Dr. Jinmay Wallace

Dr. Jinmay Wallace (born on January 2, 1979) is Rinnie's medical doctor, later she became one of Rinnie's best friends.

Bio
Dr. Jinmay Wallace was adopted from Tokyo, Japan by headmistress Mandy Alexander. Jinmay was known, as a young orphan, to be curious, and somewhat inquizitive. Her passion was to become the first woman ever to study science.

She was later adopted by Dr. Kari Wallace, former chemist in the University of Arizona. Every evening, Kari would let Jimnay sit on her lap and often listen to her daughter's stories of her discovery on bacteria or, at times, she would help her mother take care of the animals in her lab.

She was quite a loner in her late-teens, but Starla Brown, a big fan of Marie Curie, would become Jinmay's longtime friend till they graduated.

Currently, she works as a lab assistant for her child-hating boss, Dr. Ian Richards.

Role in the movie
Throughout the film, her personality potrayed as a serious, hard-working assistant, determined to help Richards and her fellow employers fund the "Hyde Island" project. Unknown to Jinmay, this was actually part of an evil scheme set by Richards, hoping to sell one of his dangerous chemicals, EvI.

The first person who she saw and even followed on the island was Rinnie Borne (the film's protagonist). But Jinmay soon learn that Rinnie was terrified of doctors, her father died of kidney problems prior the first movie. Jinmay, despite her boss' orders to inject the children, eventually rejects her mission and, shown to be kind and tender towards kids, stopped by Rinnie's hotel room to speak with her.

Reassuring that she's not scary, Jinmay crept towards her, gives her a big hug and returns her doll Rinnie had left in the lab earlier. In the end of the film, Rinnie helped Jinmay exposed Richards and, in return, Jinmay gives Rinnie her eyeglasses, shoes and lab coat to help kids understand how doctors are nice after all (Rinnie is shown tickling Jinmay's barefeet).