Jurassic Park Seventh Iteration Summary

How It All Goes Down

Hammond is relieved that the raptors didn't get out and destroy the world. Malcolm mocks him for thinking he has that kind of power.

Of the twenty-four people on the island, eight are confirmed dead, and six are missing.
The animals on the island are mixing. There are fewer of them now.
Gennaro wants the island destroyed from above.
Grant agrees, but he tells Gennaro that they have to account for all the animals first. They need to visit the nests to assess the extent of the mess.
Lex has named the baby raptor Clarence.
Grant explains to Muldoon that the dinosaurs with amphibian DNA could switch their sex. They put a collar on the baby raptor.
Muldoon drives them to the volcanic fields, where Grant believes a nest is located. They let the baby raptor go. It disappears near a rock. They follow.
Grant descends into the hole.

Malcolm has slipped into a coma.
Hammond asks Harding if it's safe to go out. Harding says this area should be, so Hammond goes for a stroll.
Hammond decides he just didn't have the right people to make the park work. He'll do better next time, he thinks.
Hammond hears the T. rex nearby, panics, and falls, breaking his ankle. Turns out it's just the kids playing with features in the control room.
Hammond shouts for help.
Malcolm is delirious.

Gennaro really doesn't want to follow Sattler into the hole. Muldoon threatens him, so he proceeds, then falls in.
Gennaro sees dozens of eyes around him. They're in a man-made cave of sorts. They count the raptors and notice peculiar behavior patterns.

Grant and Sattler admire the raptors.
Helicopters approach and land.
An office asks Grant if he's in charge.
Um, no one is in charge.
Muldoon tells Grant that Harding and the workmen have already taken off. Hammond is dead. So is Malcolm.
Explosions hit the island. It's being destroyed.