Wentworth Miller turns writer

Wentworth Miller was the breakout star of Prison Break. His unforgettable character and the exciting circumstances he got himself into in the first season of Prison Break made him, and the series, a favorite topic of discussion among TV addicts.
But now that Prison Break has ended, Miller made a completely unexpected career choice right after the show ended its run. Although he’s still pursuing an acting career Miller also began to pursue a completely different career path – that of a writer. And I think he’s also enjoying relatively good success as a writer in Hollywood.
Haywire sees Michael’s tattoos again and he mentions that he can see patterns. Michael quickly covers his tattoos with his towel and tells Haywire that he is just seeing things.


Lincoln awakens from a very bad dream. In his nightmare, he was awaken by Bellick and the other prison guards. The guards cuffed him and he was informed by Bellick that the execution time has arrived. Lincoln struggles and he kept saying that he still has a month left. The guards continued to drag Lincoln towards the electric chair.


Sucre still doesn’t want to talk to Michael. Michael then shoves up his sleeve and takes a look at his tattoo. In his wrist rests the words “Cute Poison”. A flashback shows Michael in his apartment researching on the Internet. He writes the words “Cute Poison” on the wall of his room. Michael wrote the formula: 3H2SO4(aq) + Cu3(PO4)2(aq) + 6H2O(l) ↔ 2H3PO4(aq) + 3CuSO4(aq)+2H2O(l). This formula is considered as an anhydrous phosphoric acid.