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|gender = Female | |gender = Female | ||
|animal = Monkey | |animal = Monkey | ||
|family = [[Ed Crosswire]] (husband),<br>[[Muffy Crosswire|Muffy]] (daughter),<br>[[Chip Crosswire|Chip]] (son) | |||
|family = [[Ed Crosswire]] (husband) <br> | |||
[[Muffy Crosswire]] (daughter) <br> | |||
[[Chip Crosswire]] (son) | |||
|cartoon first appeared = "[[Arthur Goes to Camp (episode)|Arthur Goes to Camp]]" | |cartoon first appeared = "[[Arthur Goes to Camp (episode)|Arthur Goes to Camp]]" | ||
|cartoon last appeared = "[[Muffy Takes the Wheel]]" | |cartoon last appeared = "[[Muffy Takes the Wheel]]" | ||
|book first appeared = [[Arthur Goes to Camp (book)]]}} | |book first appeared = [[Arthur Goes to Camp (book)|Arthur Goes to Camp]]}} | ||
'''Millicent Crosswire'''<ref>{{quote|Not funny, Millicent. No Crosswire was ever alergic to money.|[[Ed Crosswire]]|"[[Poor Muffy]]"}}</ref> is the mother of [[Muffy]] and [[Chip Crosswire]] and the wife of [[Ed Crosswire]]. She loves shopping, but in the episode "[[Lights, Camera, Opera!]]," she says that she likes opera even more. She is 40 years old as Muffy mentioned in "[[Arthur's Treasure Hunt]]". | |||
'''Millicent Crosswire '''is the mother of [[Muffy]] and [[Chip Crosswire]] and the wife of [[Ed Crosswire]]. She loves shopping, but in the episode "[[Lights, Camera, Opera!]]," she says that she likes opera even more. She is 40 years old as Muffy mentioned in "[[Arthur's Treasure Hunt]]". | |||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
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==Careers== | ==Careers== | ||
Millicent does not have her own personal jobs, although she enjoys helping out with her husband at [[Crosswire Motors]] and also enjoys being the hostess of fancy parties at the [[ | Millicent does not have her own personal jobs, although she enjoys helping out with her husband at [[Crosswire Motors]] and also enjoys being the hostess of fancy parties at the [[Crosswire Estate]]. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Arthur goes to camp - crosswire family.jpg|Millicent (second from right) in the book ''Arthur Goes to Camp'' | Arthur goes to camp - crosswire family.jpg|Millicent (second from right) in the book ''Arthur Goes to Camp'' | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==References== | |||
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[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Parents]] | [[Category:Parents]] | ||
Revision as of 00:10, 24 September 2013
| Millicent Crosswire | |
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| Gender | Female |
| Animal | Monkey
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| Family | Ed Crosswire (husband), Muffy (daughter), Chip (son)
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Millicent Crosswire[1] is the mother of Muffy and Chip Crosswire and the wife of Ed Crosswire. She loves shopping, but in the episode "Lights, Camera, Opera!," she says that she likes opera even more. She is 40 years old as Muffy mentioned in "Arthur's Treasure Hunt".
Appearance
Millicent is a monkey who is depicted with a pale complexion, short auburn hair, a green headband, a pink shirt with a row of three buttons and a fish symbol, turquoise shoes, and a yellow wristwatch. Her original design was seen in a Crosswire family portrait inside of a tent at camp on a page in Arthur Goes to Camp, first published in 1982. In her original design, she had short brown curly hair at the top of her head, brown monkey fur, and was wearing a gray blouse and a necklace. She was absent for over 10 years, and was brought back in the cartoon in Season 1, and completely redesigned.
Careers
Millicent does not have her own personal jobs, although she enjoys helping out with her husband at Crosswire Motors and also enjoys being the hostess of fancy parties at the Crosswire Estate.
Gallery
Millicent (second from right) in the book Arthur Goes to Camp
References
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"Not funny, Millicent. No Crosswire was ever alergic to money."
– Ed Crosswire, "Poor Muffy"
