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Randall Dean Clark (Feb. 5th, 2053- Jan. 2124) (known as "The Father in the Cave" by the Sorrows tribe) was a survivalist and former soldier inhabiting Zion National Park after the Great War of 2077. Through notes that Clark left on computer terminals throughout Zion and in his duffle bag, a sort of autobiography unfolds, beginning with the war and the loss of his family to the bombs. Clark's tale details how he waited out the worst of the radiation, then set out into the light once more, adapting to the new flora and fauna as it, too, adapted to this new world. It mentions him helping others survive, as well as raining vengeance on those who would butcher innocents. It shows him becoming "The Father", his life ending with the rebirth of a group of children into the Sorrows tribe and Clark

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Charlotte Clark - wife Alex Clark - son Sylvie Clark - 2nd wife Michael Clark - unborn son

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Randall Dean Clark (Feb. 5th, 2053- Jan. 2124) (known as "The Father in the Cave" by the Sorrows tribe) was a survivalist and former soldier inhabiting Zion National Park after the Great War of 2077. Through notes that Clark left on computer terminals throughout Zion and in his duffle bag, a sort of autobiography unfolds, beginning with the war and the loss of his family to the bombs. Clark's tale details how he waited out the worst of the radiation, then set out into the light once more, adapting to the new flora and fauna as it, too, adapted to this new world. It mentions him helping others survive, as well as raining vengeance on those who would butcher innocents. It shows him becoming "The Father", his life ending with the rebirth of a group of children into the Sorrows tribe and Clark unwittingly immortalized as their deity.