Source code where is sean

He's dead. And he's in another universe, not dead. But he cannot exist with Stevens in his body, apparently. Jones: It was about a guy in the Midwest and this a true story. What he did was he actually built his own breeder reactor in the backyard of his mom's house, that irradiated the whole neighborhood. And this happened about 15 years ago, not that long ago.

He was incredibly smart and had absolutely no sense of right and wrong. He was just a very, very strange, very scary kid. And I thought that was an interesting idea that you could have someone who was smart enough to be able to build something like that, and his main reason to do it is, "Well I know how to do it, so I'll do it. I thought that was a very interesting starting point for that character.

Jones: It depends on how you count them. We follow the story of six of them. But there's a period in the film where Colter is being sent back again and again and again. So if you count them, there are either eight or nine.

But there are six where we actually follow the narrative. Jones: Heavenly — but in my opinion he's not going to heaven, he's jumped bodies. He's now on a separate parallel reality and he's able to live out his life in the body of Sean Fentress.

Who was the voice of Colter Stevens' dad on the phone? The only catch is can only be there for 8 minutes at any given time. That morning, a bomb exploded on a commuter train just outside Chicago. He occupies the body of teacher going to work on that train and is confused as to what he is doing or why he is there as his last memory is of flying his helicopter on a combat mission in Afghanistan.

Those in charge of the program explain to him that there is a bomb on the train, and that he must locate it. More importantly, he must identify the bomber as another bombing is expected later that day. He is also told however that he cannot change the past and can only gather information. As he develops a liking for his traveling companion Christina, he sets out to test that theory. A man, believing that he is Captain Colter Stevens, awakens at on a commuter train bound for Chicago, feeling agitated as he has no idea how he got there since he believes he should be in Afghanistan in his job as a military helicopter pilot.

What's more, he is sitting across from a woman who knows him as teacher Sean Fentress. Looking in a mirror and checking his wallet for ID, he sees that he has indeed assumed Fentress' body.

Exactly eight minutes after he woke up and just as the train enters Chicago, a massive bomb explodes on the train killing everyone aboard. Next he knows, he is again Captain Colter Stevens, is strapped into a chair in a capsule, and is communicating via video link to Captain Goodwin, who reminds him that he is working on an experimental project, code named Beleaguered Castle.

Colter goes to get the gun but is stopped and tazed by train authority. Colter asks Colleen if she has ever been in Source Code. What she means is that you should be nearly dead to be a candidate to enter the Source Code.

Colter gets Christina to check on information about Captain Colter Stevens. She knows nothing about Colter. So she goes away to look upon the Colter. As it would be, the Colter from within the Source Code, too, has died in Afghanistan 2 months ago. Christina finds news articles about this on the internet. Meanwhile, Colter is suspecting the wrong people and trying to find the trigger to the bomb.

He sees a lady with a Walter Reed bag medical facility. He borrows her phone and tries to call Dr. Rutledge this is the Rutledge from within the Source Code. By then, Christina returns and says that Captain Colter Stevens was killed in action 2 months ago. Colter fades in and out of many memories of the war and being fired upon. He asks Colleen if he is dead. She avoids answering him. Eventually, she says that part of his brain remains activated.

Once he does the shape and size of the capsule magically changes. Now remember, the capsule is not part of the Source Code. It is merely what Colter is imagining inside his mind. This capsule is his representation of all that is left functioning inside his brain. Rutledge tells Colter to focus on the mission and stop getting distracted.

Colter says he called Dr. Rutledge from the train. Rutledge would have received the call. In the real world, there was no call. Rutledge tries to give corporate buillshit to Colter by saying this is a chance to serve his country in spite of death. Colter snaps back saying any soldier would say one death is enough service. Rutledge offers Colter death on completing the mission. Here we are shown that Dr. They send Colter back in. Colter tries and tries again but is constantly unable to find the bomber as there are too many people on that train.

Colter is distracted and disoriented. While parts of Colter are kept preserved, the official statement to the world is that he died in battle. Colter asks to be sent back in again. Colter goes gets the gun and takes out the phone from the detonation device. He makes a call. He sees someone talking on a phone. Colter mistakes him to have picked up the call. He holds the guy at gunpoint. This guy is a regular software engineer talking to his wife. As expected, there is a ringing sound elsewhere else.

Colter apologizes and follows the ringing. He sees a guy being handed his wallet from whom the ring sound seems to be coming. This guy is Derek. Derek goes to another compartment, drops his wallet and leaves.

But the train doors close and it beings to move. Derek jumps off the moving train. He follows Derek to his van and confronts him at gunpoint. Derek has a concealed gun which he uses on Colter. Colter falls to the ground. Christina finds her way by stopping the train too. Derek shoots her. He confesses to being an apocalypse nut to Colter and drives away.

Colter sees the train blowing up in the distance and Christina dies from bullet wounds. Colter tells Colleen that he has the name of the bomber and the number of his van. They send a unit to locate the van in the real world. Colter requests that Dr. Rutledge lets him inside Source Code one more time. Colter finds that world real enough to try and save those people. He says that there must have been a second cell phone that caused the detonation.

In the real world, they track down Derek and the van before he can blow up his second bomb in the city.