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{{Character Info |
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|status = Dead |
|status = Dead |
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| − | |name = |
+ | |name = Steven Clark |
|image = Placeholder other.png |
|image = Placeholder other.png |
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| − | |family = [[Madison Clark]] - Former Wife<br>[[Nicholas Clark| |
+ | |family = [[Madison Clark (Fear)|Madison Clark]] - Former Wife <small>''(Deceased)''</small><br>[[Nicholas Clark (Fear)|Nicholas Clark]] - Son <small>''(Deceased)''</small> <br>[[Alicia Clark (Fear)|Alicia Clark]] - Daughter<br>(Unnamed) - Unborn Daughter <small>''(Deceased)''</small><br>(Unnamed) - Mother-In-Law <small>''(Deceased)''</small><br>(Unnamed) - Father-In-Law <small>''(Deceased)''</small> |
|gender = Male |
|gender = Male |
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| + | |hair = Black <small>''(Possibly)''</small> |
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| − | |hair = Unknown |
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| − | |age = |
+ | |age = Early 40s |
| − | |occupation = |
+ | |occupation = Construction Worker <small>''(Pre-Apocalypse)''</small> |
| − | |cause of death = |
+ | |cause of death = Car accident. <small>''(Pre-Apocalypse, Suicide)''</small> |
| + | |death episode = "[[Los Muertos]]" <small>''(Pre-Apocalypse, Confirmed Fate)''</small> |
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|ethnicity = Caucasian-American}} |
|ethnicity = Caucasian-American}} |
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| + | {{Quote|You're always tired when you get home from work, you just skip dinner and go to your room and if I go in there to talk to you it's like you do listen and I can tell you hear me but it's not like you're there. You used to be there and then you stopped and I don't know why you did that. Fathers are supposed to show sons how to be a man the world but I guess the world is too much for you.|[[Nicholas Clark (Fear)|Nicholas]] about his father.|Grotesque}} |
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| − | '''Stephen Clark'''<ref>[https://www.yahoo.com/tv/fear-the-walking-dead-dave-erickson-the-dog-129051639530.html 'Fear the Walking Dead' Postmortem: Showrunner Dave Erickson on the Military Invasion, Rivalries, and a Tobias Return]</ref> is a character mentioned in [[AMC|AMC's]] [[Fear The Walking Dead|''Fear The Walking Dead'']]. He is the former husband of [[Madison Clark]], and the father of [[Nicholas Clark|Nicholas]] and [[Alicia Clark]]. |
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| + | '''Steven Clark''' is a character mentioned in [[AMC]]'s ''[[Fear The Walking Dead]]''. He is the former husband of [[Madison Clark (Fear)|Madison Clark]], and the father of [[Nicholas Clark (Fear)|Nicholas]] and [[Alicia Clark (Fear)|Alicia Clark]]. |
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==Pre-Apocalypse== |
==Pre-Apocalypse== |
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| + | ===[[Los Angeles, California]]=== |
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| − | ===Location Unknown=== |
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| − | All that is known about |
+ | All that is known about Steven's life is that at some point, he met and fell in love with Madison Clark, with whom he had a son, Nicholas, and a daughter, Alicia, and an unnamed daughter before Alicia who was stillborn. He passed away several years before the apocalypse in a traffic collision, and the family spent a great deal of time mourning his death. Alicia mentions that he used to play Monopoly with them frequently, always insisting upon playing as the shoe piece. |
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| + | Later in the episode "[[Los Muertos]]", Madison revealed to Strand that Steven "headed straight towards death", implying that he committed suicide by driving towards another vehicle for a head-on collision. She later lied to Nick and Alicia that the reason of his death was that he fell asleep behind the wheel after working late. This is confirmed in "[[Date of Death]]", where Madison finally reveals to Alicia that her father committed suicide. His suicide note also read "I love you all, but enough is enough". |
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| + | ==Death== |
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| + | ;Killed By |
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| + | *Himself ''(Pre-Apocalypse, Suicide)'' |
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| + | Some point before the apocalypse, Steven kills himself by deliberately driving into oncoming traffic. |
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| + | ==Killed Victims== |
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| + | This list shows the victims Steven has killed: |
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| + | *Himself ''(Pre-Apocalypse, Suicide)'' |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *In the Clark house, there are writings on the wall that says he appeared to be 5' |
+ | *In the Clark house, there are writings on the wall that says he appeared to be 5'8" (1.73 m) tall. |
| + | *In an early interview regarding the series, it was stated that Steven died 6 years before the apocalypse, making Nick age 13 and Alicia age 11 at the time of his death. However, it is revealed in a flashback in "[[Grotesque]]" that Nick was around 16-18 when his father died, putting Alicia at around 14-16 years old.<ref>http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/fear-walking-dead-premiere-spoilers-817004 'Fear the Walking Dead' Boss Breaks Down the Series Premiere</ref> |
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| + | *From Nick's description of his father to [[Gloria (Fear)|Gloria]] and Steven's suicide, he most likely had a severe form of depression. |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Revision as of 01:18, 24 May 2020
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| “ | You're always tired when you get home from work, you just skip dinner and go to your room and if I go in there to talk to you it's like you do listen and I can tell you hear me but it's not like you're there. You used to be there and then you stopped and I don't know why you did that. Fathers are supposed to show sons how to be a man the world but I guess the world is too much for you.
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Steven Clark is a character mentioned in AMC's Fear The Walking Dead. He is the former husband of Madison Clark, and the father of Nicholas and Alicia Clark.
Pre-Apocalypse
Los Angeles, California
All that is known about Steven's life is that at some point, he met and fell in love with Madison Clark, with whom he had a son, Nicholas, and a daughter, Alicia, and an unnamed daughter before Alicia who was stillborn. He passed away several years before the apocalypse in a traffic collision, and the family spent a great deal of time mourning his death. Alicia mentions that he used to play Monopoly with them frequently, always insisting upon playing as the shoe piece.
Later in the episode "Los Muertos", Madison revealed to Strand that Steven "headed straight towards death", implying that he committed suicide by driving towards another vehicle for a head-on collision. She later lied to Nick and Alicia that the reason of his death was that he fell asleep behind the wheel after working late. This is confirmed in "Date of Death", where Madison finally reveals to Alicia that her father committed suicide. His suicide note also read "I love you all, but enough is enough".
Death
- Killed By
- Himself (Pre-Apocalypse, Suicide)
Some point before the apocalypse, Steven kills himself by deliberately driving into oncoming traffic.
Killed Victims
This list shows the victims Steven has killed:
- Himself (Pre-Apocalypse, Suicide)
Trivia
- In the Clark house, there are writings on the wall that says he appeared to be 5'8" (1.73 m) tall.
- In an early interview regarding the series, it was stated that Steven died 6 years before the apocalypse, making Nick age 13 and Alicia age 11 at the time of his death. However, it is revealed in a flashback in "Grotesque" that Nick was around 16-18 when his father died, putting Alicia at around 14-16 years old.[1]
- From Nick's description of his father to Gloria and Steven's suicide, he most likely had a severe form of depression.
References
- ↑ http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/fear-walking-dead-premiere-spoilers-817004 'Fear the Walking Dead' Boss Breaks Down the Series Premiere