Edward Prendick

Edward Prendick is the main character for most versions of the Island of Doctor Moreau. He usually gets shipwrecked and makes it to the Island of Doctor Moreau where he investigates the beastly inhabitants without the doctor's permission.

Versions

 * Predecessors
 * Lemuel Gulliver in Gulliver's Travels
 * Victor Frankenstein in Frankenstein: Both characters are scared of the monster(s) and become paranoid because of it.
 * Book
 * Andrew Prendick in The First Moreau: A taxedermist who studied in College University and the Royal University of Science who gets shipwrecked and trapped on Moreau's schooner after being brought back to life like Frankenstein's monster.
 * Edward Prendick in The Island of Doctor Moreau: After being found eleven months since he went missing, Prendick recalls the story of how he was shipwrecked and wound up on the Island of Doctor Moreau.
 * Movie Adaptations
 * Robert Marston in The Island of the Lost (1921 film): Robert Marston is a man trying to rescue his ex-fiance from the island in case she's rescued by someone else and brought to meet his curent fiance.
 * Edward Parker in Island of Lost Souls (1932 film): A shipwreck survivor of the Lady Vain who angers the drunk captain of his rescue boat and gets knocked onto Moreau's schooner. He plans on escape to return to his wife much to the dissapointment of a Panther Woman who has fallen in love with him. His wife in Apia eventually comes to rescue him.
 * William Fitzgerald in Terror Is a Man (1959 film): After being shipwrecked and landing on Blood Island, William is revived by Dr. Gerard who has brought a Panther with him to the Island. William plans to escape the island with Gerard's wife who also despises the experiment.
 * Unnamed shipwrecked lascar in Bedknobs and Broomsticks: "In the seventeeth century a shipwrecked lascar was taken from the sea half mad with thirst and exposure to the sun. Before he died, he swore he had seen an island ruled by animals."
 * Matt Farrell in The Twilight People (1972 film): He is kidnapped and borught to an island to be turned into a human-animal hybrid himself. He sneaks around and breaks out with many human-animal hybrids.
 * Andrew Braddock in The Island of Dr. Moreau (1977 film): Andrew washes up on shore of the Island of Doctor Moreau with one other living man. The other man is killed by animals while Andrew is saved by Dr. Moreau. Andrew falls in love with a woman named Maria. Eventually the Doctor trying to figure out the mind of his animals turned human decides to do the reverse and turn Andrew into an animal.
 * Edward Douglas in The Island of Dr. Moreau (1997 film): A United Nations negotiator who survives a plane crash in the Java Sea and is rescued by a Montgomery. Unfortunately, Montgomery decides to give Edward special treatment by killing a rabbit to eat, which is seen by one of the beast-folk and escelates into a revolution by the beast-folk to take the island by force.
 * TV adaptations
 * Batman and Catwoman in Tyger, Tyger
 * Homer and Marge Simpson in The Island of Dr. Hibbert
 * Pinky, Brain and Snowball in Pinky and the Brain: Brainwashed: Laboratory animals given intelligence by Dr. Mordough who must now go to his island to stop a plot to take over the world with a brainwashing dance.
 * Games
 * Jack Carver in Far Cry (video game)
 * Kurt Robinson in Vivisector: Beast Within: A soldier who goes to Soreo Island on a mission to rescue Liam Quaid. When his team including his exgirlfriend, Malica Catwalk, apparenly die, he fights cybernetic animals alone.
 * Music
 * Joseph Gian in Eaten Alive: A man who washes up on shore of an island. He's chased by beast-folk and rescued by Diana Ross who unbenownst to him is a panther woman. When he realizes, he runs into a corner and she turns into a panther and proceeds to eat him.

Relationships

 * Charles Prendick: Edward's nephew who supposedly wrote the introduction to The Island of Doctor Moreau.
 * Moreau: The owner of the island that Prendick ends up on. Prendick despises his experimentation.
 * Montgomery: Assistant to Moreau that Prendick can usually relate more to.
 * Catwoman: Edward Prendick has a catwoman love interest in multiple versions. His relationship can be reluctant like with Lota or Diana Ross in Eaten Alive. Or he can be fully involved like with Maria.
 * The Doctor's wife: Prendick is able to be close to Moreau's wife when she exists as a character. These are Mrs. Moreau and Frances Girard.
 * Sayer of the Law:
 * M'ling: Prendick is usually concerned for M'ling's well being.