Dodo Bellacourt

“	Ha! Majestic no more!	”			— Dodo Bellacourt, Season 1, Episode 2: "Divorce"	— Dodo Bellacourt, Season 1, Episode 2: "Divorce"
Dodo Bellacourt 	Dodo Bellacourt
 	
Full Name: 	Dodo Bellacourt
Nicknames: 	Madame, The Lady of the House
Hometown: 	Unknown
Occupation(s): 	Family matriarch
Personal Status 	Personal Status
Birth: 	Unknown
Age: 	Unknown
Race: 	White
Gender: 	Female
Physical Appearance	Physical Appearance
Hair: 	Grayish black, usually worn up
Eye: 	Brown
Skin: 	Light
Misc: 	Wears glasses
Family 	Family
Grandparents: 	"Great Grand-no-no"
Spouse: 	Commodore Bellacourt (husband)
Children: 	Hortense Bellacourt (eldest daughter), Lillian Bellacourt (middle daughter), Beatrice Bellacourt (youngest daughter), Fredrick Bellacourt (son)
Connections 	Connections
Friends: 	Peepers, Mark Twain
Lovers 	Peepers
Enemies: 	Chair
Series Information 	Series Information
First Appearance: 	"Pilot"
Played By: 	Paget Brewster
Dodo BellacourtAnother Period (2016, May 26). In Wikipedia. Retrieved May 30, 2016, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Another_Period., played by Paget Brewster, is the family's matriarch, and mother to her four children, Hortense, Lillian, and twins Beatrice and Frederick, respectively. She begins to suspect her husband is having an affair, and delves deeper into her pre-existing morphine (e.g. heroin) addiction to cope. Her condition worsens as the series progresses, and she attempts to quit cold turkey after forcing the butler Peepers to pose as the Commodore and then having a sexual encounter in the carriage after too much absinthe at a party hosted by Leon Trotsky (Matt Besser) and Mahatma Gandhi (Ravi Patel). Dodo acts as the disgraced, unwanted older woman of the time, notoriously lonely after her selfish children are grown, and although she attempts to keep the romance with her husband alive, grows increasingly distant from him as well. She has no friends or social gatherings and stays confined to her room or the house, mostly talking to Peepers.
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