Changes: Octavia Clarke

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Octavia Clarke is Isaac Clarke's mother and was married to Poul Clarke. Not much is known about Octavia, but it is revealed in special text logs obtained after the game that she suffered from depression during her husband´s extended missions. She was encouraged by her psychiatrists to find something meaningful to do, eventually finding solace in the Church of Unitology. She became highly devout in the religion, going so far as to sell off all her assets to the Church of Unitology. This decision would negatively affect her son, Isaac, who would be forced to forego admission to a prominent engineering college - due to lack of finances - and go to a lesser college. Her fate is unknown.

Trivia

Like her husband and son, the name Octavia Clarke references two revered science fiction writers: Octavia Butler and Arthur C. Clarke.

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-'''Octavia Clarke''' is [[Isaac Clarke|Isaac Clarke's]] mother and was married to [[Poul Clarke]]. Not much is known about Octavia, but it is revealed in special [http://deadspace.wikia.com/wiki/Background_Request text logs] obtained after the game that she suffered from depression during her husband´s extended missions. She was encouraged by her psychiatrists to find something meaningful to do, eventually finding solace in the Church of [[Unitology]]. She became highly devout in the religion, going so far as to sell off all her assets to the Church of Unitology. This decision would negatively affect her son, Isaac, who would be forced to forego admission to a prominent engineering college - due to lack of finances - and go to a lesser college. This led to his hatred and distrust for Unitologists and Unitology in general. Her fate is unknown.
+'''Octavia Clarke''' is [[Isaac Clarke|Isaac Clarke's]] mother and was married to [[Poul Clarke]]. Not much is known about Octavia, but it is revealed in special [http://deadspace.wikia.com/wiki/Background_Request text logs] obtained after the game that she suffered from depression during her husband´s extended missions. She was encouraged by her psychiatrists to find something meaningful to do, eventually finding solace in the Church of [[Unitology]]. She became highly devout in the religion, going so far as to sell off all her assets to the Church of Unitology. This decision would negatively affect her son, Isaac, who would be forced to forego admission to a prominent engineering college - due to lack of finances - and go to a lesser college. Her fate is unknown.
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