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Charles Stowe is a character in AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. He is the husband of Ilene Stowe and the father of Jessica Diaz.
Pre-Apocalypse
United States
Charles Stowe is an American man married to his wife, Ilene, and has a daughter named Jessica. Before the outbreak, he and his family planned a wedding for Jessica and Oscar to be held at the Rosarito Beach Hotel in Baja California, Mexico.
Post-Apocalypse
Season 2
"Do Not Disturb"
Charles was in Rosarito with his family, celebrating his daughter's wedding at the hotel, despite the rumors and stories of the outbreak threatening to close the border. While Jessica and Oscar danced, he and his wife debated when they should leave Mexico and return to the United States. He then gets up for the father-daughter dance with Jessica to the applause of his wedding guests. However, during the dance, he suffered a heart attack and reanimated a few moments later, taking a bite out of Jessica's cheek. As panic ensued in the ballroom, Elena locked everyone inside in an effort to contain the situation. Since there was no mention of him being put down, he may still be a walker.
Death
- Killed By
- Heart Attack (Alive)
While Charles is dancing with Jessica, he suffers from a heart attack, dies, and then reanimates. It's unknown if he was ever put down.
Killed Victims
This list shows the victims Charles has killed:
- Jessica Diaz (Infected, Alive)
- Christina (Infected, Indirectly Caused, Alive)
- Possibly a few unnamed wedding guests (Infected)
Relationships
Allies
- Rosarito Beach Hotel
- Ilene Stowe † - Wife
- Jessica Diaz † - Daughter
- Oscar Diaz † - Son-In-Law
- Andrés Diaz †
- Mrs. Diaz †
- Elena Reyes
- Hector Reyes
Appearances
Fear the Walking Dead
Season 2
- "Do Not Disturb" (Flashback)
Trivia
- The casting call for Charles used the name Father of the Bride.[1]
- He was described as "He works hard to provide for his family. A kind of man who usually bends to his daughter's wishes, but on the rare occasion he has to say no. He can also reason."