Changes: Citizen Plus ward

Revision as of 15:39, 26 March 2018

"Only if it turns out that reality is actually nothing more than a holographic illusion created by the interplay of subatomic particles on a vast two-dimensional membrane."

This article covers a subject that has been deemed non-canon by either the author or the Back to the Future licensees, and thus should not be taken as a part of the "real" Back to the Future universe.

CitizenPlusWard-Marty — Marty McFly pacing in his room

The Citizen Plus ward was a building that existed in an alternate 1986. It was a waiting and containment area for patients of the Citizen Plus Program. Those who had yet to undergo treatments and those who had just received their first treatments were held there.

Appearance

The wards were located in a circular building that had two floors. As they were the outermost rooms, the wards were curved. There were no windows to outside, but the wall facing inward was glass. Set in the glass wall was a door and an intercom for communicating with the guard standing outside.

A locker was located in the rooms, where the personal belongings of the patient were kept inside. Only the guard outside knew the combination. A large metallic pot with a large green plant was located in one corner of the room. In the other was bed below a poster promoting the Citizen Plus program. Next to the bed was a small table with three pamphlets also promoting the program.

History

CPW-Corner2View2 — A view of the room displaying its distinct curve

In order to restore Hill Valley to the proper 1986, Marty McFly appealed to Mayor Citizen Brown, who had been his friend in the original timeline. Before Marty could bring Brown to his side, however, the mayor's wife, Edna Strickland, took Brown and Marty to the Citizen Plus ward, where they were to be involuntarily committed to the Citizen Plus Program, a brainwashing method used by Edna to "bring even the most rabid of dogs to heel".

While Brown was strapped to a table in a small lab located in the center of the building and was undergoing the treatment, Marty was trapped in one of the rooms. With the help of his dad, who was in control of Squawk boxes and security cameras, and his girlfriend Jennifer Parker, who was located in the adjacent room, Marty escaped and managed to free Brown before his personality was rewritten. The pair eventually managed to save the original 1986, even improving it for certain people.

Appearances

Back to the Future: The Game
- Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 3: Citizen Brown (Indirect mention only)
- Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 4: Double Visions (First appearance)

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+{{Noncanon}}[[File:CitizenPlusWard-Marty.png|thumb|250px|[[Marty McFly]] pacing in his room]]The '''Citizen Plus ward''' was a building that existed in [[1986G|an alternate 1986]]. It was a waiting and containment area for patients of the [[Citizen Plus Program]]. Those who had yet to undergo treatments and those who had just received their first treatments were held there.
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-[[File:CitizenPlusWard-Marty.png|thumb|250px|[[Marty McFly]] pacing in his room]]The '''Citizen Plus ward''' was a building that existed in [[1986B|an alternate 1986]]. It was a waiting and containment area for patients of the [[Citizen Plus Program]]. Those who had yet to undergo treatments and those who had just received their first treatments were held there.
 ==Appearance==
 [[File:CPW-Corner2.png|thumb|left|190px|One side of the room]]The wards were located in a circular building that had two floors. As they were the outermost rooms, the wards were curved. There were no windows to outside, but the wall facing inward was glass. Set in the glass wall was a door and an [[Intercom|intercom]] for communicating with the guard standing outside.
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 [[Category:Locations]]
 [[Category:The Game]]
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