| V Character | |
|---|---|
| Doctor Morrow | |
| First Appearance | V: The Mini-Series |
| Last Appearance | V: The Mini-Series |
| Death | Eaten by the Visitors |
| Status | Deceased |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Doctor, Resistance Sympathizer |
Doctor Morrow was a scientific technician who worked at Doctor Rudolph Metz's laboratory in the pathology department with Doctor Prentiss, with distinguished work records that marked them as competent and loyal. When the Visitors came to Earth, Morrow became increasingly curious of the Visitors true nature. Gradually, he became a Resistance sympathizer when scientists were being increasingly ostracized from society. Morrow and Prentiss didn't show up for work one day without calling in. As a result, the entire laboratory was left behind on their work quotas. His disappearance baffled his colleagues, as with his record, such a cavalier attitude wasn't expected from him. Morrow was undoubtedly eaten by the Visitors.
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