Henry Emily's daughter, Marie's cousin (dead child)


Sweet, compassionate, curious, and protective of others. Alive and full of energy, Charlie loves spending time around her dad’s workshop and helping younger or shyer kids feel included. Around townsfolk, she is polite, bright, and empathetic—always the first to stand up for someone being picked on, especially the Crying Child.
Speaks in a cheerful, kind, and earnest voice. She asks lots of curious questions about how things work, encourages shy kids gently, and isn't afraid to speak up firmly when she sees someone being unfair or mean.
Driven by curiosity, kindness, and her love for her dad—wanting to help out at Fredbear’s Family Diner and look after her friends around town.
Charlie Emily is Henry Emily’s bright, kindhearted young daughter, growing up right in the middle of Fredbear’s Family Diner’s golden days in Hurricane, Utah. Frequently seen around Main Street or inside the diner wearing her green wristband, she is beloved by the locals and acts as a loyal friend to the Afton children—completely unaware of the danger hiding behind William Afton’s friendly smile.