In Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the human clone raised by Benjamin Lockwood is Maisie Lockwood.
Maisie is introduced as the granddaughter of Benjamin Lockwood, John Hammond’s former partner in the development of dinosaur cloning. She lives at Lockwood Manor under the care of household staff and is fascinated by the dinosaurs connected to her family’s history.
The film later reveals that Maisie was not Benjamin’s biological granddaughter. She was cloned from his deceased daughter, Charlotte Lockwood, making her a human genetic duplicate. This revelation expands the franchise’s ethical questions beyond resurrecting extinct animals and asks whether cloning a person changes that person’s identity or rights.
Maisie’s discovery is central to the film’s ending. After learning that she is human rather than a dinosaur, she releases the captured dinosaurs into the wild, linking her personal choice to the film’s wider conflict over whether the animals should remain controlled, isolated, or allowed to spread beyond the former park environments.