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For other uses of "Mary", see Mary (disambiguation).

Mary
Mary
Grade 3rd
Gender Female
Animal Sheep
Hair color White
Complexion Pink
Book debut Arthur's Off to School
Cartoon debut "Arthur's Eyes"

Mary[1][2] is a third grader in Miss Sweetwater's class at Lakewood Elementary.

The first time she spoke was in the episode, "Arthur's Substitute Teacher Trouble" as she spoke to one of her classmates and most likely friends, 3rd Grade Male Dog about the clouds in the sky. The second time she spoke was in the episode, "Buster Baxter, Cat Saver" and the third time took place in the episode, "Arthur and the Square Dance" when she said "Whoahh!" during the square dance at the school as she and the entire class fell to the ground, and the fourth time in "The Lousy Week". She is relatively a nice student as seen in many episodes.

In "Little Miss Meanie", her new name is revealed to be either Philomena Peckensniff or Griselda Dorffman. Wizard Academy, however, calls her Mary.

Physical appearance[]

Mary is a sheep with a cream complexion. She wears a light gray turtleneck, a light yellow sweater over the turtleneck, dark yellow shorts, gray belt, yellow belt buckle, and brown loafers. She has blonde hair. In the episode, "D.W. Swims with the Fishes" she wore a light blue colored swimsuit.

Quotes[]

Yeah, it's so cute.

—Mary describing a bunny-shaped cloud, "Arthur's Substitute Teacher Trouble"

I just love Buster-sicles

—Mary, "Buster Baxter, Cat Saver"

Oh, it feels so expensive!

—Mary describing Muffy's hat, "The Lousy Week"

Welcome, Arthur's sister!

—Mary to D.W., "Francine's Big Top Trouble"

(gasp) "Let's get out of here! This place is weird."

—Mary, Arthur and the Haunted Treehouse

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Production notes[]

  • Her name was never said on the show, but it was on her character modelsheet.

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3rd Grade Friends 5
The full image gallery for Mary (3rd grader) may be viewed at Mary (3rd grader)/Gallery.

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