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* BreakingTheFourthWall: Almost all of the humor surrounding them breaking the fourth wall in some manner, usually in regards to cartoon violence. In ''"The Three Caballeros"'', there's ProductPlacement joke where they can't endorse ''Donald Duck'' merchandise to be sold on the show. Donald's lawyer at the time argues it's not Donald Duck merchandise but ''The Duck Formerly Known as Donald'' merchandise. After some discussion, they consider that acceptable, much to Mickey's incredulity.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: Almost all of the humor surrounding them breaking the fourth wall in some manner, usually in regards to cartoon violence. In ''"The Three Caballeros"'', there's ProductPlacement joke where they can't endorse ''Donald Duck'' merchandise to be sold on the show.show (referencing real-world laws against product placement in children's television). Donald's lawyer at the time argues it's not Donald Duck merchandise but ''The Duck Formerly Known as Donald'' merchandise. After some discussion, they consider that acceptable, much to Mickey's incredulity.
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This is a page listing (original) characters that make up the cast of ''WesternAnimation/HouseOfMouse''.
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This is a page listing (original) characters that make up the cast of ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouseWorks'' and its successor ''WesternAnimation/HouseOfMouse''.
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* OtherMeAnnoysMe: Far more from Ludwig's side because his clone
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[[FinishingEachOthersSentences likes to explain as much as he does]] and he knows what it was like before he had to share the spotlight. She, however, is the one to break up when [[InsufferableGenius Ludwig refuses to make room for her genius]], much to Ludwig's astonishment (and heartbreak).
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* OtherMeAnnoysMe: Far more from Ludwig's side because his clone
clone [[FinishingEachOthersSentences likes to explain as much as he does]] and he knows what it was like before he had to share the spotlight. She, however, is the one to break up when [[InsufferableGenius Ludwig refuses to make room for her genius]], much to Ludwig's astonishment (and heartbreak).
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* TakeThat: Whatever happened behind the scenes that inspired the Censor Monkeys must have been something, because "mean-spirited" is too light a word to use for their first appearance. They stop the short ''"Donald's Charmed Date"'' because it's too violent and without consequences. They want Donald to wear a helmet and pillows and for the sound effects to be replaced by comical ones. At that last demand, [[AnvilOnHead a safe falls on the trio while making a comical sound]] and Mickey [[AsideComment turns to the audience]] to ask, "Was that comical enough?" with one of the most sadistic faces ever drawn on him. Even the nickname "Censor Monkeys" sounds like a nasty nickname the production team must've had for the [[ExecutiveMeddling meddling executives]].
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* TakeThat: Whatever happened behind the scenes that inspired the Censor Monkeys must have been something, because "mean-spirited" is too light a word to use for their first appearance. They stop the short ''"Donald's Charmed Date"'' because it's too violent and without consequences. They want Donald to wear a helmet and pillows and for the sound effects to be replaced by comical ones. At that last demand, [[AnvilOnHead a safe falls on the trio while making a comical sound]] and Mickey [[AsideComment turns to the audience]] to ask, "Was that comical enough?" with one of the most sadistic faces ever drawn on him. Even the nickname their "Censor Monkeys" moniker sounds like a nasty nickname the production team must've had for the [[ExecutiveMeddling meddling executives]].
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* TakeThat: Whatever happened behind the scenes that inspired the Censor Monkeys must have been something, because "mean-spirited" is too light a word to use for their first appearance. They stop the short ''"Donald's Charmed Date"'' because it's too violent and without consequences. They want Donald to wear a helmet and pillows and for the sound effects to be replaced by comical ones. At that last demand, [[AnvilOnHead a safe falls on the trio while making a comical sound]] and Mickey [[AsideComment turns to the audience]] to ask, "Was that comical enough?" with one of the most sadistic faces ever drawn on him. Even the nickname "Censor Monkeys" sounds like a nasty nickname the production team must've had for the [[ExecutiveMeddling meddling executives]]
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* TakeThat: Whatever happened behind the scenes that inspired the Censor Monkeys must have been something, because "mean-spirited" is too light a word to use for their first appearance. They stop the short ''"Donald's Charmed Date"'' because it's too violent and without consequences. They want Donald to wear a helmet and pillows and for the sound effects to be replaced by comical ones. At that last demand, [[AnvilOnHead a safe falls on the trio while making a comical sound]] and Mickey [[AsideComment turns to the audience]] to ask, "Was that comical enough?" with one of the most sadistic faces ever drawn on him. Even the nickname "Censor Monkeys" sounds like a nasty nickname the production team must've had for the [[ExecutiveMeddling meddling executives]]executives]].
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* TakeThat: Whatever happened behind the scenes that inspired the Censor Monkeys must have been something, because "mean-spirited" is too light a word to use for their first appearance. They stop the short ''"Donald's Charmed Date"'' because it's too violent and without consequences. They want Donald to wear a helmet and pillows and for the sound effects to be replaced by comical ones. At that last demand, [[AnvilOnHead a safe falls on the trio while making a comical sound]] and Mickey [[AsideComment turns to the audience]] to ask, "Was that comical enough?" with one of the most sadistic faces ever drawn on him.
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* TakeThat: Whatever happened behind the scenes that inspired the Censor Monkeys must have been something, because "mean-spirited" is too light a word to use for their first appearance. They stop the short ''"Donald's Charmed Date"'' because it's too violent and without consequences. They want Donald to wear a helmet and pillows and for the sound effects to be replaced by comical ones. At that last demand, [[AnvilOnHead a safe falls on the trio while making a comical sound]] and Mickey [[AsideComment turns to the audience]] to ask, "Was that comical enough?" with one of the most sadistic faces ever drawn on him. Even the nickname "Censor Monkeys" sounds like a nasty nickname the production team must've had for the [[ExecutiveMeddling meddling executives]]
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* OutOfFocus: They were present in the second and third episode, but disappeared after that. Their last appearance ended on an ImOkay after they got [[AnvilOnHead another safe on them]].
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** They were present in the second and third episode, but disappeared after that. Their last appearance ended on an ImOkay after they got [[AnvilOnHead another safe onthem]].them]].
** Speak No Evil in particular appears to only be there to complete the MonkeyMoralityPose, as he contributes little to their arguments.
** They were present in the second and third episode, but disappeared after that. Their last appearance ended on an ImOkay after they got [[AnvilOnHead another safe on
** Speak No Evil in particular appears to only be there to complete the MonkeyMoralityPose, as he contributes little to their arguments.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Of a sort. As much as Dennis likes to pelt people with sandwiches (especially Donald Duck), he dislikes it when people pelt ''themselves''.
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* OtherMeAnnoysMe: Far more from Ludwig's side because his clone [[FinishingEachOthersSentences likes to explain as much as he does]] and he knows what it was like before he had to share the spotlight. She, however, is the one to break up when [[InsufferableGenius Ludwig refuses to make room for her genius]], much to Ludwig's astonishment (and heartbreak).
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* OtherMeAnnoysMe: Far more from Ludwig's side because his clone clone
[[FinishingEachOthersSentences likes to explain as much as he does]] and he knows what it was like before he had to share the spotlight. She, however, is the one to break up when [[InsufferableGenius Ludwig refuses to make room for her genius]], much to Ludwig's astonishment (and heartbreak).
[[FinishingEachOthersSentences likes to explain as much as he does]] and he knows what it was like before he had to share the spotlight. She, however, is the one to break up when [[InsufferableGenius Ludwig refuses to make room for her genius]], much to Ludwig's astonishment (and heartbreak).
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* [[Characters/TheLionKingFirstFilm Pumba]]
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: The witch pretends to be a generous host to people lost in her woods, but only as long as she needs to fatten them up and lock them away [[ImAHumanitarian for her own dinner]]. The way she needs a moment before answering the door suggests that she may have also changed her outfit to look more bright and colorful to sell the act.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: The witch pretends to be a generous host to people lost in her woods, but only as long as she needs to fatten them up and lock them away [[ImAHumanitarian for her own dinner]]. The way she needs a moment before answering the door suggests that she may have also changed her outfit and appearance to look more bright and colorful to sell the act.
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* DeadpanSnarker: She has an unimpressed face when Mickey pretends to be too weak to open the oven door to buy some time, and even points into the oven annoyed once she opens it.
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* SilentSnarker: She has an unimpressed face when Mickey pretends to be too weak to open the oven door to buy some time, and even points into the oven annoyed once she opens it.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: The witch pretends to be a generous host to people lost in her woods, but only as long as she needs to fatten them up and lock them away [[ImAHumanitarian for her own dinner]].
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* AdaptationalBadass: A considerably more potent threat than the witch from ''Hansel and Gretel'' is usually portrayed. She uses her magic to herd her prey into a cage and succeeds in capturing them, and even when she's knocked into her own oven, she becomes a ''much'' more dangerous magical threat and isn't even killed by the end of the story.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: The witch pretends to be a generous host to people lost in her woods, but only as long as she needs to fatten them up and lock them away [[ImAHumanitarian for her own dinner]]. The way she needs a moment before answering the door suggests that she may have also changed her outfit to look more bright and colorful to sell the act.
* BondVillainStupidity: She makes one critical error in leaving the cage open while she takes Mickey to the oven, allowing Minnie to escape and get the jump on her.
* DeadpanSnarker: She has an unimpressed face when Mickey pretends to be too weak to open the oven door to buy some time, and even points into the oven annoyed once she opens it.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: The witch pretends to be a generous host to people lost in her woods, but only as long as she needs to fatten them up and lock them away [[ImAHumanitarian for her own dinner]]. The way she needs a moment before answering the door suggests that she may have also changed her outfit to look more bright and colorful to sell the act.
* BondVillainStupidity: She makes one critical error in leaving the cage open while she takes Mickey to the oven, allowing Minnie to escape and get the jump on her.
* DeadpanSnarker: She has an unimpressed face when Mickey pretends to be too weak to open the oven door to buy some time, and even points into the oven annoyed once she opens it.
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* FatteningTheVictim: Downplayed. She only provides Mickey and Minnie one big meal and tries to cook them shortly afterwards.
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* OneWingedAngel: Once she's in the oven, she takes on a new, fiery demon form to attack Mickey and Minnie with.
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* {{Sadist}}: She takes glee in Mickey and Minnie's terror once they realize what she intends to do to them, and their despair when it looks like all hope is lost.
* SapientEatSapient: True to form, she doesn't care that Mickey and Minnie are living sentient people, she's still going to eat them.
* SealedEvilInACan: By the end of the short she doesn't seem to be in danger of perishing thanks to magically turning into a fire demon, but she's still trapped inside her oven with seemingly no way out.
* SapientEatSapient: True to form, she doesn't care that Mickey and Minnie are living sentient people, she's still going to eat them.
* SealedEvilInACan: By the end of the short she doesn't seem to be in danger of perishing thanks to magically turning into a fire demon, but she's still trapped inside her oven with seemingly no way out.
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* TakingYouWithMe: Usually pushing the witch into the oven is the end of her, but this witch is quick enough that she pulls the two mice into the oven with her.
* VileVillainSaccharineShow: ''Mickey Mouse Works'' is pretty light-hearted, but the witch is one of the darkest antagonists featured in the series. She's a NoNonsenseNemesis who lures Mickey and Minnie in solely to eat them, and turns out to be a much more powerful threat than her literary counterpart. ''WesternAnimation/MickeysHouseOfVillains'' even saves her short for very last when the movie takes a darker tone following Jafar's takeover.
* VileVillainSaccharineShow: ''Mickey Mouse Works'' is pretty light-hearted, but the witch is one of the darkest antagonists featured in the series. She's a NoNonsenseNemesis who lures Mickey and Minnie in solely to eat them, and turns out to be a much more powerful threat than her literary counterpart. ''WesternAnimation/MickeysHouseOfVillains'' even saves her short for very last when the movie takes a darker tone following Jafar's takeover.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: "Just like old times".
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* SexyWalk: Performed one when she met Pluto.
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* RememberTheNewGuy: He's created for the show but in-universe he's treated as a well-known and popular Golden Age-cartoon star.
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* [[Characters/TheLionKingFirstFilm Pumba]]
* [[Characters/WhoFramedRogerRabbit Benny the Cab]]
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* [[Characters/TheLionKingFirstFilm Pumba]]
* [[Characters/WhoFramedRogerRabbit Benny the Cab]]
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-> Voiced by: Rod Roddy
Roddy; Creator/KoichiYamadera (Japanese)
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* InformedSpecies: While he does have webbed feet and short tail feathers, Dennis barely resembles a duck.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: The ProductPlacement thing on the show was probably the only time they made real sense given Disney's rep regarding merchandise and the CashCow. However, they were convinced by Donald's weasel lawyer.
* MonkeyMoralityPose: The Censor Monkey are based on the Three Wise Monkeys, which in their case symbolizes their refusal to watch or listen to material deemed too violent. The "speak no evil" moneky simply never talks.
* MonkeyMoralityPose: The Censor Monkey are based on the Three Wise Monkeys, which in their case symbolizes their refusal to watch or listen to material deemed too violent. The "speak no evil" moneky simply never talks.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: The ProductPlacement thing on the show was probably the only time they made real sense given Disney's rep regarding merchandise and the CashCow.cash cow. However, they were convinced by Donald's weasel lawyer.
* MonkeyMoralityPose: The Censor Monkey are based on the Three Wise Monkeys, which in their case symbolizes their refusal to watch or listen to material deemed too violent. The "speak no evil"moneky monkey simply never talks.
* MonkeyMoralityPose: The Censor Monkey are based on the Three Wise Monkeys, which in their case symbolizes their refusal to watch or listen to material deemed too violent. The "speak no evil"
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* ShoutOut: As ''"Dance of the Goofys"'' is an ode to ''{{WesternAnimation/Fantasia}}'', the boy's opening scene is inspired by Chernabog's.
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* ShoutOut: As ''"Dance of the Goofys"'' is an ode to ''{{WesternAnimation/Fantasia}}'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Fantasia}}'', the boy's opening scene is inspired by Chernabog's.
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* BreakOutCharacter: Mr. Pettibone is the only ''Mickey Mouse Works/House of Mouse'' character who's gone on to star in another series, that being ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouseClubhouse''.
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* BreakOutCharacter: BreakoutCharacter: Mr. Pettibone is the only ''Mickey Mouse Works/House of Mouse'' character who's gone on to star in another series, that being ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouseClubhouse''.
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: He was the first new character created for ''Mickey Mouse Works''.
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: The mocking kind of inclusion, as the monkeys are stand-ins for real-life people.
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* ALoadOfBull: He's a bull, he's big, he's threatening, and he can probably punch well [[DavidVersusGoliath when he's not tied up]].
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* MoonLogicPuzzle: Pete tries to sabotage the House of Mouse by messing with the club's air conditioning. To [[IThinkYouBrokeHim break Thermostat]], he demands the ten bucks back the equipment owes him. Thermostat's got only five on him, meaning [[BrokeEpisode he's now broke]].
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* MoonLogicPuzzle: Pete tries to sabotage the House of Mouse by messing with the club's air conditioning. To [[IThinkYouBrokeHim break Thermostat]], Thermostat, he demands the ten bucks back the equipment owes him. Thermostat's got only five on him, meaning [[BrokeEpisode he's now broke]].
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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Unless "Magical" would actually by his real name.
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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Unless "Magical" would actually goes by his real name.
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* PelicanPackagePouch: Donald [[OffScreenTeleportation enters the man's beak and exists the woman's]].
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* PelicanPackagePouch: Donald [[OffScreenTeleportation enters the man's beak and exists exits the woman's]].
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* HairDecorations: Her hair's tied together with a [[GracefulLadiesLikePurple purple]] ribbon.
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* HairDecorations: The woman's hair's tied together with a [[GracefulLadiesLikePurple purple]] ribbon.
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* MoonLogicPuzzle: How does the staff recharge the battery after it's been left without support? By ''[[VisualPun charging]]'' him, [[TheCavalry weapons, trumpet, and banner in hand]].
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* MoonLogicPuzzle: How does the staff recharge the battery after it's he's been left without support? By ''[[VisualPun charging]]'' him, [[TheCavalry weapons, trumpet, and banner in hand]].
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* ShoutOut: As ''"Dance of the Goofys"'' is an ode to ''{{Disney/Fantasia}}'', the boy's opening scene is inspired by Chernabog's.
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* ShoutOut: As ''"Dance of the Goofys"'' is an ode to ''{{Disney/Fantasia}}'', ''{{WesternAnimation/Fantasia}}'', the boy's opening scene is inspired by Chernabog's.
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* CanonForeigner: In a spin-off setting. All the characters in ''"Around the World in Eighty Days"'' are from prior Disney material and some specifically are their selves as they appeared in ''Disney/MickeysChristmasCarol''. The ostrich and the pelican are the sole new faces.
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* CanonForeigner: In a spin-off setting. All the characters in ''"Around the World in Eighty Days"'' are from prior Disney material and some specifically are their selves as they appeared in ''Disney/MickeysChristmasCarol''.''WesternAnimation/MickeysChristmasCarol''. The ostrich and the pelican are the sole new faces.
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* SignatureLaugh: Overlaps with AnnoyingLaugh, as it's often the one, taunting sign where the child has gone to. It sounds something like "heeeh-eh-eh-eh!".
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* SignatureLaugh: Overlaps with AnnoyingLaugh, as it's often the one, taunting sign where the child has gone to. It sounds something like "heeeh-eh-eh-eh!".
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: Almost all of the humor surrounding them breks the fourth wall in some manner, usually in regards to cartoon violence. In ''"The Three Caballeros"'', there's ProductPlacement joke where they can't endorse ''Donald Duck'' merchandise to be sold on the show. Donald's lawyer at the time argues it's not Donald Duck merchandise but ''The Duck Formerly Known as Donald'' merchandise. After some discussion, they consider that acceptable, much to Mickey's incredulity.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: Almost all of the humor surrounding them breks breaking the fourth wall in some manner, usually in regards to cartoon violence. In ''"The Three Caballeros"'', there's ProductPlacement joke where they can't endorse ''Donald Duck'' merchandise to be sold on the show. Donald's lawyer at the time argues it's not Donald Duck merchandise but ''The Duck Formerly Known as Donald'' merchandise. After some discussion, they consider that acceptable, much to Mickey's incredulity.
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* TheFamilyThatSlaysTogether: He and Pete are cousins within a family that traditionally has been depicted as producing more crooks than law-abiding citizens, who depite their criminal life style do get along well and often are in schemes together.
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* TheFamilyThatSlaysTogether: He and Pete are cousins within a family that traditionally has been depicted as producing more crooks than law-abiding citizens, who depite despite their criminal life style lifestyle do get along well and are often are in schemes together.
