Families of Camp Litchfeld: Palmer
Albert Palmer with his two (adult) children Annie and Isaac Palmer.
The Palmer family is a narrative of loss, mystery, and unresolved emotions, marked by the mysterious disappearance of General Jane Palmer and the impact it has had on her family. Albert Palmer, once a prominent figure alongside his wife, has been navigating life in the shadow of her disappearance.
Their children, Annie and Isaac, have each taken their own paths, moving away from the life they once knew at Camp Litchfeld.
Albert: Albert Palmer is a deeply devoted and grieving husband, whose life has been irrevocably altered since the disappearance of his wife, General Jane Palmer.
Living in an off-grid home that he built himself, Albert’s life is a testament to his commitment to preserving the memory of Jane and finding answers about her disappearance. His isolation is both a sanctuary and a prison, as it allows him to focus on his personal quest while also amplifying his sense of loss. The home is filled with mementos of Jane, and Albert spends much of his time researching and exploring various conspiracy theories in hopes of uncovering the truth behind her vanishing.
One of Albert’s most consuming projects is building a robot designed to resemble Jane Palmer. All done in secret, of course.
Annie: Annie Palmer, the couple’s eldest child, has followed a path vastly different from what her parents might have envisioned. Her life took an unexpected turn after college when she became involved in an alien-worshipping cult and relocated to Redmond Canyon.
Isaac: Isaac Palmer, the younger sibling, chose a more conventional path by attending college to study literature. His current life is centered around his studies and personal growth, reflecting a move towards a different kind of fulfillment compared to his sister’s and father’s choices.










