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'''Mrs. Featherfoffer''' is a recurring character in the cartoon show. She was Arthur's babysitter from the past when he was a little boy, and Arthur disliked her the most, because she was very strict and would force kids to go to bed, especially when it was daytime. In ''[[Misfortune Teller]]'', she was seen carrying groceries and paid [[Buster Baxter|Buster]] when he helped her out. In many later episodes, she is revealed to work at the [[Elwood City Times]]. | '''Mrs. Featherfoffer''' is a recurring character in the cartoon show. She was Arthur's babysitter from the past when he was a little boy, and Arthur disliked her the most, because she was very strict and would force kids to go to bed, especially when it was daytime and when they weren't tired. In ''[[Misfortune Teller]]'', she was seen carrying groceries and paid [[Buster Baxter|Buster]] when he helped her out. In many later episodes, she is revealed to work at the [[Elwood City Times]]. | ||
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[[Category:Rodents]] | [[Category:Rodents]] | ||
Revision as of 04:06, 15 November 2010
| Mrs. Featherfoffer | |
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| Gender | Female |
| Animal | Rat |
| First appeared | Arthur Babysits (flashback) |
Mrs. Featherfoffer is a recurring character in the cartoon show. She was Arthur's babysitter from the past when he was a little boy, and Arthur disliked her the most, because she was very strict and would force kids to go to bed, especially when it was daytime and when they weren't tired. In Misfortune Teller, she was seen carrying groceries and paid Buster when he helped her out. In many later episodes, she is revealed to work at the Elwood City Times.
