== Use of quotation marks == 
 I believe that the use of quotes around words like "martyred" and phrases like 'life in Palestine' (both in the intro) are either in violation of WP:AWT or are simply gramatically incorrect.  Quotes are most commonly used in text to signal actual quotations or to signal ironic usage.  (The full list of all seven uses can be found here).  In this case I think it would be factually incorrect to say that the quoted portions I listed above were ironically used when the intro clearly indicates that we are speaking withing the context of the show.  By this I mean that the show doesn't say Farfour was "martyred" but rather that he was martyred (without quotes).  The way it has been edited now is the syntactic equivalent of changing the description (randomly taken from the Big bird article) from: 
 :the six-foot yellow bird can roller skate, ice skate, dance, sing, write poetry, draw and even ride a unicycle. 
 to 
 :the six-foot yellow bird can "roller skate", "ice skate", "dance", "sing", "write poetry", "draw" and even "ride a unicycle." 
 Such ironic usage in the context of the show is simply incorrect despite the fact that we the audience in the real world know that the giant mouse was not literally martyred.  If instead the quotes are intended to provide quotations then I would suggest that they be expanded into clear quotation length (more than one word), and that they be properly cited.  I propose the removal of these quotation marks and potentially others like them. 
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