Eleanor Farrell

Does she look sensitive to you?

## About

### Appearance

Fairly skinned, short hair at 1 ½ inches, white tank top, pink shorts, white sneakers

### Likes

Being aware of other people's feelings, her imagination

### Occupation

* Fifth Vehicle Friend
* Sing Along Gang member

## Personal Info

### Friends

* Jace Gordon (close friend)
* Chloe Davison
* Colton Ives
* Patrick Malone (best friend)
* Miu Colveg
* Martine Capron
* Quinn Gold

### Relatives

* Maria Farrell (mother)
* Jake Farrell (father)

**Eleanor Farrell** is a 6-year-old girl who is the fifth Vehicle Friend, a member of the Sing Along Gang, and a main character of Vehicle Friends.

## Physical Description

Eleanor is the most sensitive member of the whole group! She is mostly sensitive, and often has to be aware of other people's feelings. Even though she is sensitive, she is very imaginative. She also loves playing and bonding with Patrick. But when she has a problem, she just gets upset. Luckily, Jace is there to help her look on the bright side.

## Looks

Eleanor has fair skin and short blonde hair that reaches 1 ½ inches. She wears a white tank top, pink shorts, and pink sneakers with white shoelaces.

## Eleanor's Roles

### Eleanor's Roles as a Vehicle Friend and a Sing Along Gang member

Eleanor, with a mostly-sensitive personality, is the fifth Vehicle Friend and a Sing Along Gang member. She is mostly sensitive and overconfident, but she often encounters problems, and it is up to the other children to help her solve the problem.

### Eleanor's Roles in Baby Einstein

Eleanor only appears in On The Go with 4 scenes in the video, and 3 additional scenes in The Bells on the Train, which makes a total of 7 scenes.

#### Video

##### Scene 1

Eleanor's debut scene in On The Go was in The Wheels on the Bus. She and Patrick do the verse of the same name by making circles with their hands. Eleanor circles her right hand while Patrick circles his left hand.

##### Scene 2

Eleanor's second scene in On The Go is in The Wheels on the Bus again, but this time, she and Patrick do the riders on the bus verse by bouncing on set.

##### Scene 3

Eleanor's third scene in On The Go is in the first In Air section during Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 18 in D major, "Trumpet/The Hunt", K. 576, I. Allegro. After we see a glider in stock footage, Eleanor is shown running on the set like an airplane, as if she is playing pretend.

##### Scene 4

Eleanor's fourth and final scene in On The Go (in the video) is in the finale during Haydn's Symphony No. 94 in G major, "Surprise", Hob. I:94, IV. Finale: Allegro di molto, and this time, she and Patrick are in the Retro Rockers: Airplane.

#### The Bells on the Train

##### Scene 1/Scene 5

In The Bells on the Train, Eleanor makes 3 scenes in addition to the video. Her first scene in The Bells on the Train (which is also her fifth scene in the video altogether) was the baby in the stroller verse. She does this verse by pretending she is crying.

##### Scene 2/Scene 6

Eleanor's second scene in The Bells on the Train (which is her sixth scene overall) is the verse of the same name. She does the verse of the same name of the song by pretending to ring a bell on a train.

##### Scene 3/Scene 7

Eleanor's third and final scene in The Bells on the Train (which is her seventh and final scene overall) is the wings on the plane verse. She does this by playing with the Huggy Buggy Jumbo Jet.

## Trivia

* Out of all of the Vehicle Friends, Eleanor has the most scenes in On The Go.
* Even though Eleanor wears a white tank top, her favorite color is pink.
* Eleanor is the only Vehicle Friend whose clothes are different from the others.
* Her, Alexandra, Miu, Mia, and Olivia are the only Vehicle Friends who wear colored shoes.
* Because Eleanor likes to being imaginative, her favorite holiday is Halloween.
* In "*An Eight-Legged Friend*", she develops arachnophobia, which is a fear of spiders.

## Gallery

### Pictures

Good going!Nice job!May be sensitive, but always imaginative!Good job, Eleanor!It's OK, Eleanor. No need to cry.Good job!Wow!

### GIFs

Good going!Nice job!May be sensitive, but always imaginative.Good job, Eleanor!It's OK, Eleanor. No need to cry.Good job!Wow!