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In Fern's story, Uncle Cyrus kidnapped [[Polly|Polly the Parrot]], the pride of the Cirque de Fauteuil, to protect her. He brought her to the [[Congo]], but the [[Grey Dove]] also came to try to steal her. After [[Virgule Watteau|Watteau]] and [[Detective Bastings|Bastings]] defeat the Grey Dove, Cyrus does not return Polly to the circus because the thing that she wanted the most was her freedom. | In Fern's story, Uncle Cyrus kidnapped [[Polly|Polly the Parrot]], the pride of the Cirque de Fauteuil, to protect her. He brought her to the [[Congo]], but the [[Grey Dove]] also came to try to steal her. After [[Virgule Watteau|Watteau]] and [[Detective Bastings|Bastings]] defeat the Grey Dove, Cyrus does not return Polly to the circus because the thing that she wanted the most was her freedom. | ||
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[[Category:Fantasy Characters]] | [[Category:Fantasy Characters]] | ||
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Revision as of 02:10, 24 December 2014
| Cyrus | |
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 Ladonna as "Uncle Cyrus" | |
| Gender | Male |
| Animal | Rabbit
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| Hair color | Red
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| Job | Clown
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Uncle Cyrus is a fictional character in one of Fern's stories, based on Ladonna's Uncle Silas.
In Fern's story, Uncle Cyrus kidnapped Polly the Parrot, the pride of the Cirque de Fauteuil, to protect her. He brought her to the Congo, but the Grey Dove also came to try to steal her. After Watteau and Bastings defeat the Grey Dove, Cyrus does not return Polly to the circus because the thing that she wanted the most was her freedom.
