Sir Walter Cat

"I say, Fraidy, ol' chap, what are doing up there?! Silly kitty, sitting in a tree in all things?" - Sir Walter Cat
Sir Walter Cat is the fourth of Fraidy’s nine lives.
== Bio ==
He is an English nobleman with a stereotypical accent, foppish Elizabethan nobleman who is also an expert swordsman. Walter sees Fraidy as a rather close friend, which is seen when he gives Fraidy advice and acts as the voice of reason. 
== Personality ==
Walter acts like an English nobleman from the Tudor era - he is gentle, honest, generous, brave, righteous, wise, usually calm, upstanding. As a nobleman, he cares much about his the look and personality, which can be seen when he has need for laying a carpet on a puddle as he bows. 
He is shown with a angry side when he is rudely interupted. 
== Physical Appearance ==
Sir Walter Cat is the most similar to the current Fraidy in facial features, wearing breeches (the "duke pants" popular in England between 15th and 18th Century), a doublet, and his cavalier hat. Walter's outfit is supplemented by a ribbon he wears tied on the middle of his tail. 
== Appearances ==
* A Scaredy Fraidy
* Meaner Than a Junkyard Cat
== Trivia ==
* This character is apparently based on the famous Scottish historical novelist, poet, playwright and historian Walter Scott https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Scott . The similarities are evident in the noble title and distinguished attitude.
* The music that plays when he on-screen, the music can be heard in other Filmation shows such as The Tom and Jerry Comedy Show episode A Connecticut Mouse in King Arthur's Cork".
== Gallery ==
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File:Come On, Fraidy!!.png
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