What is one instance in the film where a name deliberately reveals or conceals something important about the identity of a character?

What is one instance in the film where a name deliberately reveals or conceals something important about the identity of a character?

The irony is that these objective forms of verification are often deployed in the service of concealing Describe an instance in the film with one character in mind where such a thing takes place.

1) “Consider God’s handiwork: who can straighten what He hath made crooked?”

2) “I not only think we will tamper with Mother Nature. I think Mother Nature wants us to.”  Initially these two quotes present a view of nature that is in tension, one where God’s power to create and order things is paramount, and another where the human capability to manipulate our own being is encouraged. Are these two viewpoints necessarily conflicting? Why or why not?

V) When being interviewed by the detectives  the Director says “No one exceeds his [genetic] potential.” In your opinion, is this true? Why or why not?