The spreader of the virus has always been Pete's father's assistant, the man with the box. At the time of 1:55:30 in the film, the airport staff took the passport and asked the assistant if you were going to so many places a week. The person who answered was the assistant. In the future, based on the graffiti "WE DID IT" on the ground, James thought that the spread of the virus was done by the twelve monkeys, so he always targeted the twelve monkeys. After the twelve monkeys released the animals from the zoo, they painted graffiti on the ground, indicating that they had completed the mission. That's why James called back at the airport and said it wasn't the twelve monkeys that they were just protecting animals. The murderer was another person. After he finished the phone call, the futuristic sent Hossi to send the gun. James said who I would shoot at. The heroine hurriedly said to the assistant. Hossi had no objection, indicating that the future has been determined and the manpower has already been arranged on the plane. . The person in James's dream in the floral shirt was Pete, who shot his assistant, but was killed on the spot at the time, so the assistant succeeded. The second time, James replaced Pete and fired at the assistant, but was also killed.
So what is the end of humanity? In the next scene, Philadelphia will still be infected, and then the world. Because the virus box has been opened during the security check.
But this is not the end, because the carrier of the virus has been identified and will continue to pass through the airport security check in the future to control the assistant. So, what is the final outcome?
Humans continue to live on the ground.
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