Bree's parents
Bree's parents were portrayed in early episodes as strict and overprotective. They homeschooled Bree and limited her contact with the outside world for what seemed to be religious reasons. Both parents have traveled extensively; they met in England, lived in New Zealand when Bree was young, and lived in motels across the United States before finally settling down in Southern California.
Bree saw her parents be taken away by Lucy and a Deacon shortly after they asked that she be excused from participating in the ceremony. She's had virtually no contact with them since, but she was able to meet with her father on December 30th, and she learned that her parents are not her biological ones. She was greatly shaken by this revelation and the subsequent loss of her "father", who was apparently killed when he defected from the Order. Bree's adoptive mother lives, but Bree has not sought contact with her because her father said she had a higher place in the Order and remained loyal.
Father
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| Portrayed by | Greg Goodfried | ||||
Bree's father was first shown in the series in a brief shot of his lower body in "The Tolstoy Principle (and Dad "talks" to Daniel)".
He studied medicine at Oxford and has done research for several biotech companies, himself specializing in ribozymes. Though none of these companies has been mentioned by name, Daniel once found a box with a mysterious symbol that Bree recognized. This discovery led him to one of the company's warehouses, which he broke into and found a box of the medicine Bree's father had once been administering to her in preparation for the ceremony.
Bree's father met her mother while he was studying medicine at Oxford. They met by chance at a performance of the Tom Stoppard play "[[Rosencrantz
