Terminator Sarah T 800 Machines Fictional Character

Played by actress Linda Hamilton and at present by Lena Headey, Sarah Connor is a fictional character, and the heroine of the first two Terminator films and The Sarah Connor Chronicles- television series. Fictional character terminator Sarah Connor is hugely popular. In the first series of Terminator, Sarah Connor is a young waitress who finds herself chased by an unrelenting T-800 machine played by the great Arnold Schwarzenegger for reasons that are completely unknown to her.

Fictional character terminator Sarah is finally rescued from the Terminator by time travelling soldier Kyle Reese played by Michael Biehn, who narrates that in the future, an artificial intelligence called Skynet will be formed by the military software developers for the purpose of making tactical decisions. The program becomes aware of itself, will master the control of most of the world's military hardware. The list will include even highly developed robots. It will launch an open attack on human beings.

John Connor will emerge as the rescuer for the human race and is actually destined to be Sarah's future son. Connor will send back a trusted sergeant to protect his mother. Sarah will eventually fall in love with Reese. Their relationship however ends when Reese dies fighting the Terminator in a Cyberdyne factory. However, terminator Sarah manages to take her revenge when she destroys the Terminator in a hydraulic press.

Fictional character terminator Sarah has many ups and downs in her lifecycle. In Terminator 2, known as the Judgment Day, two robots travel back from the future. One is programmed to kill Sarah's son John and one to rescue him. This time, Schwarzenegger's is the rescuer programmed by John Connor himself to protect his younger self from prototype T-1000. Here she appears as a different person from the delicate young woman that was portrayed in the first Terminator film. She suffers from trauma, and nightmares from her past constantly haunt her. She makes several escape attempts and her son John arrives to help break her out of the hospital.

Fictional character terminator Sarah finds it hard to believe that the T-800 is caring, and remains unfriendly towards it while her own son develops a bond of friendship with it. In Terminator 3 known as the Rise of the Machines, Sarah Connor is no more alive, she has given her life fighting against leukemia in 1997. Her ashes were thrown to the sea while a chest containing weapons was placed for John. In 2005, it was declared that 20th Century Fox would create a television series known as The Sarah Connor Chronicles, which would feature Sarah Connor and her son in the days after Terminator 2: Judgment Day. The series makes it start with the return of the Terminators into their lives. Played by Summer Glau, Cameron, now the new Terminator poses as a fellow student at John's school to protect John. In November 2006, Lena Headey was chosen as the new face of Sarah Connor. Sarah Connor