Dr. Brennan is a forensic expert who is good at finding clues to solve cases from the remains of victims. The FBI often turns to Dr. Brennan and her team for help when they find victims whose bodies are completely decomposed and only unrecognizable skeletons remain. The inspiration for the creation of Bones comes from the real life of forensic anthropologist and novelist Kathy Reichs. The protagonist Dr. TEMPERANCE Brennan is a forensic anthropologist who works for the Jefferson Society and writes novels as a sideline. Because of her special talent, she can find clues that ordinary people can hardly find based on the remains of the victims. The court forced her to assist the police in solving homicide cases where the bodies are severely decomposed, burned or destroyed, making ordinary autopsy methods powerless. Brennnan has equally talented colleagues in the Jefferson Society Forensic Laboratory, including Angela Montenegro, who likes to pick up handsome guys and can simulate and reproduce the original crime scene with three-dimensional images. Brennan's assistant Zack Addy has an incredibly high IQ and has won several doctoral titles at the same time. Jack Hodgins is an expert in insects, spores and minerals, but he likes to play tricks. There is also Brennan's boss, Dr. Daniel Goodman, the director of the laboratory. Brennan also often has to deal with special agent Seeley Booth, who was a sniper in the army and did not trust science and scientists when solving cases. Brennan and Booth often have friction in work and life, but the dramatic thing is that there is no enemy without a meeting, and the two of them finally have a wonderful spark... by: m.yakubd.cc