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FAMILY FILE • MOTHER • EYEBROW PRESERVATION UNIT

Karen Fairchild

Dewey's mom. Protective. Practical. Not especially interested in starting over in Alaska. Also interested in keeping Dewey's eyebrows attached to his face.

THE ALASKA FILE

She does not want to start over either.

Karen tells Dewey that the possible move is a grown-up family decision and asks him to trust his parents, even while admitting that she also does not want to leave everything behind.

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

Please do not burn the driveway.

When Dewey plans a school experiment comparing how quickly several flammable liquids burn, Karen responds with the sort of questions a person asks when they enjoy having a house, a driveway, and a child with eyebrows.

DEWEY'S PROBLEM

Parents are harder when they are yours.

Dewey is used to studying other families from a safe investigative distance. Karen and Don make that impossible. The Alaska case forces him to listen to people he loves instead of treating them like entries on a client form.

CLARA'S THREE-BOOK PERSONNEL UPDATE

Karen Fairchild across the office files.

Same person. Different year, different cases, different things happening around the desk.

BOOK 1 • PARENT PROBLEM SOLVER

Karen Fairchild

Karen is Dewey's mother, balancing his fears with the reminder that the Alaska decision belongs to the adults while also worrying about his safety and family stability.

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BOOK 2 • TEACHER PROBLEM SOLVER

Karen Fairchild

Karen remains the practical center of the Fairchild household and reveals that she once taught and still hopes to open a school one day.

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People in this file: Dewey Fairchild

BOOK 3 • SIBLING PROBLEM SOLVER

Karen Fairchild

Dewey's mother remains part of the Fairchild household routine, calls him Dewbert, manages family logistics, and ultimately learns the truth about the hidden office.

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OPEN ANOTHER DRAWER

Same office. Different drawer.

Cases, chronology, people, connections, places, objects, snacks, sayings, and Clara's search cabinet are different ways into the same Book 3 file.