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{{Infobox_Character|name = Mr. Cotton|age = Unknown|race = Human, African-american|gender = Male|status= Alive |hair color = Black|eye color = Brown|occupation = Orphanage head|portrayed = Lennie James}}Mr. Cotton runs the orphanage in the junk heaps of the San Diego district outside of Los Angeles. He is played by Lennie James. Mr. Cotton seems to enjoy taunting and threatening the children, who are employed in reclaiming electronic components. The children are generally available for sale. |
{{Infobox_Character|name = Mr. Cotton|age = Unknown|race = Human, African-american|gender = Male|status= Alive |hair color = Black|eye color = Brown|occupation = Orphanage head|portrayed = Lennie James}}Mr. Cotton runs the orphanage in the junk heaps of the San Diego district outside of Los Angeles. He is played by Lennie James. Mr. Cotton seems to enjoy taunting and threatening the children, who are employed in reclaiming electronic components. The children are generally available for sale. |
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| − | He's not happy to see LAPD, but apparently runs an above-board business and has records dating back to 2019 and before. |
+ | He's not happy to see [[K]] from [[LAPD]], but apparently runs an above-board business and has records dating back to 2019 and before. |
He mentions that the orphanages are built from the debris of launch facilities, "which is as close as any of these will ever get to off-world". |
He mentions that the orphanages are built from the debris of launch facilities, "which is as close as any of these will ever get to off-world". |
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Revision as of 14:52, 17 October 2017
Mr. Cotton runs the orphanage in the junk heaps of the San Diego district outside of Los Angeles. He is played by Lennie James. Mr. Cotton seems to enjoy taunting and threatening the children, who are employed in reclaiming electronic components. The children are generally available for sale.
He's not happy to see K from LAPD, but apparently runs an above-board business and has records dating back to 2019 and before.
He mentions that the orphanages are built from the debris of launch facilities, "which is as close as any of these will ever get to off-world".