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* ObliviouslyEvil: Mr. Trout and Mr. Pickles, who both believe they are the good guys. They waver throughout the movie, though, and eventually [[spoiler: switch to the side of good, for good]], in the final showdown.
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* ObliviouslyEvil: Mr. Trout and Mr. Pickles, who both believe they are the good guys.guys and the boxtrolls are evil. They waver throughout the movie, though, and eventually [[spoiler: switch to the side of good, for good]], in the final showdown.
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'''[[SmarterThanYouLook Mr. Trout]]''': Aromatic? Oakey? With the undertone of a mother's smile on a warm spring day?\\
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'''[[SmarterThanYouLook Mr. Trout]]''': Aromatic? Oakey? Oaky? With the an undertone of a mother's smile on a warm spring day?\\
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Snatcher's henchmen. Trout and Pickles aren't bad men, and are in fact convinced they're doing Cheesebridge a service by getting rid of the "evil" boxtrolls (though Mr. Trout starts to have some doubts about this as the movie goes on). The same cannot be said, however, for the vicious and sadistic Mr. Gristle.
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Snatcher's henchmen. Trout and Pickles aren't bad men, and are in fact convinced they're doing Cheesebridge a service by getting rid of the "evil" boxtrolls (though Mr. Trout starts to have some doubts about this as the movie goes on). The same cannot be said, however, for the vicious and sadistic Mr. Gristle.
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* FatIdiot: Beautifully averted with Trout. He seems to be the smart one of the trio, and his official bio states that he enjoys Shakespeare and French poetry.
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* FatIdiot: Beautifully averted with Trout. He seems to be the smart one of the trio, and his being able to identify the tastes of cheese poetically. His official bio states that he enjoys Shakespeare and French poetry.
