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In some media, such as at the Arthur attraction at the Boston Children's Museum and on an Arthur puzzle by Ravensburger, she is depicted with a pale green jacket with green spots. | In some media, such as at the Arthur attraction at the Boston Children's Museum and on an Arthur puzzle by Ravensburger, she is depicted with a pale green jacket with green spots. | ||
===Alternate apparel=== | ===Alternate apparel=== | ||
She also wears a light purple nightgown with dark purple linings and the occasional winter wear consisting of a dark pink top with a black skirt. She is also seen wearing a karate uniform. She also wears a purple one-piece swimsuit with a red collar. | She also wears a light purple nightgown with dark purple linings and the occasional winter wear consisting of a dark pink top with a black skirt. She is also seen wearing a karate uniform. She also wears a purple one-piece swimsuit with a red collar. | ||
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Some of Fern's major flaws stem from her stubbornness and headstrong attitude, which can be very trying to others at times and can potentially lead to arguments, including a particularly venomous altercation with Francine. | Some of Fern's major flaws stem from her stubbornness and headstrong attitude, which can be very trying to others at times and can potentially lead to arguments, including a particularly venomous altercation with Francine. | ||
As evidenced, she has a quick wit for playing tricks, and can express herself with drawings. Her drawings are not known to be fancy paintings such as Muffy's, but are simple yet effective caricatures. On one occasion got revenge on Francine. | As evidenced, she has a quick wit for playing tricks, and can express herself with drawings. Her drawings are not known to be fancy paintings such as Muffy's, but are simple yet effective caricatures. On one occasion got revenge on Francine. | ||
[[David Read]] invited his college friend Mr. Ratburn to stay with them. The class thought Arthur cheated on the test, and Fern made an angry drawing for both him and Mr. Ratburn. | [[David Read]] invited his college friend Mr. Ratburn to stay with them. The class thought Arthur cheated on the test, and Fern made an angry drawing for both him and Mr. Ratburn. | ||
Another occasion she thought of an even more elaborate scheme to successfully fool Brain into believing a yarn concerning giant worms. This scheme impressed Binky Barnes. ([[Draw!]], [[War of the Worms]], [[The Rat Who Came to Dinner]], [[Fernlets by Fern]].) | Another occasion she thought of an even more elaborate scheme to successfully fool Brain into believing a yarn concerning giant worms. This scheme impressed Binky Barnes. ([[Draw!]], [[War of the Worms]], [[The Rat Who Came to Dinner]], [[Fernlets by Fern]].) | ||
In the special "Arthur: It's Only Rock 'n' Roll", it is revealed that she is a great singer. | In the special "Arthur: It's Only Rock 'n' Roll", it is revealed that she is a great singer. | ||
Fern also has a small talent for acting, as seen in "[[No Acting, Please]]". In that same episode, she is also a great ad-libber, as she helps Grandma Thora overcome forgetting her lines by making a speech that fits into the theme of the play, with the audience never knowing the difference. | Fern also has a small talent for acting, as seen in "[[No Acting, Please]]". In that same episode, she is also a great ad-libber, as she helps Grandma Thora overcome forgetting her lines by making a speech that fits into the theme of the play, with the audience never knowing the difference. | ||
