Cruella De Vil (Descendants)

Cruella De Vil is a character who appears in the Disney Channel Original Movie Descendants. She is one of the villains imprisoned on the Isle of the Lost, and is the mother of Carlos De Vil.
She is based on the character of the same name from Disney's 1961 animated film One Hundred and One Dalmatians.
==Background==
Cruella treats her son like a servant. When she mentions that she would miss him if he went to Auradon, she explains "who would touch up my roots, fluff my fur, and scape the bunions from my feet?" She raised Carlos to be cynophobic (afraid of dogs), explaining that she was a "dog yellerer" - an expert. She seems to have gone slightly mad over the twenty years she has been trapped on the island, given that she usually talks to a toy puppy head on her jacket she named Baby. When she sees that Carlos has adopted a dog named Dude, she thinks it would make a good pair of earmuffs. However, for the very first time, she is told off by her son, who had gained courage from his time in Auradon. "FYI, your dog is stuffed; so give it a rest!" Jafar laughed at her for getting "burned"/dissed by her son. This mockery later led all four villains including Maleficent and the Evil Queen to squabble in embarrassment in front of their kids.
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==See also==
*Cruella De Vil
*Cruella De Vil (101 Dalmatians)
*Cruella De Vil (Once Upon a Time)
*Cruella De Vil (Cruella)
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