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Tropes associated with Sweet William:

* ArmCannon: His "mouse slapper" device that he orders from a catalog in one episode, an arm cannon that shoots nets at the mice. Rather SteamPunk if you consider the time period and setting.
* AscendedExtra: only appears as a background character in ''Fievel Goes West'', but is the main villain in some episodes of ''Fievel's American Tails''.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: In "Babysitter Blues" when Yasha escapes Fievel and wanders into Sweet William's lair, the usually evil cat can't bring himself to eat such a cute little creature, and later saves her from Cat R. Waul.

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[[folder: Characters From "The Treasure of Manhattan Island"]]

!!Cholena
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Cholena is the daughter of the Chief of an underground tribe of Native American mice, who fled underground with the arrival of European settlers in Manhattan. Fievel befriends her and brings her up to the surface in an effort to prove that European mice aren't bad.
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