Pimply Paul

Paul Peregrine (also known as Pimply Paul) is Prissy Polly's husband and Vomiting Vera's father. They got married in the episode "Horrid Henry's Wedding". Paul dislikes Henry and calls him a brat or brat face, and Henry hates Paul because he’s a sourpuss.
He appears to be grouchy and cynical, although this is not actually true as he loves his baby daughter, Vera, and would do anything for her, and he seems to like Peter as well. He’s also genuinely in love with his wife. He later grows to really like Henry after Series 3. Paul works as a milkman which is revealed in "Horrid Henry Delivers The Milk".
In Series 4, after the events in "Horrid Henry Delivers The Milk", he no longer calls Henry a brat, discovers how much they have in common, and becomes his friend.
Wayne Forester voices him.
== Personality ==
Pimply Paul is a multifaceted character, full of contradiction. On the surface, Paul is a grouchy, short-tempered, hateful, and snarky individual. He is generally in a bad mood and is easily irritated or angered. However, beneath this exterior is a kind soul that is genuinely devoted to his daughter, Vomiting Vera. Thus, beneath the grumpiness lies an emotion vulnerability.
After Horrid Henry helps him take care of his rival milkman, Paul's personality takes a complete shift. He becomes much more kind, pleasant, and good-natured. He forms a strong relationship with Henry, revealing a warmer, more understanding side to his personality that would have otherwise gone unnoticed. This demonstrates his capacity for positive change, and a willingness to move past the hardships of his past to create a better future.
== Trivia ==
* Paul softened up from Series 4 onwards and became more of a friend to Henry than an enemy, similar to Dad.
* The reason he is given the name 'Pimply Paul' is due to the pimples on his cheeks.
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