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After [[Eden McCain|Eden]]'s death, [[Mr. Bennet]] tracks down Eden's father; he is now much older but still an alcoholic. Eden's father's disinterest in his daughter enrages Mr. Bennet, and he exclaims that Eden overcame her past and died a hero. Eden's father finally shows some remorse, saying "I'm sorry. It's not my fault..." Walking away, Mr. Bennet tells [[The Haitian]] to "Don't erase everything. Leave the guilt." |
After [[Eden McCain|Eden]]'s death, [[Mr. Bennet]] tracks down Eden's father; he is now much older but still an alcoholic. Eden's father's disinterest in his daughter enrages Mr. Bennet, and he exclaims that Eden overcame her past and died a hero. Eden's father finally shows some remorse, saying "I'm sorry. It's not my fault..." Walking away, Mr. Bennet tells [[The Haitian]] to "Don't erase everything. Leave the guilt." |
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Revision as of 16:51, 2 January 2007
| Eden's father | |
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| First appearance | Life Before Eden |
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| Gender | |
| Residence | Mr. Ellis's home |
| Significant other | Eden's stepmother |
| Sibling | Eden McCain |
Eden's father abandoned Eden when she was very young, leaving her in the hands of her stepmother.
Character History
Graphic Novel:Life Before Eden
Eden's father and stepmother are constantly arguing. After one particularly bad night, he leaves and never returns.
Graphic Novel:Fathers and Daughters
After Eden's death, Mr. Bennet tracks down Eden's father; he is now much older but still an alcoholic. Eden's father's disinterest in his daughter enrages Mr. Bennet, and he exclaims that Eden overcame her past and died a hero. Eden's father finally shows some remorse, saying "I'm sorry. It's not my fault..." Walking away, Mr. Bennet tells The Haitian to "Don't erase everything. Leave the guilt."
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