Abraham Lincoln Statue

The Abraham Lincoln Statue (referred to just as Abraham Lincoln in film Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian) is a colossal seated figure of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln. The character, as well as The Thinker, was voiced by Hank Azaria. He is the tetartagonist in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian.
==History of the statue ==
The Abraham Lincoln Statue was sculpted by Daniel Chester French and carved by the Piccirilli Brothers. It was created in 1914 and was completed in 1922, taking 8 years to complete. It is situated in the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C..
The statue is 22 feet tall, and made out of marble.
==Appearances==
===Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian===
Abraham Lincoln was the 16th President of the United States of America, being displayed as the Lincoln Memorial Statue in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. He is first seen as the statue during the day as Larry goes to D.C. for his friends in the Federal Archives. 
We see him when Amelia Earhart and Larry need a place to hide from the group that are trying to attack them because of Kahmunrah. Through their first interaction, we see Lincoln call Larry short, even being short for the average size of a person. Then, Amelia tells Lincoln to put Larry down, which he does because she has a- "Can-do attitude". After Larry and Amelia are out of sight from the gang Kahmunrah sent out, Abe comments on the fact that the pair would make a great couple before Larry tries to tell him otherwise and when Larry does, Lincoln says he doesn't lie.
The next time that we see Lincoln is after Octavius came in into the room that Kahmunrah had been in while riding on top of a squirrel. Since Octavius came in first, he was a distraction for Abe to come in at the right time. When he breaks through the glass-stained window, Kahmunrah tries to get his undead soldiers to attack Abe and when they do, their spears do nothing to him. This causes Abe to attack some of them before they all flee back into the underworld, closing the door behind them on their way out. After that, Abe says- "Goodbye strange birdmen" then exits the building through where he entered.
===Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (Video Game)===
==== Wii/PC/Xbox 360 ====
In this version of the game, Amelia, Larry, Jedediah and Octavius all go to the Lincoln Memorial, seeking out his help to deal with Kahmunrah. As they get up there, the tablet'a magic won't work on him, leading Larry to get an idea. His idea is to have Benjamin Franklin hold onto the tablet with the kite in hand and get electrocuted, which when he asks Ben to do so, he agrees. Once the tablet has more power and some of Kahmunrah's Horus' are defeated, Abe wakes up and rants about how annoying pigeons are before Larry gets his attention. As Larry explains the situation, Abe agrees, thinking all the soldiers are half pigeon half human people.
As a horde of Horus' go over to where Abe's at, we see a few close ups of both Lincoln and the Horus's before he gets angry and yells, -"Pigeons!" Leading to Abe rising his foot and slams it down. He does this a few more times, leading him to defeat them. Once that's over, he thanks Larry and says how therapeutic it was to do that, leading Larry to get upset since that's all Abe is going to do. This leads Abe to say how everyone has their own battle and that this is his, wishing Larry good luck before Larry wishes him luck with the pigeons.
We last see Abe waving good-bye to the plane that Amelia is flying, seeing as they are all leaving Washington, D.C.
==Gallery ==
File:1368735B-B092-41B8-B1B1-36C1987B4271.jpeg|A photo of the Abraham Lincoln statue's eyes.
== Trivia==
* Due to Octavius riding in on the squirrel then knowing when Abraham would come in, the miniature most likely spoke to Lincoln about everything that's happening, leading into everyone being saved in the end.
* In the video game, Abe seems to be more nice yet confused, seeing as the tablet's magic hadn't actually affected him until later on.
* In the video game, the animation of Abe rising and slamming his foot down is reused multiple times.
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