Why belick didn't tell the guards about the hole in the ground when he get caught?

flamingfuture · 02-13-2008, 06:43 PM

I think it's quite weird in the 12th of season 3 when Belick led the guards to the basement. If he 's gonna tell, why didn't he tell the guards about the hole in the ground right beside him?
By the way,where is the jeep patrol, which has been reffered by scofield many many times???

another question, how did the basketball boy's father target the floating bucket there??By now I still cannot figure it out.

Fearghus · 02-13-2008, 07:06 PM

Bellick at the time didn't know Michael did it on purpose he thought if Mike was caught then they would lose all chances of getting out... So he went the long way.

The father knew to be looking from a certain direction for the boat (Linc told him) so he took a leap of faith and went straight in that direction and got lucky.

flamingfuture · 02-13-2008, 07:39 PM

well, I think it's bagwell who believes if michael get caught ,they may loose the chance of getting out,not belick. If belick belives so as well, he would never have told anything. He's a cowrd and he fears punishment so he did it.

and again, where is the jeep patrol???

before, michael mentioned many times that it's not possible to break out of sona at night due to the jeep patrol. how could they 4 make it to the beach through the bush so easily???

Fearghus · 02-13-2008, 08:17 PM

Actually didn't Bellick say 'Scofield didn't get caught so we still have a chance of getting out of here'... Or something like that...

Yes, he is a coward... That's why he told. But at first he hoped Michael would realize a failure and get out of the tunnel and return to safety to wait for another try.

Sucre took care of the jeeps. they weren't all able to get there due to gas loss. Those that did make it there were brought into the prison to find any others trying to escape creating a nice diversion for Mike and the others to get through. Once in the woods the jeeps were useless... Can't drive through trees fast enough.

And plus you have to remember it's a show. Things happen because the writers want a story...

flamingfuture · 02-13-2008, 09:44 PM

well, I think it is bagwell who said "'Scofield didn't get caught so we still have a chance of getting out of here'" or sth like that.

If I were the one who write this story, I'll make it like this.
The moment Belick, T-bag and the boss of Sona get caught , they inmmediately get fierce hit by the guards and dragged inside to the centre of sona and get tortured for how they made it out of the wall with other prisoners kneeing on the ground. There, belick can't bear the torturing and pointed to the room, telling there is a tunnel down the room,making space for scofield and the others to escape, and of course , these are all scofield's plan.He knows belick is gonna tell.

As for the patroling jeep, when linc hit the electricity post with the bus, the patroling jeeps nearby heard the sound and gathered there. The producer should give some shots like this.

I think this sounds more reasonable, do you agree?

Fearghus · 02-13-2008, 11:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by flamingfuture

I think this sounds more reasonable, do you agree?

To be quite honest...
I like it better the way it was done...

Your idea takes too much time...
It was better to have them tortured more after Mike escapes to let us continue with that storyline. Otherwise we'd be watching Mike and the others wait a while till Bellick and the others were tortured...

flamingfuture · 02-14-2008, 12:54 AM

Well, I'm just trying to focus on the "authenticity" of the plots. Audience won't bother waiting to see a more"real"story. It seems like you are trying to defend for the producers.Actually what I am trying to say is that there are some unreasonable plots here which could be perfected. I'm a fan of this show myself. Otherwise I woundn't be watching it. It is commonly believed that compared to season 1 and season2, season 3 is much more disappointing. My above questions might reflect only part of the reasons. Of course those who write this story is smarter than I am. They just need to pay more attention to make this story more convincing, more real. that's what I want.

And there is sth else I wanna mention-it is not possible to dive towards a floating bucket miles away from the shore (guards didn't see it from scope).Did you see a GPS device in the plastic box burried in the sand?

Fearghus · 02-14-2008, 10:41 AM

Since when has Prison Break ever been fully realistic?

You can't make everything perfectly authentic... Such a show would take too long and may become a bore...

InLoveWithRobertKnepper · 02-14-2008, 10:10 PM

you make some good points!! im to tired at the moment to type pages of theories and answers.....its friday arvo!! but i like the way u think!!

prisoner794 · 08-07-2008, 01:48 PM

I also think that Michael's "plan" was not really a plan. There were so many thing which could have gone wrong. What if only 1 guard had seen them crawl around on the ground? What if they had all stood around next to the hole and not moved away? Michael could not have known where they would move or that they would all move away.

02-13-2008, 06:43 PM	#1
flamingfuture Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 5	I think it's quite weird in the 12th of season 3 when Belick led the guards to the basement. If he 's gonna tell, why didn't he tell the guards about the hole in the ground right beside him? By the way,where is the jeep patrol, which has been reffered by scofield many many times??? another question, how did the basketball boy's father target the floating bucket there??By now I still cannot figure it out. Last edited by Drama_Diva : 02-13-2008 at 10:19 PM.

02-13-2008, 07:06 PM	#2
Fearghus The Foolish One Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: California Posts: 887	Bellick at the time didn't know Michael did it on purpose he thought if Mike was caught then they would lose all chances of getting out... So he went the long way. The father knew to be looking from a certain direction for the boat (Linc told him) so he took a leap of faith and went straight in that direction and got lucky. __________________

02-13-2008, 07:39 PM	#3
flamingfuture Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 5	well, I think it's bagwell who believes if michael get caught ,they may loose the chance of getting out,not belick. If belick belives so as well, he would never have told anything. He's a cowrd and he fears punishment so he did it. and again, where is the jeep patrol??? before, michael mentioned many times that it's not possible to break out of sona at night due to the jeep patrol. how could they 4 make it to the beach through the bush so easily??? Last edited by Drama_Diva : 02-13-2008 at 10:19 PM.

02-13-2008, 08:17 PM	#4
Fearghus The Foolish One Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: California Posts: 887	Actually didn't Bellick say 'Scofield didn't get caught so we still have a chance of getting out of here'... Or something like that... Yes, he is a coward... That's why he told. But at first he hoped Michael would realize a failure and get out of the tunnel and return to safety to wait for another try. Sucre took care of the jeeps. they weren't all able to get there due to gas loss. Those that did make it there were brought into the prison to find any others trying to escape creating a nice diversion for Mike and the others to get through. Once in the woods the jeeps were useless... Can't drive through trees fast enough. And plus you have to remember it's a show. Things happen because the writers want a story... __________________

02-14-2008, 10:41 AM	#8
Fearghus The Foolish One Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: California Posts: 887	Since when has Prison Break ever been fully realistic? You can't make everything perfectly authentic... Such a show would take too long and may become a bore... __________________

02-13-2008, 09:44 PM	#5
flamingfuture Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 5	well, I think it is bagwell who said "'Scofield didn't get caught so we still have a chance of getting out of here'" or sth like that. If I were the one who write this story, I'll make it like this. The moment Belick, T-bag and the boss of Sona get caught , they inmmediately get fierce hit by the guards and dragged inside to the centre of sona and get tortured for how they made it out of the wall with other prisoners kneeing on the ground. There, belick can't bear the torturing and pointed to the room, telling there is a tunnel down the room,making space for scofield and the others to escape, and of course , these are all scofield's plan.He knows belick is gonna tell. As for the patroling jeep, when linc hit the electricity post with the bus, the patroling jeeps nearby heard the sound and gathered there. The producer should give some shots like this. I think this sounds more reasonable, do you agree?

02-14-2008, 12:54 AM	#7
flamingfuture Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 5	Well, I'm just trying to focus on the "authenticity" of the plots. Audience won't bother waiting to see a more"real"story. It seems like you are trying to defend for the producers.Actually what I am trying to say is that there are some unreasonable plots here which could be perfected. I'm a fan of this show myself. Otherwise I woundn't be watching it. It is commonly believed that compared to season 1 and season2, season 3 is much more disappointing. My above questions might reflect only part of the reasons. Of course those who write this story is smarter than I am. They just need to pay more attention to make this story more convincing, more real. that's what I want. And there is sth else I wanna mention-it is not possible to dive towards a floating bucket miles away from the shore (guards didn't see it from scope).Did you see a GPS device in the plastic box burried in the sand?

02-14-2008, 10:10 PM	#9
InLoveWithRobertKnepper Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: australia Posts: 852	you make some good points!! im to tired at the moment to type pages of theories and answers.....its friday arvo!! but i like the way u think!!

08-07-2008, 01:48 PM	#10
prisoner794 Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 60	I also think that Michael's "plan" was not really a plan. There were so many thing which could have gone wrong. What if only 1 guard had seen them crawl around on the ground? What if they had all stood around next to the hole and not moved away? Michael could not have known where they would move or that they would all move away.

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