carl was the father of emma on friends.
carl was the father of emma on friends.
who is the father of emma on friends?
carl
from a middle-class background, she is the daughter of dci frank keane from the department of professional standards, but is determined to prove that she earned her position in the police force on merit rather than nepotism. emma came across as smart and fun-loving. after graduating from university, emma trained at hendon for five weeks before being posted to sun hill, and completed her training there, recently graduating from her probationary period. after being involved in an incident where a fellow policeman was killed, emma was convinced that inspector gina gold was bullying her. she made a formal complaint but it was not until they worked together on a rape case that she realised gina was not really bullying her and tried to withdraw the complaint. unfortunately, she goes to see the superintendent and he tells her his hands are tied on the matter but the complaint was later withdrawn. while dating cps solicitor matt hinckley, emma had a one-night stand with will fletcher, emma later agreed to marry matt out of guilt for cheating on him. however, the night before her wedding, she opened up to matt and told him about the brief affair. matt got his friends to beat up will but during the course of the next day will punched matt and they agree not to press charges against each other. emma and matt get married and both go back at work after their honeymoon. shortly after the wedding, matt reveals that he wants to start a family with emma fairly soon but she does not feel ready. later, when emma finds out that matt lied to her about his ex-girlfriend being dead, she confronts him with evidence that she is still alive. the two have an argument and matt attempts to strangle her. she hit him on the head with a vodka bottle, which is just within reach. matt later claimed that emma tried to kill him but was arrested, following an investigation into the incident. after the incident, emma grew closer to will. emma was killed when she attempted to evacuate a building she suspected was threatened by a terrorist attack. in the absence of her sergeant, callum stone, emma was forced to attempt the evacuation alone, until a bomb went off with emma inside. when stone arrived, he attempted frantically to revive the pc, but to no avail. stone is racked with guilt at emma's death, and that he may have been able to do something about it, had he been where he should have. he later took his frustration out on sergeant smith, and the two sergeants are pulled apart by a furious inspector gold.
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mr. woodhouse adopted a laissez faire parenting style when it came to raising emma. in fact, most of the time it seems that emma is parenting her father, taking on the role of both daughter and mother, at the young age of twelve, in the wake of her mother's death. emma is entirely responsible for the wellbeing of her father and therefore encumbered to stay with him. her father is a selfish but gentle man and does not approve of matrimony. if emma were to marry he would lose his caretaker. this is not to say that emma feels restrained by her father, in fact quite the opposite, emma has the power over the world she inhabits. the narrator announces at the start of the novel: “the real evils of emma’s situation were the power of having rather too much of her own way, and a disposition to think a little too well of herself; these were the disadvantages which threatened alloy to her many enjoyments” (austen, 1). while mr. woodhouse lacks as a father figure, mr. knightley acts as a surrogate father to emma. mr. knightley is not afraid to correct emma's behavior and tell her what she needs to hear. mr. knightley reprimands emma when he learns of her match-making games and later when emma is extremely rude to miss bates. still, the reader cannot ignore the developmental damage that has been caused by mr. woodhouse's indifferent parenting style as emma struggles to form healthy adult relationships.
emma (novel)