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| + | The '''Citizen Plus Program''' was a hypnotherapy program created by [[Emmett Brown|First Citizen Brown]] and his wife [[Edna Strickland Tannen|Edna Strickland]] in the alternate timeline of [[1986G]]. |
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| − | The '''Citizen Plus Program''' was a hypnotherapy program created by [[Emmett Brown|First Citizen Brown]] and his wife [[Edna Strickland Tannen|Edna Strickland]] in the alternate timeline of [[1986B]]. While the program's initial function was to straighten unruly individuals into upstanding citizens, Edna took it farther by controlling applicants with [[Citizen Plus Wristwatch|a wristwatch]] that turned wearers effectively into zombies. Activation of the code X:11 on the watch's digital display would place the user under hypnosis, and in her control. [[Biff Tannen]], being the most unruly individual in all of [[Hill Valley]], was the first to undergo "treatment". As a result of the hypnosis, every time he felt the urge to break the rules, he would feel physically sick. Citizen Plus patients would get to meet Citizen Brown approximately two years after treatment, but needed to sign several contracts, and would have no memory of the events of their treatment, or their time under X:11 hypnosis. Citizen Plus was voluntary for the pilot program, but would eventually have become mandatory. |
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| + | While the program's initial function was to straighten unruly individuals into upstanding citizens, Edna took it further by controlling applicants with [[Citizen Plus Wristwatch|a wristwatch]] that turned wearers effectively into zombies. Activation of the code X:11 on the watch's digital display would place the user under hypnosis, and in her control. |
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| + | [[Biff Tannen]], being the most unruly individual in all of [[Hill Valley]], was the first to undergo "treatment". As a result of the hypnosis, every time he felt the urge to break a law or his emotions turned to annoyance or anger, he would get a sensation of acute nausea.[[File:CitizenPlusPamphlets.png|thumb|left|200px|Pamphlets on the Citizen Plus program lying neatly on a table]] |
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| ⚫ | [[Jennifer Parker]] was the second to undergo the procedures at the |
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| + | Citizen Plus patients would get to meet Citizen Brown approximately two years after treatment, but needed to sign several contracts and would have no memory of the events of their treatment or their time under X:11 hypnosis. |
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| + | The Citizen Plus Program was voluntary for the pilot program, but would eventually have become mandatory. It was abolished through the actions of Marty and First Citizen Brown, who traveled to 1931 and corrected the timeline, thus sending the Citizen Plus Program into nonexistence. |
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| + | [[File:BrainwashingBrown.png|thumb|200px|[[Emmett Brown|Citizen Brown]] undergoing the treatment against his will]] |
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| ⚫ | [[Jennifer Parker]] was the second to undergo the procedures at the insistence of her father, after the many rules she broke. [[Lorraine Baines McFly]] signed up for the program, as she was struggling with alcoholism, though she is not shown to have gone through with it. Marty too would have had the treatment, his signature being forged by Edna, but he managed to escape. |
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| − | The individuals who had undergone the procedure could revert to their true mentality if given enough exposure to their favorite vice or controversial interest. Biff snapped out of it after Marty showed him |
+ | The individuals who had undergone the procedure could revert to their true mentality if given enough exposure to their favorite vice or controversial interest. Biff snapped out of it after Marty showed him beer, cigars, girlie magazines and license plates (the fourth item being contraband as Hill Valley was car-free in 1986B, and Biff was a gearhead). |
Jennifer snapped out of it after listening to Marty playing a tune on his [[Erlewine Chiquita|guitar]]. |
Jennifer snapped out of it after listening to Marty playing a tune on his [[Erlewine Chiquita|guitar]]. |
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Revision as of 15:37, 26 March 2018
A poster with a striking image of First Citizen Brown promoting the Citizen Plus Program
The Citizen Plus Program was a hypnotherapy program created by First Citizen Brown and his wife Edna Strickland in the alternate timeline of 1986G.
Purpose and Function
While the program's initial function was to straighten unruly individuals into upstanding citizens, Edna took it further by controlling applicants with a wristwatch that turned wearers effectively into zombies. Activation of the code X:11 on the watch's digital display would place the user under hypnosis, and in her control.
Biff Tannen, being the most unruly individual in all of Hill Valley, was the first to undergo "treatment". As a result of the hypnosis, every time he felt the urge to break a law or his emotions turned to annoyance or anger, he would get a sensation of acute nausea.
Pamphlets on the Citizen Plus program lying neatly on a table
Citizen Plus patients would get to meet Citizen Brown approximately two years after treatment, but needed to sign several contracts and would have no memory of the events of their treatment or their time under X:11 hypnosis.
The Citizen Plus Program was voluntary for the pilot program, but would eventually have become mandatory. It was abolished through the actions of Marty and First Citizen Brown, who traveled to 1931 and corrected the timeline, thus sending the Citizen Plus Program into nonexistence.
History
Citizen Brown was unaware of the X:11 manipulation, and encountered Edna after Marty McFly followed Biff into the Decycling Bin. He commanded her to wait for him at home, but to his and Marty's surprise, he was arrested and detained.
Citizen Brown undergoing the treatment against his will
Jennifer Parker was the second to undergo the procedures at the insistence of her father, after the many rules she broke. Lorraine Baines McFly signed up for the program, as she was struggling with alcoholism, though she is not shown to have gone through with it. Marty too would have had the treatment, his signature being forged by Edna, but he managed to escape.
The individuals who had undergone the procedure could revert to their true mentality if given enough exposure to their favorite vice or controversial interest. Biff snapped out of it after Marty showed him beer, cigars, girlie magazines and license plates (the fourth item being contraband as Hill Valley was car-free in 1986B, and Biff was a gearhead).
Jennifer snapped out of it after listening to Marty playing a tune on his guitar.
Citizen Brown was to be reprogrammed in the Citizen Plus Ward, though it was said to be a more serious total personality stripdown. The procedure involved the subject being strapped to a table and forcibly given various stimuli.