Morag McLaughlin

**Morag McLaughlin** is the main antagonist of *The Loud House* franchise.

Serving as the main antagonist of Nickelodeon's 35th non-theatrical feature film *The Loud House Movie*, the posthumous overarching antagonist of *The Loud House* series and the main antagonist of it's sequel series, *The Loud House: It's New and Louders*.

She is a former member of a Scottish family who has been rivals with the Loud Family. She is also the descendant of Aggie, and the Loud Family's, as well as Lincoln's, archenemy.

She was voiced by Michelle Gomez, who also voiced Cruella De Vil in *101 Dalmatian Street* and also portrayed both Missy (short for Mistress) in *Doctor Who* and Madame Satan in *The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina*.

## Her Evil Rankings

### Debated Validations

* In the credits, she accepted Angus' offer to return to Scotland. Even though she was grateful at first, she was seen to be unhappy that she was forced to become a slave at the Loud Castle as a punishment for her actions.
* While she does have comedic moments in the film, Morag later gets rid of them in the sequel series as she is played dead-straight now.

### What Makes Her Close To Being Pure Evil

#### In General

* In contrast to the slice-of-life tone of *The Loud House*, where most of the antagonists were either jerks or bullies, Morag is actually shown to be evil and easily passes the heinous standard, as she is shown to be controlling a dragon to cause a rampage and attempting to kill the Loud family.

#### The Loud House Movie

* While she claims she wants to maintain peace and quiet, this is hardly justified on her part, which makes her motive a selfish one, as her ancestor Aggie scared the Louds' ancestors away when she wanted the same thing, but Morag took it further by trying to kill the family as well as endangering the villagers.
* During her debut, she's initially appeared as a jerk who constantly showing no respect to the Louds, and even Angus all because she wanted peace and quiet. However, she's later revealed to be worse as the movie progresses when she devised her plan to get rid of the Louds.
* Devised a plan to get rid of the Loud family from the Loch Loud after learning that her ancestor got rid of the Loud ancestors just to maintain peace and quiet. After she succeeded, she took sinister glee in the fact that they are leaving.
	+ Manipulating the Loud sisters into showing off their talents at the residents just to take advantage of Lincoln's insecurity since she knew that he was outshined by his sisters.
	+ Pretending to sympathize with Lincoln and tricking him into riding a dragon to get the residents' attention back.
	+ Controlling the dragon with her scepter into causing trouble through the village, humiliating Lincoln and ruining his reputation with Loch Loud.
* Attempt to take over Loch Loud by becoming a duchess, possibly getting rid of its people including Angus just to maintain peace and quiet.
* After losing her respect from the residents when her true nature was revealed, she decided to use the dragon into causing a rampage, which forced the rest of the residents to evacuate.
* She tried to kill the Louds once and for all, including Lincoln and Angus, not caring if they're children or not.
* Lincoln tried to reason with her and offer redemption, but she refused because she believed that he was trying to "fool" her, even though it's the truth.
* Enraged that she was powerless, she furiously lunged at Lincoln which caused her, Lincoln, and Lily (who is only a baby) from the cliff, almost falling to their deaths.

#### The Loud House: It's New and Louders

* After she escaped her punishment, Morag devices another plan to get revenge on the Louds.
* When Angus, Scott and his father went to Royal Woods for a week, Morag follows them to gain revenge on them, Lincoln and his family.
* She attempted to blow up Lincoln and his friends and family in a cave.

### What prevents her from being pure evil?

* She shows care for her ancestor Aggie, as she was horrified of the picture of Aggie being ruined.