Abigail and Amelia Gabble

Abigail and Amelia Gabble are supporting characters of Disney's 20th full-length animated feature film . They speak British with a British accents.
They are 2 twin British geese who are twin-sisters and the nieces of Uncle Waldo.
They are voiced by Monica Evans and the late Carol Shelley.
==Appearance==
Abigail and Amelia are 2 twin white British geese. They can be distinguished by their bonnets they were - Abigail wears a blue bonnet, and Amelia wears a pink bonnet.
==Biography==
===The Aristocats===
Abigail and Amelia are first seen walking down the path near the river, when they spot Thomas O'Malley attempting to get to shore by hanging on to a tree branch. They mistakenly think that he is attempting to learn to swim, despite his attempts at an explanation, they try to encourage him by threatening to cut the vine. O'Malley panics and accidentally lets go of the vine and promptly sinks. Realizing their mistake, the two geese dive and rescue him.
On shore, they meet Duchess and her kittens. Amelia and Abigail introduce themselves, explaining that they are twins from England and are touring France, with the intention of going to Paris. O'Malley is still annoyed at them, and makes a sarcastic comment, but the geese are oblivious. The geese initially think that he is Duchess's husband, and are scandalized to find that he is not. They immediately whisper between themselves about various features that suggest that O'Malley is untrustworthy. However, the geese offer to travel with the cats to Paris. They place the cats in a "V" shape, similar to how geese fly, with O'Malley at the rear end, and set off.
In Paris, they pass by a restaurant. Flying out of the restaurant is the twins' Uncle Waldo, who apparently had been in line to be the dinner special. The twins are happy to see him, but quickly realize that he is drunk. Waldo reveals that the chef has basted him in white wine, despite Waldo preferring British sherry. O'Malley remarks that he must have been marinated, given his drunken state. Because Waldo is beginning to get loud, Amelia and Abigail begin escorting their inebriated uncle away. The twins bid farewell to the group of cats and head off. In the end, Amelia and Abigail are seen singing "Everybody Wants to Be a Cat" along with Uncle Waldo in Madame's mansion.
===House of Mouse===
Abigail and Amelia can be seen in crowd shots on House of Mouse.
==Gallery==
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==Trivia==
*Monica Evans and Carole Shelley, actually English citizens, would both later appear together again in Robin Hood as Maid Marian and Lady Kluck, respectively. Maid Marian and Lady Kluck, like the Gabble sisters, are both British, too. Lady Kluck, Shelley's character, is also a bird, but she is a chicken.
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