The T-1000: A prefect villain
		   An essay by Julia Smith



	A fictional character is something made up. The T-1000
is from a movie, Terminator 2, so he is a fictional character;
the villain. He is the prefect villain. He is fast, agile, quick,
strong, and ruthless. He comes from the future with one mission,
to destroy the human who leads us in the war against the machines
in the future. He is a machine, made of liquid. He is sent to 
destroy this man while he is still a child.

	The T-1000 is a terminator, a cybrog. He has a target and
goes after it at all cost. Even if he is cut in half, he is still
on the target's case. He was built by a company called "Cyberdyne",
by machines, as a machine. He is more advanced than the first one.
He is ruthless, kills those who are in the way of his mission. He 
feels no pity, no fear. In fact, he doesn't even have feelings. The
reason he needs to achieve this mission (in the movie) is because
he can give victory on his side in the future war.

	He is made up of "a mimetic poly-alloy", liquid metal,
is a mimicing substance. This allows him to mimic anything he
has physical contact with. He has many abilities. He can form
solid metal shapes (like a sword). He can morph into a person by
someone just stepping on it. He can melt into the floors. He can
mimic clothing. He can sample things he touches at a "fantastic level."
He can form other body parts for task. An example is he formed two
more arms to fly the helicopter, and lock and load, and shoot his gun.
But he does have limits. He can't become small objects, only an object
of equal size. He cannot become a machine(ex: a car), or something with
chemicals. These facts about his abilities though, make him seem 
unstoppable. 

	The T-1000 does have a weakness like everyone else. If he
is frozen by liquid nitrogen, shattered, say by someone hitting him with a
baseball bat, then melts, and reforms, he cannot control on his ability
to morph. He has contact with an object, he becomes part of it. But even 
this does not stop him. It only slows him down. His feet fuses to the floor,
but he can still walk, so comes after you. His hand fuses to a metal 
object, but he can get his hand back and move on. He does not stop until
his mission is complete. The sad fact is, this ends up to his death.

	He dies by falling into a molten pit. This "liquid metal dude," is
a fictional character, not real. The T-1000 is the prefect villain, nothing
stops him, he is death. But he can be used for good. It depends on whose hands
he's in. It's like a gun. A gun is neither good nor evil, it depends on whose
hands it is in.