- "You don't need to pretend like everything's fine Jake. I want you to know if you're every in any sort of trouble, I just want you to know that you can always come to me. You can trust me."
- ―Miss Fairchild to Jake.
Rachel Fairchild is a Biology teacher at Perry Middle School, and had taught Jake Wheeler's class.
Chucky: Season 1 (2021)[]
While walking around the class during a frog dissection, she finds Jake is hesitant because of his fear of seeing blood. She reassures him that he will be fine before walking away. Suddenly the students are sent a group text message about a fake GoFundMe Lexy set up for Jake. The bell then rings to dismiss class, and Jake gives Miss Fairchild his Chucky doll to keep until he sells it. She stops Lexy from leaving, telling her to take the fundraiser page down and explaining that she was a lot like her at her age, being entitled, arrogant but secretly terrified about the real world. She then writes her a detention slip, but Lexy warns that her parents will sue the school if she is penalized. Unimpressed, she leaves Lexy alone in her classroom to get Principal McVey, but returns to find her terrified and taking off in a hurry. Before leaving herself, Miss Fairchild locks the Chucky doll in her metal cabinet and exits the room with the key.
The following week, she is approached by Detective Evans to talk about Jake's recent involvement with multiple murders. She refuses to give any information about her students, so Detective Evans is forced to walk away. After school, she finds Jake and informs him that she asked his aunt Bree, uncle Logan and Lexy's parents to come in for a meeting that night. Believing the thing between him and Lexy has gotten out of hand, the parents are needed to help diffuse the situation. She mentions that he doesn't need to pretend like everything's fine, and that if he's every in trouble he can trust her. A few days later after four people are found dead in Hackensack, Miss Fairchild attempts to ease the students' discomfort by telling them their feelings are normal and they can always talk to her. Before she can begin class, Detective Evans knocks on the door. Miss Fairchild leaves the class to talk with her in the hallway.
When Principal McVey is killed during the town hall meeting, Detective Evans finally makes her move. While her class is watching a nature film, Miss Fairchild is arrested and charged with three counts of homicide for the murders of McVey, Oliver, and Detective Peyton. Her students Devon and Lexy try to insist that she is innocent and they know who did it, but they are ignored and she is taken to the police station. In the interrogation room, Detective Evans explains that she is the prime suspect as she was the last person to see McVey alive, she was next in line for her job, and her fingerprints were found everywhere in the office and the crime scene. She also mentions Miss Fairchild's juvie record, and questions if McVey learned of her delinquent past. With the mass killings at the theatre and more bodies found, Miss Fairchild is deemed to be innocent and her charges are dropped. She drives Jake, Devon and Lexy to the Hackensack Cemetery to pay their respects to Junior and his parents.
Chucky: Season 2 (2022)[]
The following year, after Michelle Cross is murdered, Miss Fairchild is called to take Jake, Devon and Lexy into her care as none of them have any next of kin. She immediately hugs them, and offers Lexy her condolences for the loss of her mother. As soon as they are alone, the kids ask Miss Fairchild for her help without any police involved, and reveal to her about Chucky's existence. She discloses to them that she had a feeling about that doll, and agrees to help them hunt Chucky down to save Caroline.
Chucky: Season 3 (2023)[]
Miss Fairchild is officially made the legal guardian of Jake, Devon and Lexy. When Tiffany, who is believed to be Jennifer Tilly, is arrested and charged for first-degree murder, Miss Fairchild takes the trio to testify against her for breaking into Lexy's house and kidnapping her sister Caroline. She takes them back to the courtroom to hear Tiffany's guilty verdict, and gives Jake a hug as they are all relieved.
By October, she decides to have a conversation with them about their education, as she has been homeschooling them. She tries to cut them some slack for everything that happened to them and the amount of schooling they missed, but wants to stay strict on their testing to avoid having them fall behind. She writes them an assessment exam to see where they are education-wise, which all three do poorly on. As she sees they are very far behind in comparison to their peers, she decides to start a lesson plan to help "mold those squishy little minds into founts of knowledge". However, just before she starts, she happens to look at the news on her phone and spots the President's son Henry carrying a Good Guy doll. She rushes over to Jake, Devon and Lexy, who have already figured out that this is Chucky. As the three have already decided that they have to go after him, she refuses to let them leave as it is too dangerous. They explain to her that they feel responsible for allowing Chucky to get away twice, and that they have to stop him from killing more innocent people. Relenting, Miss Fairchild agrees to let them go, but she is coming with them.
Miss Fairchild talking with Charlotte.
She drives Jake, Devon and Lexy to Washington D.C. to meet with the President's son Grant, whom they believe will be their in to gain access to the White House. Before they go into the coffee shop, Miss Fairchild reminds them that she will stay in the car, and if things go sideways they will all meet back at their hotel room. Luckily their meeting with Grant was successful, and the three end up being invited to the White House Halloween party. They return to the hotel room, but Lexy and Miss Fairchild leave to grab something to eat. When they come back, they happen to see Jake and Devon attempting to get intimate. Miss Fairchild decides to take this opportunity to talk to the two boys about practicing safe sex. As Jake and Devon are very uncomfortable discussing this with Miss Fairchild, she instead gives them papers to read over. Before she leaves, she reassures them that they can come to her if they ever have any questions.
As Grant's mother Charlotte is unsure of him inviting Jake, Devon and Lexy to the White House Halloween party, Miss Fairchild is asked to meet with the First Lady. She explains to Charlotte how even though the three teenagers have gone through so much tragedy, it has only made them more compassionate, sensitive, and they have fought very hard to keep their newfound family unit together. Playing on the recent death of Charlotte's son Joseph, Miss Fairchild convinces her that the three have been able to put aside their grief and act just as like normal kids in their friendship with Grant.
Death[]
Miss Fairchild's death.
During their conversation, Charlotte receives a text on her phone and excuses herself, leaving Miss Fairchild alone. Briefly walking around the room, she sits down on a chair positioned in front of an American flag on a pole. While she wipes off her glasses, Chucky jumps onto her back and uses the flag to smother her head. Although she tries to free herself, Miss Fairchild eventually succumbs to the suffocation and collapses to the ground, dead. Stealing her phone, Chucky calls Charlotte to inform her of his recent kill, and then FaceTimes Jake, Devon and Lexy to taunt them about making them all orphans again.
Despite her death, Miss Fairchild's ghost still lingers in the White House. While Pryce and Charlotte are talking in her office, they both see the American flag in her room suddenly contort to show Miss Fairchild's head being suffocated within the flag. Her head thrashes around a few times before the flag topples to the ground.
Trivia[]
- Miss Fairchild is Chucky's 75th victim since Child's Play.
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