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What was Michael Scofield's professional career before his deliberate incarceration?
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What medical condition does Michael Scofield fake to visit the infirmary?
Answer: Type 1 diabetes
Why: The infirmary was the escape plan's exit point, and C-Note got him PUGNAc, a real lab chemical that caused insulin resistance in rat studies.
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What kitchen tool does Michael use to drill holes in his cell?
Answer: Eggbeater
Why: Michael traced the devil from his tattoo onto the wall as a drilling map, using Hooke's law to place the holes that would collapse the concrete.
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Which brilliant FBI agent is tasked with hunting down the Fox River Eight?
Answer: Alexander Mahone
Why: Mahone had hunted fugitives for the FBI for 14 years, yet ended season two as a prisoner himself inside Panama's Sona penitentiary.
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How are Michael Scofield and Lincoln Burrows related?
Answer: Brothers
Why: Michael took his mother's maiden name, Scofield, after Aldo Burrows left before he was born, which is why the brothers' surnames differ.
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In Prison Break, how much money did D.B. Cooper hide?
Answer: Five million dollars
Why: The real 1971 hijacker demanded only $200,000; the show multiplies it to five million, buried under a silo in Utah.
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What is the full legal name of the inmate called C-Note?
Answer: Benjamin Miles Franklin
Why: The nickname is a pun: a C-note is US slang for a 100 dollar bill, and that bill carries Benjamin Franklin's portrait.