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Close up of Charles Fiske's face in the introduction
Close up of Charles Fiske's body and autopsy report
Charles Fiske is a former associate of Edward Carnby and Christopher Lamb in Bureau 713 who was found dead under strange circumstances after travelling to Shadow Island. He appears as a minor character in The New Nightmare.
Background[]
Once a old friend and partner of Edward Carnby, Charles was found dead in 2001 on Shadow Island, where he was searching for three special tablets. He was a member of MOL, with Edward Carnby. During the time in the order, Edward Carnby befriended him and eventually they broke away together. Charles Fiske is the owner of the detective agency where Frederick Johnson finds Edward.
Involvement[]
Frederick Johnson notifies Carnby of Fiske's death and convinces Carnby to go to Shadow Island. Carnby is going to Shadow Island to find the real people behind Fiske's death. Eventually Carnby finds out that Fiske worked with Christopher Lamb and Bureau 713. Ultimately, he starts to suspect Fiske never came to Shadow Island, as he would not have the patience and prudence to hide himself from the Creatures of the Darkness, and that, nevertheless, he was killed by a bullet in the heart. As a result, Carnby hypothesizes Lamb and Johnson are actually the two responsible for his death. Towards the end of the adventure, Johnson contacts Carnby, and reveals he suspects Lamb killed Fiske, as he was discovering too much about the Morton and their connection with Lamb.
Game Boy Color[]
Charles Fiske plays a larger role in the Gameboy Color version of The New Nightmare. Like in the other version, he was killed by Alan Morton right after the latter was transformed into a monstrous form by the ugly statue, but his spirit was able to contact Carnby via a Mirror in the Morton Mansion, and later in a special amulet. He helps Carnby in the game.
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Trivia[]
• Although he is only seen in the intro FMV, he bears a strong resemblance to the original design of the original series' Edward Carnby.
See also[]
External links[]
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