↑ Because her husband has the surname " Mitchell" and her sister has the surname " Dearing" and is not married, it can be assumed that her surname before marrying Scott was "Dearing".Assuming she was 21 when she had Zach in 1999, then she was born no later than 1978 As Claire's older sister, Karen must have been born earlier. ↑ According to "The Evolution of Claire", Claire was a Freshman in college in 2004 and thus was 18 or 19 and born in 1985 or 1986.Karen rejoiced when she saw her children and sister alive and well, where she embraced them. However, her prototype depicted her smiling instead of her being serious like in the final version. Her minifigure has a double sided head, one side showing her serious while the other shows her scared. Karen and Scott reached Jurassic World by the morning after the incident had ended and worriedly searched the droves of wounded people for their family members. A minifigure of Claire Dearing is included in the LEGO Jurassic World set 75917 Raptor Rampage.
At the end of their phone call, Claire vowed to take the following day off to spend with her nephews. But she was disappointed at the fact that Claire was putting them off to work and quickly began sobbing at the fact her entire family was drifting apart, noting Zach and Gray’s sibling rivalry. Sometime during the vacation, Karen dismissed herself from a business meeting to check-up on Claire and see how she and the boys were doing. Karen saw Zach and Gray off at the airport, where she narrowly avoided another argument with her husband due to his negativity and pessimism, and jokingly reminded them to run if something chased them, not knowing how useful this information would be to them during their visit. However, the vacation was simply a front so Karen and Scott could finish filing their divorce papers without their sons interfering. In 2015, Karen felt it was a good idea to send Zach and Gray to spend some time with their Aunt Claire, who they barely knew and decided to send them on a vacation to Jurassic World.
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