| Sarah Vernon | |
|---|---|
| |
| Season | 2, 3 |
| Ability | Immune to troubles Immunity only. |
| Occupation | Army Nurse Helping the Troubled |
| First Appearance | Fear & Loathing |
| Last Appearance | Thanks For The Memories |
| Relationships | James Cogan (son) Nathan Wuornos (lover) Arla Cogan (daughter in law)† Vince Teagues (friend) Dave Teagues (friend) Mara (original identity) Veronica (previous identity)Lucy Ripley (next identity) |
| Appeared In | 3 Episodes |
| Status | Alive |
| Actor | Emily Rose |
Sarah Vernon is the 1950s alter ego of Mara who would later go by the names of Lucy Ripley and Audrey Parker.
She is the mother of James Cogan, and the mother-in-law of Arla Cogan.
Background[]
Sarah Vernon came to Haven in 1955 as an Army Nurse accompanying home Stuart Moseley, a traumatized war veteran. When arriving in Haven, she had a small romantic relationship with a time-travelled Nathan Wuornos, who, believing he may not return to his version of Sarah, consented to his own romantic attractions. Following this liaison, Sarah conceived their child, James Cogan.
Sarah would later reluctantly kill Roy Crocker in self-defense. She also helped Nathan return to his own time with the help of the Troubled man who sent him back into the past: Stuart. Shortly after, she decided to stay in Haven, and it is in this town where she gives birth to her son. Sarah chose to give him to the Cogans and promised the wife, June, that she would not come back for him. The Cogans named him "James Cogan".
Before Sarah's disappearance, she, along with Vince and Dave, attempted to blow up the Barn meant to take her away, but were unsuccessful. She then admits to the brothers that James' father (whose identity she has told no one) wasn't even born yet. It is uncertain whether or not Sarah was aware that both men loved her, especially Vince.
Sarah would not return to Haven for 27 years, and by the time she did, she had a new identity: Lucy Ripley.
Appearances[]
| Season Two | ||||
| A Tale of Two Audreys: Absent |
Fear & Loathing: Appears |
Love Machine: Absent |
Sparks and Recreation: Absent |
Roots: Absent |
| Audrey Parker's Day Off: Absent |
The Tides That Bind: Absent |
Friend or Faux: Absent |
Lockdown: Absent |
Who, What, Where, Wendigo?: Absent |
| Business As Usual: Mentioned |
Sins of the Fathers: Mentioned |
Silent Night: Absent | ||
| Season Three | ||||
| 301: Absent |
Stay: Absent |
The Farmer: Absent |
Over My Head: Absent |
Double Jeopardy: Absent |
| Real Estate: Absent |
Magic Hour: Part 1: Mentioned |
Magic Hour: Part 2: Mentioned |
Sarah: Appears |
Burned: Absent |
| Last Goodbyes: Absent |
Reunion: Absent |
Thanks For The Memories: Appears | ||
| Season Four | ||||
| Fallout: Absent |
Survivors: Mentioned |
Bad Blood: Absent |
Lost and Found: Absent |
The New Girl: Mentioned |
| Countdown: Absent |
Lay Me Down: Mentioned |
Crush: Absent |
William: Absent |
The Trouble With Troubles: Absent |
| Shot in the Dark: Absent |
When the Bough Breaks: Mentioned |
The Lighthouse: Absent | ||
| Season Five | ||||
| See No Evil: Mentioned |
Speak No Evil: Absent |
Spotlight: Absent |
Much Ado About Mara: Absent |
The Old Switcheroo: Part 1: Absent |
| The Old Switcheroo: Part 2: Absent |
Nowhere Man: Absent |
Exposure: Absent |
Morbidity: Absent |
Mortality: Absent |
| Reflections: Mentioned |
Chemistry: Mentioned |
Chosen: Mentioned | ||
| New World Order: Absent |
Power: Absent |
The Trial of Nathan Wuornos: Absent |
Enter Sandman: Absent |
Wild Card: Absent |
| Perditus: Absent |
Just Passing Through: Absent |
Close to Home: Absent |
A Matter of Time: Absent |
Blind Spot: Absent |
| The Widening Gyre: Absent |
Now: Absent |
Forever: Absent | ||
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