is then shown in a hospital bed, connected to many machines. A hand rests on his, and it is revealed that this is General Krantz. Lincoln visits The Company HQ and asks General Krantz to allow him to see his brother. The General leads Lincoln to Michael, assuring him that Michael is under the best medical care and that The Company's technology is years ahead of those currently provided to the general public. He also tells Lincoln that the only way they will operate and save Michael is if Lincoln brings Scylla back. In addition, General Krantz gives Lincoln a folder labeled "TOMBSTONE II", telling him that it is "added incentive." With Mahone arrested by Agent Lang and Agent Wheeler, it is now up to Lincoln, Sucre, and Sara to retrieve Scylla from Don Self and Gretchen and to save Michael. With Sara by his side, Michael wakes up disoriented and weak. He asks her which hospital he is in, but Sara merely assures him he does not need to worry about it and that there are good doctors here to treat him.

While Lincoln and Sucre go after Scylla, Sara stays with Michael and watches over him while he undergoes surgery. However, the procedure that the Company doctors use on Michael is nothing like anything Sara has seen before. General Krantz tells her that while the procedure is experimental, it has been used once before on a patient who ended up living a long and happy life. Because of the surgery, all of Michael's senses become active at the same time, causing him to have his life flash before his eyes. He suddenly sees himself back in his old cell at Fox River, with Charles Westmoreland greeting him. While conversing with Westmoreland and trying to figure out the truth behind Scylla in his subconscious, the Michael in surgery is dying and begins to flatline. The Company doctor injects an unknown serum into Michael as Sara panics and rushes to Michael's side, telling him not to give up. After finally realizing what Scylla really is and hearing Sara's voice, Michael wakes up.

Later on, Michael tells Sara that he had a dream about Scylla, and he explains that Scylla is not actually The Company's little black book, but knowledge regarding a chemical combination that can produce energy equivalent to that of the sun's. Lincoln visits Michael shortly after, who is shocked to find out that Lincoln is willing to work with The Company to retrieve Scylla. He attempts to convince Lincoln to stop what he is doing and that The Company cannot be trusted, but Lincoln gives Michael the "TOMBSTONE II" folder and reveals to him that their mother used to work for The Company before she died, and that he is just "following the family business." A preview after the season 4 finale shows Lincoln on the phone with Michael and says he will stop at nothing to get Scylla. Michael replies saying he will stop at nothing to stop Lincoln from succeeding. Michael and Sara are seen exiting a pizza restaurant when a Company assassin tries to kill them. They escape. They then bribe a truck driver to let them hitchhike with him, fearing police. He calls Lincoln and tells him he will stop him from getting Scylla and reveals that their mother is alive.

An undercover cop/company agent stops the truck and searches for Michael and Sara. He pretends he does not see anything and he murders the truck driver, telling Christina that he has them. Michael and Sara try to call Lincoln, but they lose the signal and the back lifter is stuck so they smash a vending machine to open the lift and they escape with the guy chasing after them. Michael kills him and takes a note from him asking who sent him. The guy's last words were, "Not Krantz." He then dies. Michael and Sara stay at one of Sara's old friend, Deb, with whom she went to med school, who is out of town. Michael and Sara check the note they took from their abductor. It reads: I10R4AZMS=I-10 near route 4 in Arizona Michael Scofield. The back side reads B2348ROCKWELL1630VS, which they do not understand. Michael texts Lincoln to meet up with him, but instead Mahone comes. Mahone asks if Michael can explain his plan against the Company and Michael refuses to, since Mahone is working with the Company.

Michael learns that Christina ordered their abductor to bring them to her, but not kill them. This provides greater incentive to Michael to want to take down the company. They head to Rockwell Avenue, where they find a car, gun, money,a cellphone and directions to a location they need to go. They head to an airport and check through a flight log list for the initials VS; they discover the name Vincent Sandisky. They abduct Sandisky and a car chase ensues. They are captured and Christina orders Michael and Sara to be killed. They are about to be executed, until the Company agents are killed by Lincoln, Mahone, and Self. Lincoln advises Michael to leave, but he refuses. Lincoln takes Sandisky with him as a hostage. Michael and Sara however, took Sandisky's cellphone which reveals he and Christina used to be lovers. In the next episode, "S.O.B.", Michael calls Lincoln and informs him that Sandisky knows everything. Lincoln advises him to leave Miami, but Michael still refuses. Michael calls Christina and wants to meet with her to make an arrangement if he gets Scylla. She agrees, and, along with her men, heads to the warehouse where Michael and Sara are.

They search the warehouse and Michael puts baggies filled with chemicals inside Christina's SUV and puts the air conditioning on, setting it to full. When Christina and her men return to the car, she starts it and when the heat hits the bags, the chemicals evaporate, suffocating the occupants. Michael and Sara take this opportunity to abduct Christina and tie her up and put her in the trunk. When she regains consciousness, and she reveals to Michael that Lincoln is not his brother. His real parents, who were Company agents, were killed. Aldo adopted Lincoln when he was three. She never loved Lincoln like she loved Michael. Michael says Lincoln was a brother more than she was a mother: She left, he stayed, he fed him, kept him off the streets and kept him in school. Christina does not want Michael to keep saving Lincoln. Michael demands to know where Lincoln is, and she does not answer until Michael attempts to torture her. She reveals the location at an Energy Conference. Michael leaves, leaving Sara to watch Christina. Michael meets Lincoln at the Energy Conference where the Indian Prime Minister's son, Navee Banjeeran, is assassinated by Christina's men.

Lincoln and Michael reunite, whereby Michael reveals to Lincoln that Christina set them up. The police then pursue them. In the episode Vs. in season 4, it is revealed Sara is pregnant with Michael's child. In the episode "Killing Your Number", Michael is forced to save Lincoln from the clutches of his mother, or save Sara from the clutches of the Company. He manages to save both and hands Scylla to Paul Kellerman. Michael is forced to try to kill his mother, but, when the gun misfires, Sara kills Christina, saving Michael. See More Michael J. Scofield is the main protagonist in the American television series Prison Break. He is portrayed by Wentworth... Miller. The character first appeared in the series pilot as a man who stages a bank robbery in order to get sent into the prison where his older brother, Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell), is being held until his execution. The premise of Prison Break revolves around the two brothers and Michael's plan to help Lincoln escape his death sentence. As the principal character, Michael has been featured in every episode of the series.

Although both Lincoln and Michael are the protagonists of the series, Michael has been featured more extensively than Lincoln, especially in the first season and the third. Various flashbacks from subsequent episodes provide further insight into the relationship between Michael and his brother, and the reasons behind Michael's determination in helping Lincoln to escape his death sentence. In the episode flashbacks, the younger Michael is played by Dylan Minnette. See more Hi, Share for share please :D? Have a nice day. Michael Scofield - Wentworth Miller - Prison Break - Writeups.org Michael Scofield Context Prison Break is a TV series that went for 4 seasons (2005-2009). The plot is about 2 brothers – one was framed by a conspiracy, and his gifted sibling deliberately gets imprisoned to organize a daunting escape. Much of the show is about prison life, with a large cast of of oft-dangerous convicts. Background Other Aliases: “Fish” (a new prisoner) Marital Status: Married Known Relatives: Lincoln Burrows (brother), Nika Volek (wife), L.J.

Burrows (nephew), unnamed father Group Affiliation: None Height: 6’1” Weight: 160 lbs Age: 24+ years Eyes: Brown Hair: short-cut brown Prison file of inmate Scofield Name: Michael Scofield Location: General Population, A-Wing, Cell 40 Crime: Armed Robbery Time left on sentence: Five years Eligible for parole in: Two years, six months Notes: Michael Scofield’s educational background leaves question as to why such a man would commit the crime he did. Beginning with an immaculate record at Morton East High School, he would later graduate Magna Cum Laude with a B.S., civil engineering and M.S., civil engineering, from the Loyola University of Chicago. At the time of his arrest, Scofield was employed as a structural engineer at the prestigious firm of Middleton, Maxwell and Schaum located in Chicago, Il. Inmate Michael Scofield, with no prior convictions, was convicted of armed robbery after attempting to steal over half a million dollars from the downtown Chicago branch of United Savings Bank. At the trial, Scofield pled no contest and requested to serve time in the Level One facility closest to his Chicago home.

Additional Notes: Inmate suffers from Type I Diabetes. Inmate has logged visits with Veronica Donovan, his attorney, and is approved for monthly conjugal visits with Nika Volek, his wife. Video Official (I think) promo/trailer video for the first season of the show. Powers and Abilities Michael Scofield is a creative genius skilled in architecture. He is capable of laying out complex yet structurally sound plans, as well as some backup plans. Scofield is exceptionally perceptive, too much so in fact, and is unable to filter out information like most people are. Only his self-discipline and high IQ makes it possible to use the stimuli without going insane. His self-discipline and near-fanatical focus are among his greatest strengths. Besides being a competent architect he understands exactly how most machines are constructed. He has also displayed acting skills good enough to fool the guards, reasonably good climbing skills, and okay social skills. He has learned to be real sneaky and has a real knack for keeping objects hidden on his body even when being checked. Small objects could also, in fact, be surgically implanted into his arms or legs, to be taken out later when needed. Scofield has a real weakness in being strongly empathic.

The pain of his surrounding is his pain. Also, he sometimes tends to get into sort of a mental overdrive where it is impossible for him to stop thinking, although he will soon be back to normal again. The body map The whole upper part of Scofield, including the chest, back and arms, is covered by patterned tattoos. These beautiful tattoos look like Gothic stylized battling demons and angels, plus texts and church motifs, but are in reality a complete architectural map of the prison. It has been said that memorizing the complete plans would be like memorizing the phone book. However, whenever Scofield needs to know some plan detail, where tunnels go, etc. he can get the information from the tattoos by looking at them (sometimes through a mirror) as if he possessed the Area Knowledge (Fox River State Penitentiary) Advantage. In addition, the body tattoos also contain details about the continued escape outside of the prison, i.e. backup plans about terrain and other things. At points, the GM is urged to allow Scofield to use the Area Knowledge Advantage as if he had it about any given area he resides in. After studying the tattoos for a few minutes he can then roll a Perception Check about the area details as usual.

Description Michael Scofield is a slenderly built young man with crew-cut hair. His upper body is completely covered with beautiful tattoos. He appears to be calm, unafraid and focused. Personality Clinically diagnosed with low latent inhibition, Michael Scofield is unable to block out periphery information. He instead processes every aspect and detail of any given stimulus. This, combined with a high IQ, theoretically makes him a creative genius. Due to a feeling of abandonment during childhood, Michael developed very low self-worth making him extremely empathetic and altruistic towards other peoples’ emotions, as he is unable to block out their suffering. This explains Michael’s desire to make huge sacrifices to help others. The last year Scofield has planned the prison break in perfect detail to allow for him to escape with his innocent brother. As an adult Scofield has had to play big brother to his big brother. Clearly, he has spent all his time into planning, and spent a great deal of energy in the matter. Today, he is well-trained, focused, disciplined and exceptionally goal-oriented. When driven towards a well-planned goal Scofield normally appears as a calm and rational man.

He moves calmly and talks in a friendly manner, because he knows exactly what he is doing, and can easily become friends with just about anyone as soon as he has found out what the other one wants. His calm, focus and mental alertness are so strong that others can easily see this. His ’crew‘, for example, accepted him as the defacto leader, and immediately expected him to come up with a backup plan whenever something would go wrong, and usually he did do just that. He has few natural friends, every minute of his day spent planning the next move. The only people close to him are his brother, his cellmate Sucre and the Prison doctor, Sara Tancredi, with whom he had a developing romantic connection. But the cool is but a rational mask. When his actions are completely blocked, as in being kept in isolation, his mind goes into overdrive and eventually, unless a solution is found, he will turn non-rational. For example, when in an isolation cell he tried to remember a map to further his escape, but had no paper, so he crushed his own hand and used blood as ink on the wall.

Nothing, not even the corruption of his high morals, can stand in the way of the planned prison break. He is ready to do lots of sacrifices to succeed. Although he is basically a decent man, circumstances too often force him to abandon his high morals, all for the sake of the goal at hand. Perhaps due to his fanatical mindset he seems to possess a very high pain threshold and so where others would scream out in pain he will usually not. The fear of pain that debilitates others does not really affect him much. Quotes “The plan is…” DC Universe History Lincoln Burrows had, unbeknownst to his brother, financed Michael’s college by doing short jobs for a mobster named Cobblepot. In the end Lincoln tried to get out of the rackets, but was caught in action by the Huntress before he could get himself clear. As a result Lincoln ended up serving in Blackgate beside the mobsters he had betrayed. No one expected him to live out the year. Two years before the events of Batman: No-man’s-land Michael Scofield was hired to modernize the prison at Blackgate. He updated the 150 year old castle-like structure to modern security standards.

When Lincoln was sentenced there Michael quickly arranged to follow him by stealing the payroll truck from a Lexcorp construction site (Gotham construction workers by long tradition were paid in cash). What would have happened under normal circumstances we will never know. Six days after Michael’s arrival there the city of Gotham and the Prison at Blackgate both fell into anarchy. Gotham was declared a disaster area and beyond federal jurisdiction. During the No-man’s-land events Nightwing was sent by the Batman to bring the prison under control. At the same time the criminal known as the KGBeast , also incarcerated at Blackgate, was hired to kill Lincoln. Michael Scofield and Nightwing involved themselves in a week long campaign of manipulation and control of the prison itself (the week-long campaign reflected the quality of a season of 24 ). Scofield knew how to get places and find things; Grayson was a strategist and combatant that few could equal inside the prison walls. In the end Lincoln was given the Mark of the Bat and was considered protected in exchange for Michael’s work in securing the prison. Nightwing left the helipad door open behind him in a parting gift to Michael Scofield who stood just inside. Michael would not leave without Lincoln.

He locked the door and returned to the prison floor. Michael and Lincoln remain imprisoned while planning. They are no longer hunted by the psychotically violent killers of Blackgate, but Lincoln bears a larger than ever enmity from Cobblepot because of the face he lost in failing to have him executed. Sharing The links to follow us and/or subscribe to our monthly newsletter are at the bottom of this page. Related Articles Prison Break Season 5: Release date update; Michael Scofield’s look for the series released - Sportsrageous Sportsrageous Email Prison Break Season 5 release date has been revealed and it looks like the fans of the super hit TV show will get to see their favorite characters sooner than expected. Leaving all speculations aside, Faran Tahir, who will play the character “Jamil” in the upcoming series has revealed the release date. “I will be playing the recurring role of Jamil on ‘Prison Break; Sequel’ (Mini TV Series) Season 5 which is expected to air from September 2016” Tahir tweeted . Despite being rumored to be released on early 2017, we now know that the show is slated for release in 2016 itself.

This will be an exciting year for the Prison Break admirers. The release date is not the only exciting news for the fans of the series. A recent post by Dominic Purcell on his Instagram account shows the new look of Michael Scofield and his older brother Lincoln Burrows. For the newcomers, Michael Scofield is played by actor Wentworth Miller while Purcell plays the role of his older brother Lincoln Burrows. Both the characters seem to have an intense look which could define the creative direction the show is trying to adapt. The pic shows bruised faces of both Miller and Purcell and the duo seems to be in the middle of a powerful moment. It has been 9 years since the original Prison Break series ended in 2009. The shooting for the spin-off has already begun in Vancouver and other actors of the show have teased their looks as well on social media. Rockmond Dunbar, who plays the character C-Note has posted a photo on Instagram which defines his look on the upcoming show. The new look Dunbar is hardly recognizable as the C-Note we know off. He is now sporting a full grown beard and has an Islamic look.

A photo posted by rockmonddunbar (@rockmonddunbar) on Apr 8, 2016 at 3:52pm PDT Apart from Vancouver, the show will also be filmed in various locations of Morocco. The shooting will take place in Casablanca, Ouarzazate and Rabat, as reported by Moroccan Times . According to rumors, the story of the show will hover around Michael Scofield being held captive in a prison in the Middle East. The star cast of the original Prison Break will move there to plot the biggest prison escape in the series’ history. Photo courtesy: watchwithkristin/Wikipedia.org

Question: Michael Scofield was the protagonist in which popular US tv series?
Answer: PRISON BREAK