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“ | Subject is violently antisocial, given to delusions of godhood. And he's hopelessly addicted to narcotics, which offers us a simple infallible method of insuring his obidience. Hmm. You're perfect, and I must have you. | „ |
~ Dr. Juliette Faxx looking at Cain's profile. |
“ | You! Get outta here! You're obsolete! | „ |
~ Dr. Faxx to RoboCop. |
Dr. Juliette Faxx is the secondary antagonist in the 1990 sci-fi film RoboCop 2.
She is a psychologist working for OCP who is responsible for overseeing the production of RoboCop 2, as she killed Cain, and chose his brain to be the subject.
She was portrayed by Belinda Bauer.
Biography[]
Dr. Faxx moved up to head the OCP Attitude Adjustment team and became the psychologist responsible for overseeing the RoboCop 2 project. After watching a series of failed RoboCop 2 demonstrations, she explained that police officers were not the ideal prototypes to become cyborg donors, stripped of their human bodies and traits they become insane to the point of suicide. When Johnson attempted to counter her by claiming that the first RoboCop used a deceased police officer as a host and was a success, she explained that RoboCop's success was explained by Alex J. Murphy's sense of duty and his Irish Catholic family background resulting in his opposition to suicide due to it being considered a mortal sin in Irish Catholic faith and in general is what kept him alive, thereby making Murphy an exception. Having been charmed by the nubile doctor, the Omnicorp CEO wished to hear more from Faxx over Donald Johnson's advisory.
Faxx proceeded into looking up criminal profiles of those on death row with desire for power and immortality, to use them as donors for the project, believing such minds would more easily embrace the nature of being a cyborg. This drove Dr. Schenk mad, who cited Dr. Faxx herself as deranged before he left the room threatening that she would lose her job. Johnson later visits the Old Man in his private suite to mention both his and Schenk's reservations about the RoboCop 2 Program, he is incensed to inform his superior of how her insane candidacy selection process for the experiment not only keeps the original RoboCop offline, but slates psychotics and murderers to be his replacement.
Unfortunately he was unsuccessful in dissuading Faxx's implementation choices even while voicing concerns to him about the public unrest with social media after Robo was dismantled by the Nuke Cult. While going onto say that a competent executive would find a way to deal with the corporate image problem, something that Faxx and the Old Man had already discussed and arranged for Johnson to implement her ideas. Much to the latter's surprise and disgust, finding the source of his contention there showing to already be engaged in an erotic relationship with the corporate CEO.
Faxx is seen again addressing an OCP council, who were all worried about RoboCop's overly aggressive approach to crime fighting. Proposals included from being a moral model to addressing environmental issues, much to Johnson's derision, which didn't dishearten Faxx. As a result, while OCP decided to repair RoboCop, they also chose to have Faxx reprogram him; first into believing that he is a machine unit, free from doubt and difficult choices. But also forcibly input hundreds of politically correct and nonsensical directives into RoboCop's directory charter, severely impeding his ability to perform his police duties. RoboCop's partner Lewis took the cyborg to repair his state of programming, only to be told that the directives imposed by Faxx cannot be removed at the DPD station and he has to obey all these irrelevant commands. His programming stretched to the breaking point RoboCop, as suggested by Dr. Garcia, resorted to extreme therapy - by electrocuting himself in an attempt to purge all garbage directives input by Faxx. Fortunately for the cyborg, the risk paid off, and Murphy was back to his old self. Free of all annoying and/or obstructive guidelines.
When RoboCop eventually caught up with and grievously wounded the Nuke Cult leader Cain, Faxx opted to transfer the now incarcerated drug baron's brain into OCP's newest crime prevention unit. Her reasoning being that a criminal may find the concept of cybernetic longevity desirable, and his addiction to the self-made product would be the ideal way to control him. Juliette's proved to be quite ruthless as she turned Cain's life support machine off, killing him, after notifying Dr. Weltman to contact the organ harvest team. Developing a strange attachment to RoboCain while using his addiction to his own product for the sake of controlling him.
When Poulos informed the company that the Mayor Marvin Kuzak is going to solve his problem with the debt to the company by accepting profits offered by an anonymous donor (the unknown backer at the being said Nuke peddlers), thus foiling OCP's plans of foreclosure which would lead to public image degradation and calamitous financial losses, Faxx suggested to her sugar daddy and his bootlickers to have RoboCain assassinate the mayor along with his mysterious bailers to avert the transaction. Faxx prompting her diabolic creation to go to action with the promise of a Nuke fix upon objective completion; again ignoring Schenk's prohibitions allowing access of illegal narcotics in what was described as "HIS" laboratory. Once at the meeting place where the gangsters would strike a deal with the current administration, Faxx's creation performs as advertised, assassinating all as it was told too save for the mayor. Whom managed to escape via sewer drain.
Faxx is seen at the Civic Centrum presentation of Delta City planning hosted by the OCP founder, representing RoboCop 2 as its enforcer of law and order. During the future feature, the CEO brandishes a sizable container of Nuke as part of his promoting derogatory state inducing elements within the refurbished future will be a thing of the past. The sight of his own opiate excites the addict cyborg however, causing it to behave aggressively in a bid to get at the drug. Faxx made an attempt to shut down the errant enforcer, but Cain overrode such restrictions on his operating system. To make matters worse for her, Murphy arrives at the presentation, challenging RoboCain to a fight. Busy denouncing Murphy as an obsolete cyborg, Faxx is quick to denounce the Mayor's accusations of her monstrous Frankenberg's caustic proclivities but reacts too late to the latter's snatching the disarmament remote from her hand, rearming himself just before crushing it.
Now able to act upon more visceral tendencies, RoboCop 2 wreaks havoc, causing multiple casualties and severe injuries upon those present at the Civic Centrum. Faxx was forcibly taken to safety at the instruction of the Old Man by Johnson, much to her chagrin. Eventually Faxx makes her way out of the Civic Centrum building, where the police engaged the cyberized Cain in a savage shootout upon one another, with mounting body counts pertaining to boys in blue and hapless civilians. RoboCain's powerful new bionic chassis remained largely unharmed by the inferior firepower of Detroit's Finest, the opposing force suffering heavy losses equivalent to the amount of collateral damage represented by everything and everybody unlucky enough to be caught in the crossfire. Even driving one of Omni Consumer Products' own APC vehicles into it full force isn't enough to stop the mechanized atrocity.
Faxx shows signs of relief that her creation is still unharmed and full of fight. But that relief does not last long as Murphy uses Nuke to distract RoboCain, then sneak upon behind the rogue cyborg and jumped on it. After a brief tussle, Murphy manages to took Cain's brain out of RoboCain's body, crushing it, the cyborg criminal finally put down by RoboCop with the help of officer Anne Lewis.
The bloodshed inflicted by RoboCain was catastrophic, leaving the Old Man and a few of his execs worried such events could reflect badly upon the company both financially and in reputation.
Behind Faxx's back Johnson, who disliked Faxx from the start, suggests exploiting the mad scientist as the one responsible for RoboCop 2's rampage, to satisfy justice and redeem the corporate name. His employer smiles in approval while Holtzgang promises to find condemning evidence to support such accusations. The Old Man telling Johnson to "Get right on it". Faxx, not knowing her benefactor and his aides' scheme to use her to reassign blame, leaves the carnage elatedly with the Old Man, much to the irritation of Lewis, who is comforted by Murphy.
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