Charles

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Charles
Biography Information
Species	Human
Gender	Male
Age	Unknown (Adult)
Skin Color	Unknown
Hair Color	Unknown
Eye Color	Unknown
Job Description
Occupation	Fazbear Funtime Service Quality Assurance
Affiliation	Fazbear Entertainment LLC
Career Status	Active
Misc. Information
First Appearance	Five Nights at Freddy's AR: Special Delivery (Email)

Charles D. is on the Quality Assurance team for the Fazbear Funtime Service, corresponding with coworkers in some Five Nights at Freddy's AR: Special Delivery emails.

Physical Description

Charles is not seen in the game.

Personality

Charles often attempts to bring attention to some of the more aggressive tendencies of the service's animatronics, but his concerns are usually dismissed. TBA.

History

Charles' first known email "Still can't reproduce the issue" is an update to Nora regarding an issue Research and Development had with the new toy model. QA has tried everything they can think of, but could not replicate the eyes changing color before the behavioral matrix went haywire, asking how sure she is about it.

Nora responds, explaining it was only one report from a guy, who she caught sleeping on the job twice just this week. Believing he was probably just imagining things, she asks what is the worst that could happen and simply instructs Charles to note it in the log as "Cannot Reproduce". If they do not move onto the rest, they will never meet the new deadline. Due to Toy Bonnie's ingame behavior, Charles assumedly did exactly as Nora told him to.

Charles' next email, "Circuit board changes?", is directed to Tristan, apologizing for the disturbance, and asking to confirm there were no changes in regards to the circuit board side of things. He cites the documentation, which states there to only be external changes to the plush suit, but some of the testers are swearing the behavioral matrix is kind of aggressive.

Tristan replies to confirm the accuracy of the documentation, and the only adjustments are external ones to the plush suit. R&D has not even touched the holiday release. Tristan sarcastically asks if Charles' people think a computer controlled animatronic can manage to get into the holiday spirit and reprogram itself, when it is just a machine controlled by a circuit board that has to do what they tell it to, and nothing else.

Nora sends one last email in advance to excessively reiterate to Charles that R&D have not touched the animatronics, in an attempt to stop him before he gets any ideas. If he has any further questions, he should go send them to Tristan, sarcastically remarking how she is sure he would love to hear from Charles.

Charles thanks Nora for letting them know. The testers were complaining about the aggressiveness, but Charles will let them know it is nothing to worry about.

Trivia

• In total, Charles only has six e-mails.
• Charles signs his emails with “CD”, indicating "D" to be the first letter of his surname.

E-Mails

Still can't reproduce the issue

“Still can't reproduce the issue We've tried everything we can think of here to reproduce the issue you were seeing with the new Toy model, but can't seem to get it to happen here. Are you sure about the eyes changing color before the behavioral matrix went haywire? CD” — From: Charles (QA), To: Nora (R&D)

Re: Still can't reproduce the issue

“Re: Still can't reproduce the issue It was only the once, and only one of the guys reported it. I've caught him sleeping on the job twice this week, too, so he's probably just imagining things. Honestly, what's the worst that could happen? Just note it in the log as "Cannot Reproduce" and move on to the rest, or we're never going to meet the new deadline. Nora” — From: Nora (R&D), To: Charles (QA)

Circuit board changes?

“Circuit board changes? Hey Tristan, Sorry to bother you, but wanted to confirm that there were no changes on the circuit board side of things? The documentation says it's just external changes to the plush suit, but some of the testers here are swearing the behavioral matrix is kinda, well, aggressive. CD” — From: Charles (QA), To: Tristan (Compliance Team)

Re: Circuit board changes?

“Re: Circuit board changes? The documentation is accurate. The only adjustments are external alterations to the plush suit - R&D hasn't even touched the holiday release. What do your people think, a computer controlled animatronic can somehow get into the holiday spirit and reprogram itself? It's just a machine controlled by a circuit board. It has to do what we tell it to and nothing more. Tristan” — From: Charles (QA), To: Tristan (Compliance Team)

Are we doing this again?

“Are we doing this again? I'm heading this off at the pass before you get any ideas. R&D HAS NOT TOUCHED THE ANIMATRONICS. You have any other questions, go send them to Tristan. I'm sure he'd love to hear from you. Nora” — From: Nora (R&D), To: Charles (QA)

Re: Are we doing this again?

“Re: Are we doing this again? Hey Nora, Thank you for letting us know. The testers are complaining about the aggressiveness, but I'll let them know to not worry about it. CD” — From: Charles (QA), To: Nora (R&D)