Bones: The Next Generation

Role
Angela is responsible for:
3D reconstructions;
digital images;
facial reconstruction;
crime scene simulation;
visualization of what happened to the victim.
Attitude towards the new generation
He considers Christina almost like his niece.
She adores Hank and constantly tries to teach him to relax a little.
Peculiarity
Angela is the first to notice that the team is becoming a real family again.

JACK HODGINS
Age: about 55 years
Profession: entomologist, botanist, chemist and trace specialist
Character
Smart, sarcastic, energetic and a little crazy in a good way.
Specialization
insects;
soil;
pollen;
toxins;
chemicals;
microparticles;
explosives;
ecological footprints.
Attitude towards Hank
Hodgins effectively becomes his second scientific mentor.
Sometimes the two of them get so carried away by the experiment that Camilla is forced to literally kick them out of the lab.
Attitude towards Christina
Considers her too similar to Booth.
And he constantly tells her:
"Never say you don't like trouble. You're literally Booth's daughter."

CAMILLA SAROYAN
Age: about 60 years
Profession: forensic pathologist
Position: Head of the Forensic Laboratory
Character
Strict, calm, fair.
Camilla is the person who keeps the whole team from falling into complete chaos.
Attitude towards the new generation
She treats Christina like a young agent who needs to be taught professionalism.
Hank is regularly reminded:
"You're an intern. Not a boss."
Peculiarity
Camilla understands perfectly well that Hank could one day become one of the best specialists at the institute.

ZACK EDDIE
Age: about 50 years
Occupation: Forensic anthropologist and scientist
Character
Brilliant, focused, sometimes socially awkward.
After everything he had been through, Zach became much more understanding of people.
Role
Zach returns to the Jeffersonian as a consultant.
He is especially interested in teaching Hank.
Attitude towards Brennan
He remains one of her most talented students and colleagues.
Attitude towards Hank
Sees him as a combination of Brennan and himself.
And that is why he becomes one of the best mentors for Hank.

🦴 DAISY WICKS
Age: about 40 years
Profession: forensic anthropologist
Character
Energetic, emotional, ambitious.
With age I became much more confident in myself.
Role
Works with Brennan and helps train young anthropologists.
Attitude towards Hank
Sometimes tries to teach him social skills.
It doesn't always work out.

ARASTU VIKAM
Age: about 40 years
Occupation: Anthropologist/Forensic Scientist
Character
Smart, calm, attentive.
Role
One of the senior specialists of the new Jefferson.
Often works directly with Hank

LANCE SWEETZ
Status: Deceased in the original story.
In the new story, he does not literally return.
However, his methods of psychological analysis continue to be used by the FBI.
Booth sometimes tells young agents about Sweets and says he was one of the best psychologists he knew.

🦴 HANK BOOTH

Age: 19 years
Occupation: Anthropology student/Jeffersonian intern
Specialization: forensic anthropology, osteology and analysis of human remains

Appearance

Hank is a tall, lean young man with dark, slightly wavy hair and alert brown eyes. He bears a striking resemblance to a younger Booth, but his facial expression and demeanor are more reminiscent of Brennan's.

Typically wears dark jeans, t-shirts, shirts, and a lab coat while working.

Character

Hank is highly intelligent, calm, and observant. He has a phenomenal memory and can spend hours researching, completely losing track of time.

Like Brennan in his youth, he often speaks directly and does not always understand why some of his words can offend someone.

However, from Booth he inherited a sense of humor, empathy and the ability to quickly understand people.

He doesn't like being treated like a child.

Intelligence and abilities

Hank is particularly knowledgeable in:

• human anatomy;
• osteology;
• forensic anthropology;
• determination of age and sex based on remains;
• identification of injuries;
• reconstruction of the circumstances of death;
• archeology;
• comparative analysis of bones.

He is now capable of conducting most of the anthropological analysis independently, but for now he signs the final conclusions together with Brennan or another senior specialist.

Relationship with Brennan

Brennan sees Hank as his scientific successor.

She is proud of his abilities, but sometimes she forgets too much that he is her son and not a colleague.

Hank often argues with her if he believes her conclusion is based on insufficient evidence.

And the most interesting thing is that Brennan is sometimes forced to admit:

"Hank is right."

Relationship with Booth

He has a completely different connection with Booth.

Booth tries to get his son out of the lab, get him to exercise and rest at least occasionally.

Hank replies:

"Dad, I can't rest. We have remains."

Booth:

"That's exactly why you need to rest."

Booth

Age: 20 years
Occupation: FBI Cadet / Junior Agent in Training
Role: New generation of field agents

Appearance

A young woman with brown hair, expressive eyes and a confident demeanor.

Dresses practically: jeans, trousers, jackets, comfortable shoes.

Character

Brave, stubborn, self-confident.

I received from Booth:

intuition;

ability to handle weapons;

ability to make quick decisions;

sense of humor;

a strong sense of justice.

From Brennan:

analytical mind;

love of facts;

attentiveness;

ability to notice details.

The main conflict

Christina wants to prove to her father that she is more than just "Booth and Brennan's daughter."

She wants to become an independent agent.

Relationships with parents

Constantly argues with Booth.

The relationship with Brennan is calmer, but sometimes Christina feels that her mother is too cold in her assessment of her decisions.

With Hank

They are very close.

Christina protects her younger brother, and Hank helps her analyze cases.

Their duo gradually becomes a new version of Booth and Brennan.

Age: 58 years
Occupation: FBI Special Agent
Position: Head of the Department of Particularly Complex Investigations
Character
Confident, charismatic, and sometimes hot-tempered, he still loves to joke and calls Brennan "Bones."
For his team, he remains the person who always goes first in a critical situation.
Family
Wife: Temperance Brennan.
Daughter - Christina.
Son - Hank.
Attitude towards Christina
Very heavy.
Booth sees himself in her and understands perfectly well how dangerous the work of an agent can be.
That's why he constantly tries to protect her.
Christina believes that her father controls her too much.
Attitude towards Hank
Considers him a genius.
But he has absolutely no idea how to talk to a teenager who can explain the structure of the human skeleton to him in five minutes and then forget to eat.
Peculiarity
Booth gradually realizes that his daughter is truly taking his place on the team.
And he has to learn not to be her boss, but to be her father.

Age: 54 years
Occupation: forensic anthropologist, writer, professor
Position: Head of Jefferson's Anthropology Department
Character
Brilliant, rational, straightforward, and practically incapable of lying. Over the years, she has become much more understanding of human emotions, although she still sometimes takes them too literally.
Brennan still prefers evidence over assumptions and hates it when someone jumps to conclusions without enough facts.
However, as she got older, she became softer - especially with her children.
Family
Husband - Seeley Booth.
Daughter - Christina.
Son - Hank.
Attitude towards children
He is proud of Christina, but constantly worries about her dangerous job.
She views Hank as her intellectual successor. Sometimes she finds it difficult to accept that her son is now capable of independently drawing conclusions that previously only she could.
Peculiarity
Brennan begins to notice that Hank is gradually becoming very similar to her.
And this both pleases and frightens her.