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“Some things, some memories, are best left undisturbed.” |
Jenny Emily, also known as Aunt Jen, is a supporting character of the Five Nights at Freddy's novel series. After Henry's suicide, she takes custody of his orphaned daughter, Charlie.
The Freddy Files Description: "Jen stepped in as Charlie's guardian after the death of her father, Henry. She taught Charlie to be ready for the harshness of the world, which is the reason why Charlie is so independent. Aunt Jen believes painful memories are better left forgotten."
Physical Appearance[]
Jen is described to be a tall middle-aged woman with dark hair and dark blue eyes similar to marble.
In the graphic novels, Jenny is depicted having short curly brown hair and wearing glasses. In flashbacks, a young Jen is shown having long curly brown hair and wearing a pink cardigan sweater over a white shirt and a long light-brown skirt.
Personality[]
Charlie described her as loving but severe, as she taught Charlie self-reliance above almost anything else.
History[]
Backstory[]
- Note: Information gathered from TSE, TTO, and TFC are grouped together to make the placement less confusing.
Jenny was the sister of Henry Emily, who had two kids: Sammy Emily, her nephew, and Charlotte Emily, her niece. It's unknown whether Jenny was married or had kids.
After Charlotte's death, Henry went into a deep depression and poured his agony into a rag doll for two months, bringing it to life. Henry believed that the rag doll had the spirit of his late daughter and decided to build four robotic copies of her, each replicating his daughter's state of growth. One day, Henry showed Jen the first robot, the toddler copy of Charlie (who gets later repurposed as Ella.) She told him that he could still reunite with his wife and son, the remaining part of his family that Henry left behind, but he didn't listen to her.
In July of 1985, after five children went missing at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, Henry built a robot to commit suicide. Before he ended his life, he wrote a suicide letter to Jenny telling her to take care of Charlie. After his suicide, Jenny went to pick Charlie up from school and told her that her father died. Jenny told Charlie that she was going to spend a couple of days with her. Jen brought her back to Henry’s house to get some clothes. Jenny carried Charlie up to her room and told her to pack her things in a suitcase. Even though Charlie couldn't fit all of her clothes, Jen assured her that they would come back for the rest, but they never did.
For ten years, Jenny takes care of Charlie, teaching her how to be independent. She also paid off the mortgage of her brother's home but was still paying property taxes. When Charlie reached her teenage years, Jen took her to her brother's house to switch the child copy of Charlie to the teenage copy. Jen owned an old blue Honda, but before she let Charlie have it, she taught her how to change a tire, check the oil, and know the basic parts of the engine.
The Silver Eyes[]
Jenny is mentioned multiple times by Charlie. Jen didn't directly encourage Charlie not to attend the scholarship ceremony dedicated to Michael Brooks, but she wasn't pleased about her returning to Hurricane. She let Charlie use her car and packed emergency supplies in the trunk of her Honda.
The Twisted Ones[]
After the The Silver Eyes, Jen had her first fight with Charlie. Charlie told her that she wanted to return to Hurricane, but Jen declined. Months later, when the actual narrative takes place, Charlie asked her and insisted that she's returning to Hurricane, but Jen still declined. Then they started arguing fiercely. Jenny told Charlie that she wanted her to be independent and stronger than Henry. Ultimately, Charlie left to Hurricane.
At the end of the book, Jenny sees her niece dead inside Twisted Freddy holding her free arm.
The Fourth Closet[]
Jen's death scene, Graphic Novel #3: The Fourth Closet.
Jen pulled Charlie out of a pile of scrap from a junkyard and took her to her home located in Silver Reef, where she was living for some time, and repaired her. Jen then kept Charlie locked inside a small chest. She also has Henry's suicide robot stored in one of the closets of her home.
Theodore's head kept repeating the phrase, "Shining Star, Silver Reef." John and Jessica then venture out to Silver Reef and found Aunt Jen in a house on top of a hill. They have a conversation with her, stating that she owes them an explanation, but they were interrupted by someone knocking on the door. John and Jessica are told to hide. The one knocking on the door was Baby, disguised as Charlie much to Jen's shock and confusion. They have a conversation that John couldn't hear. Soon as the realization kicked in on what was going to happen to her, Charlie advanced on Jen twice, the second time grabbing her by the throat. She then threw her against the wall several times before ultimately ripping her stomach open with Jen's last words being "I've always … loved you … Charlie." Upon hearing the screams, John and Jessica take the third Charlie, the real one, whom they found in the chest, and decide to make a run for it. As they were escaping, John saw Aunt Jen's dead body with her stomach ripped open.
John and Charlie later return to her home, forcing them to see her dead body with Charlie later avenging her aunt by using the suicide bot to kill Baby although she too dies in the process.
Gallery[]
The Silver Eyes: The Graphic Novel[]
The Twisted Ones: The Graphic Novel[]
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