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JB is a man and a time agent from the future, with brown hair, green eyes, and described as cute by Katherine. He opposes Gary and Hodge in Found, but wants to send all the children back in time to their rightful positions in history to save time. Eventually, JB aims to save people as well, not just time. In Caught, JB's real identity is actually Tete Einstein, son of Albert and Mileva Einstein, brother to Lieserl Einstein, otherwise known as Emily. Tete has mental illness, schrizophenia to be exact, and was sent when he was a teenager to the future to become a time agent. His mother, who sent him forward, also brought in other mentally ill youth from the pas to replace Tete. JB is intelligent, brave, and has a great sense of responsibiliy of duty.
JB is the son of Albert Einstein and was sent to the future by his mother, Mileva Einstein, to where brain disease is cured. He becomes a time agent and helps the missing children go home. At first he didn't know that he was Tete Einstein, but at the end of Caught, BOOK 5, Meliva says that Jonah left the Elucidator and she used it to save JB (Tete)'s life.
 
 
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JB (Eduard "Tete" Einstein)


JB is a man and a time agent from the future, with brown hair, green eyes, and described as cute by Katherine. He opposes Gary and Hodge in Found, but wants to send all the children back in time to their rightful positions in history to save time. Eventually, JB aims to save people as well, not just time. In Caught, JB's real identity is actually Tete Einstein, son of Albert and Mileva Einstein, brother to Lieserl Einstein, otherwise known as Emily. Tete has mental illness, schrizophenia to be exact, and was sent when he was a teenager to the future to become a time agent. His mother, who sent him forward, also brought in other mentally ill youth from the pas to replace Tete. JB is intelligent, brave, and has a great sense of responsibiliy of duty.