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| “ | Jack: Parasource is done. Harkness is in custody. The Hunter: Congratulations, Jack. I really... I don't give a sh-t. |
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| ~ The Hunter, who doesn't seem to care about Harkness' arrest. |
The Hunter is the secondary antagonist of the 2016 action thriller film Jack Reacher: Never Go Back, the second installment of the Jack Reacher film series.
He is a highly skilled former military sniper and a freelance powerful assassin who works as the right-hand man for General James Harkness.
He was portrayed by Patrick Heusinger.
Personality[]
The Hunter is an extremely powerful, cold, dark and manipulative person who never stops in his assassinations and enjoys murdering military people one by one at all costs. Besides being so powerful and manipulative, The Hunter is also extremely intelligent. He also harbors little true loyalty to his employers, killing one of them solely to incriminate Reacher and attempting to kill Samantha just to hurt Reacher, despite knowing that Harkness had been arrested (thus removing his motivation for even committing such a heinous act). Therefore, his motivation seems to primarily be his own sadism and desire to cause pain and end lives.
Biography[]
Reacher and Turner's Interrogation Beginning[]
The nameless former military policeman turned vigilante Jack Reacher and Susan Turner are arriving to the house of Turner's attorney; Colonel Bob Moorcroft, there, the latter reveals that there is much evidence that Turner was involved in the murders of two US military soldiers at Afghanistan and that she was accused of espionage, however, Reacher believes that she was framed.
Killing Col. Moorcroft[]
Col. Moorcroft also reveals that Reacher's old acquaintance, Candice Dayton, had filed a paternity suit against him, claiming that he is actually the father of her 15-year-old daughter, Samantha Dayton. After visiting the colonel and revealing this information, an assassin known as the Hunter arrives and kills Colonel Moorcroft.
Hunting Reacher and Turner[]
Afterwards, Reacher goes to Samantha, but she rebuffs him, believing that he is after her biological mother because of the reason she was a drug addict in the past. After this, Reacher quickly finds out that he was framed in Colonel Moorcroft's murder and detained alongside Turner. After this, a group of assassins arrive at the place in order to kill them both, but Reacher manages to defeat them, rescues Turner and escapes to Colonel Sam Morgan's house, having deduced that he is involved in the conspiracy in order to extract information. After they leave with another information from Morgan, The Hunter arrives and kills Morgan, framing Reacher once again. Reacher and Turner reveal surveillance pictures of Samantha and surmise that she is in danger, arriving at her house only to find her step-parents dead and a terrified Samantha hiding inside the kitchen sink. Upon learning from a friend; Sgt. Leach that he has also been framed in Morgan's death, Reacher decides to escort Samantha to a private school for protection but finds out that she has her mobile phone and that the enemy probably knows where they exactly are. They are discarding the phone and making a quick exit during which Samantha steals one of the students' backpacks in order to use the credit cards.
Capturing Samantha[]
Reacher, Turner and Samantha are going to New Orleans in search of Daniel Prudhomme, the only eyewitness to the murders that Turner was been framed for. They find him in a derelict warehouse filled with drug addicts and they are learning that Prudhomme is actually connected to Parasource—a private military organization that are attempting to cover up the murders. Reacher then contacts Turner's friend; Capt. Anthony Espin to take Prudhomme into custody but they are ambushed by another group of assassins and Prudhomme is killed, while Reacher rescues Espin and reveals that the assassins are actually contractors of Parasource. The CEO of Parasource; General James Harkness then sends The Hunter, which is revealed to be Harkness' enforcer, to capture Samantha after she uses a credit card to order room service. Reacher, Turner and Espin are acting upon information which had been provided by Prudhomme and intercept a weapons flight due to leaving the USA. There, they are confronting Harkness and his men and then they are accusing them by corruption. Upon opening the crates, Espin finds weapons as declared in the flight manifest. Before Turner can be re-arrested, Reacher opens up one of the weapons crates and finds out that they are filled with opium. Then, they learn that Harkness had framed Turner because of the reason she investigated his activities, so he framed her in the murders of the two soldiers who discovered that Harkness, The Hunter or Parasource are selling weapons for insurgents and smuggling drugs to the US. Later, Espin and his men arrive to arrest Harkness, clearing Reacher and Turner's names.
However, after Harkness' defeat, The Hunter and his men locate and pursue Samantha across the streets to lure Reacher into a conflict.
The Final Confrontation[]
Afterwards, Turner and Reacher arrive to an unknown place in the streets, There, Turner kills one of the assassins while Reacher kills another one upon the rooftop. Later, The Hunter manages to capture Samantha and threatens to kill her, but she manages to escape and steal his gun. Reacher then tackles The Hunter and they engage into a lengthy and vicious fight.
Death[]
After their fight, Reacher gains the upper hand, breaks the Hunter's arm, leg and back, and then, ends the fight with breaking the villain's neck, ultimately defeating and killing him once and for all.
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