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{{Character infobox|image=Portia Demwiddy.png|gender=Female|animal=Poodle|hair=Light blonde|cartoon first appeared = "[[Little Miss Meanie]]"|portrayer = [[Ashley Botting]]}} | {{Character infobox|image=Portia Demwiddy.png|gender=Female|animal=Poodle|hair=Light blonde|cartoon first appeared = "[[Little Miss Meanie]]"|portrayer = [[Ashley Botting]]}} | ||
'''Portia Demwiddy''' is a beauty queen who was a contestant in the [[Little Miss Crocus]] pageant. | '''Portia Demwiddy''' is a beauty queen who was a contestant in the [[Little Miss Crocus]] pageant. | ||
She first appears during the tour of the pageant scene where she callously tells Muffy and Lydia to drop out of the pageant, since they would have the seeming unfair advantages of being rich and crippled respectively, though she does it in the politest demeanor as she can to try to make herself sound caring. The girls, however, see right through her as the snob and bully that she is and decide to make sure she doesn't win, especially after she attempts to suck up to the judges with a curtsey. | |||
They at first think of sabatoging Portia during the pageant (with ideas of putting glue in her hairspray and inflating her costume with helium), but decide against it after realizing they'd be no better a bully than she is. | |||
During the talent section of the pageant, Portia is the last contestant to go on, and is able to impress everyone at first with a brilliant ballet routine. However, in the middle of her performance, the spotlight shining on her malfunctions and goes out, much to her dismay. | |||
Upon being told that the malfunction will take awhile to fix, and that she'll have to complete her routine without it, Portia refuses (insisting she needs the spotlight), angrily deems the situation unacceptable, demands that someone be fired, and throws a temper tantrum on stage to everyone's shock. The host then closes the curtain on her. | |||
She is not seen for the final decision of the pageant, implying that she was disqualified or her parents pulled her out of the competition as a result of her tantrum. | |||
[[Category:Minor characters]] | [[Category:Minor characters]] | ||
[[Category:Poodles]] | [[Category:Poodles]] | ||
Revision as of 20:55, 8 September 2015
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| Gender | Female |
| Animal | Poodle
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| Hair color | Light blonde
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Portia Demwiddy is a beauty queen who was a contestant in the Little Miss Crocus pageant.
She first appears during the tour of the pageant scene where she callously tells Muffy and Lydia to drop out of the pageant, since they would have the seeming unfair advantages of being rich and crippled respectively, though she does it in the politest demeanor as she can to try to make herself sound caring. The girls, however, see right through her as the snob and bully that she is and decide to make sure she doesn't win, especially after she attempts to suck up to the judges with a curtsey.
They at first think of sabatoging Portia during the pageant (with ideas of putting glue in her hairspray and inflating her costume with helium), but decide against it after realizing they'd be no better a bully than she is.
During the talent section of the pageant, Portia is the last contestant to go on, and is able to impress everyone at first with a brilliant ballet routine. However, in the middle of her performance, the spotlight shining on her malfunctions and goes out, much to her dismay.
Upon being told that the malfunction will take awhile to fix, and that she'll have to complete her routine without it, Portia refuses (insisting she needs the spotlight), angrily deems the situation unacceptable, demands that someone be fired, and throws a temper tantrum on stage to everyone's shock. The host then closes the curtain on her.
She is not seen for the final decision of the pageant, implying that she was disqualified or her parents pulled her out of the competition as a result of her tantrum.
