Mrs. Harrington

Mrs. Harrington is a minor character in Disney's 2007 animated feature film, Meet the Robinsons. She is one of the many prospective parents for Lewis Robinson.
==Background==
===Physical appearance ===
She is a woman with curly blonde hair in a bun hairstyle and her attire is a red dress with a Shirley Temple collar. She also wears red pointy shoes and eyeglasses.
===Role in the film ===
She was one of many prospective adoptive mothers that were interested in adopting Lewis. At first, she seemed to be very impressed with the sketches of his inventions. However, when Lewis wanted to demonstrate his latest invention, she told him that her husband suffers from a peanut allergy, getting very angry with Lewis. This eventually causes her to scream at Mildred Duffy that "This boy is not right for us!", making Lewis very upset.
==Trivia==
* Her character model was also used for Lewis' Mother. Both characters have identical dresses, hairstyles, faces and body shapes. This has led some to make the case that Mrs. Harrington is in fact Lewis' mother. Several moments that imply this are during the adoption interview scene (one where she seems to be impressed at Lewis' sketches of his inventions and the other when she holds her husband back and says "hold on, wait a second", wanting to stay as long as she can). However, she still rushes out and leaves soon afterwards.
*A deleted scene that shows Lewis using the Memory Scanner on himself successfully instead of Dr. Krunklehorn would have shown him getting a glimpse of his mother, possibly before she gave him up. She appears to be crying at a table before coming over to see him. He turned off the Scanner after a moment, deciding it was enough for him. It is interesting to note that in this deleted scene, it you look very carefully, Mrs. Harrington's character model is clearly used, albeit appearing in heavy shadows.
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