When could we see this new animal?

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Because this young woman is Katie. Claire's assistant, she was sent there to welcome the two nephews and take care of them for the day. Indeed, Claire is a very, very busy woman, since she is the park director. So she takes the kids to the hotel, gives them VIP wristbands for the park, and explains that she will accompany them everywhere. But despite everything, the children are disappointed, because they wanted Aunt Claire. Knowing that said Aunt Claire is presented as annoying and of little interest to her nephews, you will have to explain to me where this sudden affection comes from. The writing of the characters is worthy of a French TV buy phone number list movie.

But what exactly is Aunt Claire doing during this time? Well, she's hosting sponsors, showing them around the park's laboratories where they're working on recreating ever more dinosaurs.

“Hello sponsors, I'm Claire, the park director. These are our labs. Every year, we find more and more dinosaur DNA, like, for example, by turning over rocks! It's super practical, like that, we recreate them, and bam, it's a new attraction. Isn't that cool? But hey, we know that visitors always want more thrills. Dinosaurs, period, don't inspire so much anymore.
” “Oh yeah. Your visitors are really jaded, though.
” “Yes. And dear sponsors, you'd like to spend some money on a new attraction, is that it? What kind?
” “We'd like to… thrill, huhuhuhu!
” “Okay, so you're as stupid as the average visitor, then. Well, that's good: what would you say if I told you that we could show a new dinosaur, even meaner than the T-Rex?
” “It sounds like hooray-hooray!”
– That's great! Because we had planned ahead: it's already ready! It's called the Indominus Rex, and it's a dinosaur genetically modified to be very, very mean and very, very scary!
– Oh, well, it's a good thing we didn't tell you that we just wanted dinosaurs that were pretty to look at, otherwise you would have looked really stupid.
– Yesss, indeed, it's well done anyway!

After this absurd dialogue, Claire goes on a wander, all the while making it clear that she is permanently overbooked, that she is a businesswoman, and as such, she has no life. And even that she doesn't want children, despite the fact that her sister tells her that it's great (she must not have looked at her own children, the mere sight of whom makes you want to invest massively in the knitting needle industry). All of this is obviously presented in a very negative light, like "  she's wasting her life and is a robot  " because a woman who has a career and who doesn't plan to be a mother, damn it, that's inhuman. Readers without children, you are nasty, know that.