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Angela Petrelli

## Death Information

**Angela Petrelli** (born **Shaw**) is a main character of *Heroes* and a recurring characters of *Heroes: Reborn*. She is the last surviving founding member of the Company who, following the death of Bob Bishop, went on to become the head of the organization. Angela sold the Company to Erica Kravid to aid in Erica's plan to save the world, but later learned that she wanted to doom it instead. After dreaming of Tommy and Malina's destiny to save the world, Angela asked Hiro to take her with the infants to 1999 so that she could watch over them and protect them from Renautas. Angela is the mother of Peter and Nathan, the grandmother of the late Claire and the great-grandmother of Tommy and Malina. She is an evolved human with the ability to see the future in her dreams.
Tracy Strauss

**Tracy Strauss** is a main character of the third and fourth seasons of *Heroes*. She is an evolved human with Cryokinesis, a synthetic ability.

## Early Life

Tracy was born on August 24, 1974 she had two triplet sister Barbara and Niki. Her parents died so the company used them on experiences to give synthetic abilities to ordinary humans.
Cryokinesis

**Cryokinesis** (also called **Freezing)** is the ability to reduce the temperature of matter, causing it to freeze.

## Known Users

### Original Ability

* James Walker (Deceased)
* Tracy Strauss (Synthetic)
* Mick (Deceased)

### Absorved

* Sylar (Lost)
* Peter Petrelli (Lost)

## Trivia

* Only two evolved humans are known to have this ability naturaly James Walker and Mick.
	+ Tracy has this ability but is Synthetic.
Deceased

List of **Deceased** Characters

## Humans

* Noah Bennet - Power Fusion; killed by Tommy Clark and Malina Bennet
* Shanti Suresh - Shanti Virus
* Erica Kravid - Timeline Destruction; killed by Tommy Clark

## Evolved Humans

* Claire Bennet - Cardiac Arrest; killed by Tommy Clark (Indirectly)
* Adam Monroe - Rapid Aging; killed by Arthur Petrelli (indirectly)
* Taylor's Father - Stabbed; killed by Erica Kravid
* Mohinder Suresh - Explosion; killed by M.F Harris
* Casper Abraham - Headshot; killed by Joanne Collins
* René - Shot; killed by Noah Bennet (original timeline)
* Molly Walker - Headshot; killed by herself (suicide)
Anwara

I agree to some extent, as if you give a grade, the student will not concentrate too much on the feedback given. However, for some students grades can be useful as it gives them a guide regarding if they have improved on their prior work.

Yenny: I agree with you. Although marking is a necessity it can discourage the students. Yes, it seems we need to be wary about only giving grades and encourage students to look at feedback first.
Background students

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Here is a list of background students in Wayside, Made by Zach507Studios.

## Pull My Pigtail

A group of students.John with an unknown student.
## Class Cow

Background kindergardeners.This might count, But its not quite background students.
## Oh, Great Leader

2 background kindergardeners from Class CowA crowd of multiple students, Including the ones from Mrs. Jewls's class.
## Cabbage, My Boy

4 background students outside the school.A bunch of background characters, Including Myron, Dana, and Maurecia.
Don't Look Back

**Don't Look Back** is the second episode of the first season, of the first volume and the second episode overall.

## Summary

* Tawny Cypress as Simone Deveaux
* Noah Gray-Cabey as Micah Sanders
* Greg Grunberg as Matt Parkman
* Ali Larter as Niki Sanders
* Masi Oka as Hiro Nakamura
* Hayden Panettiere as Claire Bennet
* Adrian Pasdar as Nathan Petrelli
* Sendhil Ramamurthy as Mohinder Suresh
* Milo Ventimiglia as Peter Petrelli

Recurring Cast* Christine Rose as Angela Petrelli
* James Kyson Lee as Ando Masahashi
* Thomas Dekker as Zach
* Deidre Quinn as Tina
* Jack Coleman as Noah Bennet
* Nora Zehetner as Eden McCain
* Stacy Haiduck as FBI Agent
* Matt Lanter as Brody Mitchum
* Richard Steinmetz as Detective
* Danielle Savre as Jackie Wilcox

Co-Starring* Brian Tarantina as Weasel
* Russell B. McKenzie as Beat Cop
* Tadao Tomomatsu as Detective Furakowa
* Dennis Chavis as Newsie
* Karl T. Wright as Principal Marks
* Ian Quinn as Fireman
* Carl Ciarfalio as Jumpsuit
* Josh Clark as Sheriff
* Adair Tishler as Molly Walker
* Jim Devoti as Cop
Malina Bennet

## Death Information

**Malina Bennet** is a sheltered girl who has just discovered that she is destined for greatness.She is one of the main protagonists on the NBC science fiction drama series Heroes Reborn. She was the daughter of Claire Bennet and the twin sister of Tommy Clark. She is an evolved human with the ability to control the elements. Malina is said to be very instrumental in saving the world, along with her twin brother Tommy Clark, due to a prophetic dream that their great-grandmother Angela Petrelli had about them prior to their birth in 2014. However, due to her brother's power running the risk of accidentally taking her own, Malina and Tommy were separated and raised in different homes in different countries, giving them each the opportunity to develop their powers in preparation to fulfill their destiny.
Session 10 : Fisherman’s guild sidestory part 1

Shadowborne and Slate were unloading crates from a boat when Slate dropped a crate on the ground. It broke open and they discovered a suspicious tube inside it. As they made this discovery, they were attacked by 4 men hiding in the docks. Among them, Shadowborne recognized Othrari, a member of the Fishermen's Guild he doesn't hold dear to his heart, but this one ran away when the fight started.
As for Randen, he was having a beer in the tavern nearby and nearly got shot by an arrow. However, Shadowborne stopped him from joining the fight.

After Slate literally torn his assailants apart, Shadowborne, Slate and Tundra went in the tavern with one their opponents to interrogate him. This one admitted he had been hired by Othrari to keep an eye on the crates but didn't know anything else. Some city guards came in a few minutes after the fight to investigate the scene. They became suspicious about Slate who was still covered in blood. However, Shadowborne knew some secrets about one of the guards and managed to make him go away.
Randen who saw the whole fight kept his mouth shut in front of the guards which Shadowborne really appreciated. This is how Randen ended up helping Shadowborne and his friends with the mysterious tube found in the crate. Inside there was a piece of parchment with the following inscription: “3 more before next moon, we will be there soon. Do not disappoint me.”

In order to learn more about all of this, you guys decided to go meet Devy Silver Claw. She told you that, if Othrari was really responsible for this attack at the docks, he will be banished from the Fishermen's Guild. She was also able to tell you Othrari has been going to the rich part of the city more often then usual during the last few days, especially to Driss Harrington's mansion.
Therefore, you showed up at Driss Harrington's mansion as a noble (Randen) and his bodyguard (Shadowborne). While waiting to meet Sir Harrington, Randen overheard him and a man with a strong southern accent arguing about something. Afterwards, Randen cleverly convinced Sir Harrington he was just a rich man interested in buying slaves and he wasn't related to the giant lizard playing in his pond...

Sir Harrington then gave the order to capture the precious lizardfolk and, since he didn't have any slaves to sell at the time, he asked Randen to come back in 2 or 3 days. Meanwhile, Shadowborne took advantage of the situation to steal a lot of precious objects in the house without being noticed by the guards.
Finally, Slate escaped the guards in the garden by climbing a tree and jumping off the closest wall. After some rest, all of you went interrogating some people at the docks about Othrari and they told you he took a boat a few hours ago traveling to Cliffdale.

What is Othrari up to? Why would he go to Cliffdale? Who was this mysterious message from? What about Driss Harrington? Does he know anything about that message in the crate?

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Daisy

Daisy, is an orphan and was raised by Momma K with the circus known as “Kiren Circus of Absolute Wonders. The matron of the circus acted as somewhat of a mother for her. Daisy learned acrobatics, and other rogue-like skills while working there, and since the circus was always moving it was easy to get away with whatever thieving or scamming she did.

Daisy lived and played mostly with Lilly a girl a few months her cadet. They were as close as sisters. So much so that Daisy gave her the only keepsake of her dad she had, a dull pendant made of one big copper coin with a hole in its center. Only Momma K is aware that her father is still alive and he put Daisy in Momma K’s custody to protect her.

When Daisy turned fifteen it was time for her to join the other pretty girls in the after-hours activities the circus hosted. It was a brothel, she managed to stay pure by using her hands and drugging men by offering them drinks loaded with momma K’s sleeping medicine. This game managed to work for a whole two days then one of the first customer Lauris the lion tamer got smarter and didn’t drink for the night. He tried to take her by force on the third night, as her clothes were torn and thrown to the ground she reached for a stool. Barely managing to grab on it, she mounted on Lauris and slugged him multiple time, disfiguring him the process but he was still breathing when she left. Then she proceeded to loot all of his belonging. Her dress was torn and shredded so she wore the Lauris clothes. With Lauris like that she couldn’t stay safe in the circus and Momma K was going to flail her alive. She sneaked away pretty easily because Loyd the one who was supposed to protect the girls in the after hours activity was snoring soundly. She stole his massive greatsword for protection, the damn thing was heavy as a horse cart but nothing looks threatening as a big ass sword, right… right ?

She ran away without a word, leaving Lilly behind. On the road she bantered with the first merchants she could, to get out of the stolen clothes and into real equipment. The same day she left at dawn with Mylitta a traveling blacksmith. She traveled for months with Mylitta to see the world. Mylitta accepted to melt the huge broadsword into two twin shortsword, the hilt are still covered by the peculiar blue leather of the broadsword, most of daisy’s equipment is from that time. They saved each other life countless times. They parted way when Mylitta found a husband and settled down in a quiet southern town. **Daisy** lived a life on the road for about a year until she was hired by Mervyn, the traveling troubadour in Littleton, turned on him and joined Jerky and Isaya.

After many adventures with the party, she met her end against Envil Moonbane right after killing him. Her grave is on top of Urgathoa's shrine constructed of her shortswords and dragon bones.
Lunch

*Everyone take out your spelling books, it's time for arithmetic.*
This article contains disputed canon, like the *Sideways Arithmetic* books or the cartoon. While officially produced and part of the *Wayside School* series, facts displayed here may not correspond with the main book series.

 — Narration

### Book

*Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

### Next chapter

"True or False"

"**Lunch**" is the seventh chapter of *Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*.

## Synopsis

A few problems about Miss Mush and Mr. Pepperadder are given.

## Plot

This chapter opens by introducing Miss Mush, who is the lunch teacher at Wayside School. While not a very good cook, she is the lunch teacher because she is the only person tall enough to reach the cabinet above the refrigerator. Rondi comes to Miss Mush, telling her that her shoe was stuck on top of the tetherball pole, because she kicked too hard when her shoe was untied. The book then explains just how tall Miss Mush is, and questions if, without jumping, she can reach the top of the pole, which is nine and a half feet tall.

The chapter then introduces Miss Mush's assistant, Mr. Pepperadder. Mr. Pepperadder isn't as tall as Miss Mush, so Miss Mush would often play jokes on him by making him reach for things he couldn't. Mr. Pepperadder typically laughs along, since he's a good sport, and also Miss Mush is his boss. After lunch, they'd typically eat whatever was left over from lunch, which was typically a lot.  Miss Mush asks Mr. Pepperadder if he can reach the knob of a door that's seven feet high after giving his measurements.

After this, the book goes on to explain Miss Mush and Mr. Pepperadder aren't bad cooks, but they can not cook for very many people. Since several people attend Wayside School, they have to cook meals for all of them, which makes it taste so bad, that half the people that eat it go home sick. At the same time, time, they have another problem, which is that whenever they cook more food, fewer people will eat it. A few problems are given based on this conundrum, and the chapter ends.

## Characters

* Miss Mush
* Rondi
* Mr. Pepperadder (debut)

## Trivia

* This chapter marks the debut of Mr. Pepperadder. He would later appear in the main series starting with "The Unbreakables."
* In this chapter, it is stated 4,500 people go to Wayside School. This statistic is likely inaccurate, as this would put 150 people on each floor. The more likely statistic of 1,000 students is later given in "A Bad Case of the Sillies."
Allison (book chapter)

Illustrated by Tim Heitz

"**Allison**" is the twenty-third chapter of *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*.

## Synopsis

Allison returns favors to all of the teachers at Wayside School.

## Plot

This chapter introduces Allison, who is said to have pretty blond hair, blue eyes, and a sky-blue windbreaker that matches. She is compared to Rondi, who also has blond hair, but is missing her front teeth. Allison has all of her teeth. Allison is kindhearted and generous, but has a short temper and often responds to boys that tease her by threatening to knock their teeth out, as she supposedly did to Rondi's front teeth. Boys never bother her after that.

One day, Allison brought a tangerine to lunch, when Miss Mush walks up to her and asks if she can have the tangerine, and Allison decides to give it to her because she's always giving food to the students. Miss Mush thanks Allison and swallows the tangerine whole in less than four seconds. Allison decides to leave the lunchroom and go to the library since it's a bit quieter there. In the library, the librarian asks what book Allison is reading. Allison says the name of the book, and the librarian seems eager to read it and asks if she can borrow it. Since the librarian always lends books to the children at school, Allison decides to return the favor. She then walks down to the playground.

At the playground, Allison decides to play with a tennis ball that she brought from home, while everyone else is playing freeze tag. Louis walks up to her and asks if he can borrow the tennis ball, and Allison lets him since he always is handing out balls to the students during recess. Jason tries to play freeze tag with her, but annoyed, Allison threatens to knock Jason's teeth out, so he walks away. Since she has given away all her lunch entertainment, Allison has nothing to do, so she goes back up to Mrs. Jewls's class early. Mrs. Jewls is glad to see Allison because she's struggling with an arithmetic problem: spelling the word "chair." Allison informs Mrs. Jewls of the proper spelling, and thanks Allison. Allison also informs her that it's a spelling problem and not arithmetic. Because of this, Mrs. Jewls decides to tell Allison a very important secret: that students are really smarter than their teachers. Allison isn't impressed and claims everyone knows that.

## Characters

* Allison
* Rondi
* Mrs. Jewls
* Jason
* Miss Mush
* Mrs. Surlaw (debut)
* Louis

## Trivia

* This marks the first time Miss Mush physically appears in the *Wayside School* books, as well as the debut of Mrs. Surlaw, though she is unnamed at the time.
* Allison once again removed the peel from a tangerine whole in "Rainbow."

## Gallery

Dennis Hockerman illustrationJulie Brinckloe illustrationAdam McCauley illustration
### Foreign editions

Peter Allen illustration (UK)Satoshi Kitamura illustration (Japan)
Calvin/Appearances

A list of every chapter Calvin appears in. He appears in 37 chapters, and is mentioned in 2 more, for a total of **39 appearances**.

**Bold** denotes a major role.

## Appearances

### *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*

* "Mrs. Jewls"
* "**Bebe**"
* "**Calvin**"
* "Rondi"
* "John"
* "Terrence"
* "Joy"

### *Wayside School Is Falling Down*

* "Mark Miller"
* "Bebe's Baby Brother"
* "Another Story About Socks"
* "The Best Part"
* "Mush"
* "Music"
* "**Calvin's Big Decision**"
* "The Substitute"
* "The Mean Mrs. Jewls"
* "Valooosh"

### *More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "**Sue's New Dog**"
* "**Miss Worm Finally Understands!**"
* "Report Cards" (mentioned)
* "The New Flagpole"

### *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*

* "Explanation"
* "Pet Day"
* "Mr. Gorf"
* "Voices"
* "Nose"
* "A Light Bulb, a Pencil Sharpener, a Coffeepot, and a Sack of Potatoes"
* "Mr. Poop"
* "Glum and Blah"
* "Never Laugh at a Shoelace"
* "**Flowers for a Very Special Person**"
* "Stupid"
* "The Little Stranger"

### *Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom*

* "Consider the Paper Clip"
* "The Closet That Wasn't There"
* "Breathe"
* "**The Teacher With the Long Fingernail**"
* "Rainbow"
Kindergarten King

*Everyone take out your spelling books, it's time for arithmetic.*
This article contains disputed canon, like the *Sideways Arithmetic* books or the cartoon. While officially produced and part of the *Wayside School* series, facts displayed here may not correspond with the main book series.

## Kindergarten King

* Title card
* Screenshot
* Video

## General

### Airdate

April 14, 2007 (CAN)
July 10, 2007 (US)

## Chronology

### Next

"Myron vs. Normy"

"**Kindergarten King**" is the second half of the fifth episode of the first season of *Wayside*.

## Synopsis

After rescuing a plush toy, Todd becomes the idol of several kindergarteners.

## Plot

When Todd is sent home on the Kindergarten bus, he saves a little girl's stuffed dog from falling out the window. The kindergarteners then chant his name on the bus. The next day, the kindergarteners start marching to Todd all over the school. The kindergarteners then declare Todd the "Kindergarten King", "helping" Todd with stuff, such as putting condiments on his lunch. Myron then gets jealous that Todd is so popular with the kindergarteners, so he goes in Todd's Kindergarten kids fort, and they start arguing there and fighting over the same stuffed dog from earlier in the episode. They then accidentally rips it in half, and the kindergarteners get sad and leave Todd, ending the episode.

## Characters

* Todd
* Mrs. Jewls
* Eric Fry
* Leslie
* Kindergarteners
* Myron
* Bebe
* Wildlife (squirrel, debut)
* Eric Bacon
* Eric Ovens
* Mr. Kidswatter
* Unnamed students
* Yodana
* John
* Jenny
* Joe
* Maurecia
* Rondi
* Louis
* Elizabeth
* Shari
* Stephen
* Lawn worker (debut)
* Incidental 050
* Incidental 003

## Transcript

Read a transcript for "Kindergarten King" here.

## Trivia

* When Maurecia skates up to Todd and calls him "The cutest king she's ever seen", it shows in a split second that her shirt's a circle-neck.
* Strangely, Myron, Bebe, and Eric Fry's arms are all visible on the kindergarten bus.
* This is the first appearance of the wildlife at Wayside School.

## Gallery

See a gallery for "Kindergarten King" here.
Mac/Appearances

A list of every book chapter Mac appears in. He has appeared in 33 chapters, and is mentioned in 1 more, for a total of **34 appearances**.

**Bold** denotes a major role.

## Appearances

### *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*

* "Mrs. Gorf" (as Nancy)
* "John" (as Nancy)
* "**Nancy**" (initially as Nancy)
* "Louis"

### *Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "Science, Geography, Etc." (mentioned, as Nancy)

### *Wayside School Is Falling Down*

* "**Homework**"
* "Another Story About Socks"
* "Mush"
* "Calvin's Big Decision"
* "Valooosh"
* "**The Lost Ear**"

### *More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "The Quiz That Wouldn't Pop"
* "The New Flagpole"

### *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*

* "A Message from the Principal"
* "Pet Day"
* "Something Different about Mrs. Jewls"
* "Voices"
* "The New Teacher"
* "A Light Bulb, a Pencil Sharpener, a Coffeepot, and a Sack of Potatoes"
* "Glum and Blah"
* "**Never Laugh at a Shoelace**"
* "Flowers for a Very Special Person"
* "Stupid"
* "The Little Stranger"

### *Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom*

* "A Million"
* "**The Closet That Wasn't There**"
* "Science"
* "Push-Downs"
* "Breathe"
* "The Moment"
* "Blame It on the Cloud"
* "The Ultimate Test, Day One"
* "Jump Rope Arithmetic"
* "Kachooga Boop"
Kindergarten bus

### Purpose

Transport of kindergarteners, to send home students with three strikes on the DISCIPLINE list.

### Last appearance

"The Note"

The **kindergarten bus** is a school bus that takes the kindergarteners attending Wayside School home at noon. In Mrs. Jewls's class, riding home early on the kindergarten bus is a punishment for getting three strikes on the DISCIPLINE list. Due to his frequent, albeit often accidental disruption of class and ridiculous wrongdoings, Todd is often sent home on the kindergarten bus, though Paul, Mrs. Jewls, Papa Jewls, and Mr. Kidswatter have all been seen riding it as well.

*Yes, finally! Somebody raised the roof!*
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Joel Schick

### Relevance to Wayside School

Illustrated first editions of *Wayside School Is Falling Down* and *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*

**Joel Schick** is an American illustrator and songwriter. He illustrated the first edition illustrations for *Wayside School Is Falling Down* and *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*, as well as providing illustrations for a number of other children's books, including various *Muppets* and *Sesame Street* books, and books in the *Magic School Bus* series. He personally describes the songs he writes as "brand new old songs of the '30s, '40s, '50s, and '60s" on his website. His illustrations were succeeded by the Adam McCauley illustrations in 2003.

## Credits

* *Wayside School Is Falling Down* (first edition)
* *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger* (first edition)

## Trivia

* Joel Schick's illustrations were used simultaneously with Julie Brinckloe's illustrations up until 2003, in which they were replaced with the Adam McCauley illustrations.

## Gallery

See a full gallery of Joel Schick's *Wayside School* illustrations here.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.familygorilla.com/js\_joelschick.html
Maurecia (book chapter)

— Narration

Illustrated by Tim Heitz

"**Maurecia**" is the ninth chapter of *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*.

## Synopsis

Maurecia gets tired of every flavor of ice cream, so Mrs. Jewls has to invent something new.

## Plot

The chapter starts by introducing Maurecia, a girl who likes ice cream who is sweet and pretty and can beat up any boy in Mrs. Jewls's class. Everyone likes Maurecia, except Kathy, but Maurecia only likes ice cream. The narrator says that every day for lunch, Maurecia would bring an ice cream cone and keep it in her desk. She tries all kinds of different ice cream flavors, from chocolate to pistachio, but eventually gets tired of them all and decides that she no longer likes ice cream. At that point, her desk is sticky and she is unhappy.

She complains to Mrs. Jewls about her problem, who hates seeing her so unhappy. Mrs. Jewls decides to get to work making a new flavor that she might like, inventing a new ice cream flavor overnight, named after Maurecia herself. She figures that since everyone likes Maurecia, it will be the best flavor of all. However, when Maurecia tries it, she says it doesn't taste like anything at all, even though everyone else in class thinks it's delicious. Mrs. Jewls realizes her mistake; Maurecia can't taste Maurecia-flavored ice cream because it's the taste that she tastes when she's not eating anything. She decides to instead make ice cream flavors named after the rest of the classmates, such as Joe and Ron, which are tasteless towards the students they're based off of but delicious to Maurecia.

Eventually, Mrs. Jewls produces 27 new flavors of ice cream, and Maurecia likes all of them except for Kathy, who apparently "tastes like old bologna". Everyone likes Maurecia, and Maurecia likes everyone. Everyone likes Maurecia's flavor the best, but Maurecia seems to like Todd's flavor the best. It is revealed that this could become a little bit of a problem, because she ends up biting Todd's arm every so often to see if she can get the same taste.

## Characters

* Maurecia
* Mrs. Jewls
* Kathy
* Todd
* Deedee (debut)
* Leslie
* Joe
* Ron (debut)

## Trivia

* Deedee and Ron are first mentioned in this chapter.
* This is the first time it is hinted Maurecia has a crush on Todd, which would be played up in the cartoon.
* Audio:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHC6C60nwoE

## Gallery

Dennis Hockerman illustrationJulie Brinckloe illustrationAdam McCauley illustration
### Foreign editions

Peter Allen illustration (UK)Peter Allen second illustration (UK)Satoshi Kitamura illustration (Japan)Unknown illustrator (Chinese edition, Simplified Chinese)
Meet the Pets

*Everyone take out your spelling books, it's time for arithmetic.*
This article contains disputed canon, like the *Sideways Arithmetic* books or the cartoon. While officially produced and part of the *Wayside School* series, facts displayed here may not correspond with the main book series.

## Meet the Pets

* Title card
* Screenshot
* Video

## General

### Airdate

March 24, 2007 (CAN)
June 25, 2007 (US)

## Chronology

### Next

"Oh, Great Leader"

"**Meet the Pets**" is the first half of the second episode of the first season of *Wayside*.

## Synopsis

After Todd tells how he has once lost a goldfish named King Arthur, everyone brings their pets into school and Todd must watch them so that he'd learn to be more "responsible". However, when the pets escape and run all over the school, Todd will need some help from his friends. Todd finally brings a new live fish named King Arthur II.

## Characters

* King Arthur (debut)
* Todd
* Students' pets
* Fluffy
* Mrs. Jewls
* Joe
* Jenny
* Eric Bacon
* Rondi
* Stephen
* Eric Fry
* Maurecia
* John
* Myron
* Bebe
* Dana
* Fido (debut)
* Todd's father
* Todd's mother (debut)
* Mr. Kidswatter
* Unnamed fish (debut)
* Shari
* Leslie
* Miss Mush
* King Arthur II (debut)
* Eric Ovens
* Elizabeth

## Transcript

Read a transcript for "Meet the Pets" here.

## Trivia

* This episode references the book chapter "Pet Day," albeit with some changes.
	+ Stephen's pet orange is named Red rather than Fido.
	+ Rather than Todd bringing in his baby brother, Myron does instead. The name Fido is given to this brother.
	+ Many of the pets and students are changed, with only John and Stephen having the same pet as in the books. Bebe may also have the same pet, as a bird is seen flying around the classroom at some points in the episode, but the pet at her desk is obscured during most points in the episode.
	+ The plot, rather than focusing on the confusion of the names of the pets, is about Todd being put in charge of taking care of all the pets.
* King Arthur II has the exact same voice as the unnamed fish earlier in the episode.
* In this episode, we learn that for some reason, Dana has the ability to physically pixelate her body. She would later be seen doing this during her dance with Myron in "Mad Hot"
Incidental 060

**Incidental 060** is a character in the cartoon *Wayside*.

## Appearance

Incidental 060 is a tall student with a spiked, red mohawk, a shaved head, slightly tanned skin, a pointed nose, and a large mouth. He wears a white T-shirt, a brown belt with a yellow buckle, and blue jeans. He wears brown shoes.

## Relationships

### Incidental 059

In all of Incidental 060's appearances, he is seen alongside Incidental 059.

### Incidental 061

In all of Incidental 060's appearances, he is seen alongside Incidental 061.

## Appearances

Currently, Incidental 060 has appeared in one special and one episode of the *Wayside* TV series.

* *Wayside: The Movie*
* "Pull My Pigtail"

## Trivia

* Incidental 060, alongside Incidental 059 and Incidental 061 are seen at Todd's old school in *Wayside: The Movie*. However, starting with "Pull My Pigtail," they are all seen at Wayside School instead.
Session 22 : The mourning glen of Gozreh

After dispatching an orcish ambush, the party discovered that the orcs had taken a prisoner. Gert, the peg-legged half-orc who owned Littleton’s tavern had been captured and tortured for information. He told the party that the survivors were being hunted down by a vicious female orc named Shiggah. The group decided to leave Sarah and Ben in Gert’s custody and lent them their expedition pavilion to hide in and keep warm while they hurried on.

Unfortunately the party arrives at the Glen of Gozreh too late. Shiggah and her orcs are waiting for them and have taken several hostages, one of which is Jerky’s mother Camille. Shiggah offers to strike a deal with the party: she will release the prisoners and tell Howling Fell that they are dead if they accept to pick a champion and duel her. If she wins the Duel, she will take Jerky’s Sword as a trophy to match her other blade. If she loses she will give the party a valuable piece of information. Shed asks her why the party should trust her, she replies that they have no choice and illustrates her argument by beheading an elderly captive: a mistake that cost her her life.

Indeed, upon witnessing this vile act this Jerky, fearing his mother might be next, refuses to negotiate and charges headlong to Camille's aid. Simultaneously, with little regard for the hostages, Shed charges Shiggah… as the two sprint forwards, a surprised Shiggah gives the order and the party watches helplessly as the orcs slit the throats of the prisoners, Jerky looking one last time into his mother’s terrified eyes before she silently meets her end. In the battle that ensues, Shiggah is found to be not an orc but a Doppelgänger that the party had crossed paths with before. It had nearly taken over Littleton with the help of Mervyn the traveling troubadour and barely escaped with Its life. It got its revenge at the cost of its life.

In the aftermath of the battle two Dopplegängers, one of which was posing as the orc Urog, escaped the glen leaving the party in shock. The dead are buried in this sacred place under the mournful song of Isaya and the prayers of Aaler.

The remaining 34 villagers look to the heroes for guidance but none is found, as mentioned by Shed their situation is dire indeed: a group of peasants with no supplies or shelter in the dead of winter chased by Howling Fell. The party decides to make camp in the Glen of Gozreh for the night, hoping that the morning will bring a new outlook on their predicament.

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Bebe (cartoon)

*For more information on this character in the books, see Bebe Gunn.*

 — Music Lessons

## Bebe

**Bebe** is a character in *Wayside*. She is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. She is an artist student.

## Appearance

She is a girl with a round head with curly, dark magenta hair that parts in the middle and forms two puffy pigtails towards the side. She wears a purple artist's hat, a white and pink striped sweater, a purple skirt, white socks, and black shoes. She has dark skin, eyelashes, a fairly large nose, and a mouth with visible lips.

## Personality

She is a more minor character in the series, so little about her personality can be inferred, but she does have a few noteworthy roles. Throughout the series, it is revealed she is an incredibly talented artist, often producing masterpieces with little effort, such as in "Cabbage, My Boy," where she produces a detailed statue of her family after one strike of a concrete block, or in "Kidswatter: The Movie," where she produces a near-perfect image of the entrance to the bathrooms. Aside from one line in "Music Lessons," Bebe is primarily silent, and exclusively expresses herself through her artwork. Aside from this, she doesn't emote very often. Usually, she spends her free time sketching, as shown in episodes like "Pull My Pigtail" and "Daring Love."

## Relationships

### Myron

In "Wayside Christmas," Bebe seems to be sad when Myron forgets to give her a Secret Santa gift during the Christmas party. Myron seems to have trouble realizing he's done something wrong, but after realizing the mistake he made, Bebe manages to forgive him, and seems to think of Myron as a friend. However, they aren't seen interacting in any other episodes.

### Dana

In "Wayside Christmas," Dana, annoyed by Myron's greed, gives Bebe one of her calculators as a gift instead. Bebe seems to think of Dana as a friend, as she illustrates two figures shaking hands on the calculator quickly after.

### Leslie

While both Bebe and Leslie are more minor characters in the series, they are seen interacting in a few instances, such as "Music Lessons," where Bebe compliments Leslie's skills on the bongos, and "My Partner Gets All the Credit," where the two seem glad to be paired together. It's likely that Bebe and Leslie are friends, utilizing this evidence.

## Appearances

For a list of every episode Bebe is seen in, see here.

## Trivia

* In earlier episodes of the show, her name is pronounced "bee-bee," matching its pronunciation in the books. However, starting with "Wayside Christmas," it's pronounced "bay-bay," differently to how it's pronounced in the books.
* She only speaks in the episode "Music Lessons." In other episodes, she is silent, or communicates through drawings.
Mrs. Drazil's notebook

**Mrs. Drazil's Notebook**  is a notebook that appeared in Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger. It is owned by Mrs. Drazil.

## History

This old blue notebook stuffed with papers contains all the information about all of Mrs. Drazil's previous students that were horrible to her. The information contained within was all the pranks, mean comments, and unfinished homework that the students did. Mrs. Drazil is highly protective of the book, demanding that Sharie put it back immediately when she tried to give it to Bebe.

One particular thing in the notebook was a single page of homework Louis was supposed to copy over. Others were a mean letter by Jane Smith before she moved away as well as twelve of her unfinished assignments.

## Appearances

* "**The New Teacher**"
* "A Light Bulb, a Pencil Sharpener, a Coffeepot, and a Sack of Potatoes"
* "**An Elephant in Wayside School**"
* "**The Blue Notebook**"
* "**Jane Smith**"

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* Although Jane Smith is considered worse than Louis, it's implied in "The New Teacher" that Mrs. Drazil hated both of them just as much as the rest of the students in her notebook.
Flowers for a Very Special Person

Illustrated by Tim Heitz

"**Flowers for a Very Special Person**" is the twenty-eighth chapter of *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*.

## Synopsis

Louis brings a bouquet of flowers for someone special, but ends up giving them to Mr. Kidswatter instead.

## Plot

This chapter opens with the narrator explaining that Miss Nogard has heard all the students thinking about the crush Louis has on her. That being said, even without mind-reading, it's not long before Jenny tells her that Louis is in love with her. Bebe Gunn and Calvin join as well, asking how she feels about him, and she replies that she thinks he might be kind of cute, exciting the students. She prepares to break Louis's heart, like she did with all the other men she previously dated. Though admittedly, she does feel kind of bad about it, as she actually does find Louis kind of cute.

At recess, the kids all tell Louis that Miss Nogard has a crush on him, but Louis ignores them, saying they should play kickball instead. However, as they play, Louis frequently makes mistakes he usually wouldn't. Ron asks if Louis is okay, and Jenny explains that he might be in love.

The next morning, Louis shows up with a bouquet of flowers in his hand. Jenny asks if they're for Miss Nogard, and Louis simply says he plans to hand them to someone special, while winking back at her. Bebe and Calvin also ask, but Louis once again gives vague answers. He walks into the office, where Miss Nogard is getting mail from her mailbox, and the students try to push Louis towards her, when suddenly Mr. Kidswatter walks out of his office. Louis hands the flowers to him instead, surprising him, but Mr. Kidswatter is happy, stating that he doesn't have many friends, and that he always thought of Louis like a son. Louis calls him a "maggot-infested string bean" under his breath, but when Mr. Kidswatter asks to repeat what he said, he instead says "a magnificent human being."

## Characters

* Miss Wendy Nogard
* Louis
* Stephen
* Todd
* Sharie
* Jenny
* Calvin
* Bebe Gunn
* Xavier Dalton (mentioned, final appearance)
* Mac
* Terrence
* Ron
* Mr. Kidswatter

## Trivia

* This is the last time Xavier Dalton is mentioned in the series.

## Gallery

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Incidental 001

**Incidental 001** is a character in the cartoon *Wayside.*

## Appearance

Incidental 001 is a boy with blue spiky hair, a large nose, and blue eyebrows. He wears a aquamarine short sleeve shirt with a picture of lighting bolt on it, blue jeans, and gray shoes.

## Appearances

For a list of every episode Incidental 001 is seen in, see here.

## Trivia

* Fans of this cartoon often assume he is meant to be D.J., but currently no evidence exists to back these claims.
Discipline list

Nearly everyone in Mrs. Jewls's class has to write their name under the discipline list. ("Blame It on the Cloud")

### Last appearance

"Blame It on the Cloud"

The **discipline list** is Mrs. Jewls's method of punishing students in the *Wayside School* books and cartoon. It works under a three strike system:

1. Whenever a student “misbehaves“, Mrs. Jewls (*Sideways Stories from Wayside School* and *Wayside*) or that student (*Wayside School Is Falling Down*, *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*, *Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom*) will write their name on the blackboard under the word "DISCIPLINE."
2. After the second offense, either Mrs. Jewls or the student will place a checkmark next to their name.
3. After the third offense, Mrs. Jewls or the student will circle the name and the student will have to go home early on the kindergarten bus at noon. Everyone else leaves at three o' clock.

In some book chapters like "Jason" or episodes of the cartoon like "Class Cow" it is implied that if a student does a particularly bad offense, like sticking a student to their seat or attempting to erase the discipline list entirely, they'll be sent home early regardless of the number of strikes against them. In the chapter "Sammy," Mrs. Jewls writes a triangle around Sammy's name as a fourth offense. This is the only time this has been seen.

## List of offenses

This is a list of times students have performed offenses that have had their name written on the discipline list.

## Trivia

* This was never referred to as the discipline list in the main series. It just says that people's names are written "under the word DISCIPLINE".
* The discipline list is not mentioned *Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School* and *More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*, but is implied to exist, as Todd is sent home early for swearing in "Spelling."
* Todd is the only character to have his name on the discipline list in the cartoon. However, in "Wayside: The Movie", Mrs. Jewls threatened Maurecia with writing her name but she never actually went through with it. In "Teacher's Parent Conference," Mrs. Jewls rides home on the kindergarten bus alongside Papa Jewls and Mr. Kidswatter, but only because Todd wants her to understand how he feels. In "Louis Gets Some Class," Mrs. Jewls threatens Louis with writing his name on the board, but ultimately is just teasing him.
* Having his name on the list a total of twenty-five times, Todd is punished more than any other student in Mrs. Jewls's class. Jason is in second place, at three.
* Sue is the only student who has never written her name on the discipline list, as she only appears in the *Sideways Arithmetic* series. Everyone else has at least once, as of "Blame It on the Cloud."
Joe (cartoon)

*For information on this character in the books, see Joe.*

## Joe

**Joe** is a character in the cartoon *Wayside*. He is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class.

## Appearance

In the cartoon, Joe is a student with light skin, a large nose, and a large orange afro that obscures his eyes that he keeps various things in, such as a sub sandwich in "Oh, Brother" and wildlife in "Joe n' Fro." He wears a white, long-sleeved shirt with blue highlights, and green cargo pants. He wears blue shoes with white soles and laces.

## Personality

In the cartoon, Joe is a minor character, and little about his personality is established. However, he has a major role in "Joe n' Fro," which reveals a lot about him. In this episode, it's revealed Joe struggles with criticism, as when Todd notes that something in Joe's hair is throwing nuts at him, Joe quickly denies these claims, even after witnessing it himself. As such, students have difficulty confronting Joe, and he seems to have no close friends. He has a little bit of trouble understanding others, as when Maurecia claims she owes Joe an apology for "You know..." when referring to how she and the other students in Mrs. Jewls's class stayed away from him, he responds by saying "No, I don't!"

Joe is very-much in-tune with nature, and transforms his hair into a wildlife refuge to protect some animals from Mr. Kidswatter's yard beautification project. He also stuffs nuts, leaves, and twigs in his hair to make sure the animals feel comfortable, though they often fall out at inopportune times. Joe is upset when Mr. Kidswatter is ready to unveil is new gazebo, as he's afraid that the schoolyard has been made barren as a result. At the end, he joins the other students in making Mr. Kidswatter clean up the yard himself. Joe may be described as a hippie to some degree, and he is seen dressed as one during the Spring Dance in "Rat in Shining Armor."

## Relationships

### Wildlife

In the cartoon, Joe is hardly seen interacting with anyone other than the wildlife. In "Joe n' Fro," Joe is concerned by Mr. Kidswatter's "beautification project," as it is displacing much of the wildlife near Wayside School. He decides to give the wildlife a home inside his afro, causing it to smell very bad and shed several leaves and twigs from time to time. Other students get upset at Joe, because he denies the negative properties of his afro, even when clearly visible, but they forgive him when it's realized it was to give refuge to the wildlife.

## Appearances

For a list of every episode Joe is seen in, see here.

## Trivia

* Joe is not named until "Joe n' Fro," an episode that features him in a major role.
Fluffy

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## Production Information

### Last appearance

"Miss Fortune"

**Fluffy** is a character in the cartoon *Wayside*. Fluffy is Maurecia's pet porcupine. He does not appreciate the affection Maurecia shows towards Todd, and often acts aggressively towards him.

## Appearance

Fluffy is a stylized porcupine with yellow-green spines, a green nose, and sharp teeth. While walking on all fours, Fluffy's limbs are usually obscured, though Fluffy has been seen walking on his hind legs, with his front legs functioning as arms.

Prior to the events shown in a flashback in "Mrs. Gorf," Fluffy was pink, and had a much fluffier texture. He had a blue nose, and was decorated with a blue bow on his tail.

## Trivia

* Fluffy's presence is retroactively contradicted by "The Bells of Wayside," which states that nine clangs can be heard whenever a porcupine enters the building.
	+ Whether Fluffy's presence in the cartoon was inspiration for this passage or not is unknown.
	+ At the end of Dr. Dana, Fluffy is seen pinching Myron.
Mrs. Jewls's cowbell

**Mrs. Jewls's Cowbell** is a cowbell that appeared in *Wayside School Is Falling Down*.

## History

Mrs. Jewls uses this cowbell to quiet down her class or get their attention.

In the last chapter, during a windy and stormy day, Mrs. Jewls kept ringing her bell to keep all the children close to her on the roof of the school during a fire drill and so people would be able to hear them in case they got blocked by smoke. The wind carried the sound for miles causing cows from all over the country to hear and come towards it. All the other teachers and students yelled at her to stop ringing her bell, but it first sounded like they were saying "Star Bringing Purple" to her and the class. By the time they finally understood, it was too late as the whole school was filled with cows everywhere. This resulted in the school closing until "Explanation".

## Appearances

* "Mark Miller"
* "Another Story About Socks"
* "The Best Part"
* "A Giggle Box, a Leaky Faucet, and a Foghorn"
* "A Bad Case of the Sillies"
* "A Story That Isn't About Socks"
* "Valooosh"
* "**Wayside School Is Falling Down**"
* "Numbers"

## Trivia

* It is implied that after what happened in "Wayside School Is Falling Down", Mrs. Jewls got rid of her cowbell and instead holds up two fingers to quiet the class down as seen in *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*.
Dameon/Appearances

A list of every book chapter Dameon appears in. He has appeared in 36 chapters, and is mentioned in 2 more, for a total of **38 appearances**.

**Bold** denotes a major role.

## Appearances

### *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*

* "Todd"
* "D.J."
* "Kathy"
* "Ron"
* "**Dameon**"
* "Terrence"
* "**Joy**"
* "Nancy"
* "Stephen"
* "Louis"

### *Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "Recess"
* "Science, Geography, Etc." (mentioned)

### *Wayside School Is Falling Down*

* "Bebe's Baby Brother"
* "Another Story About Socks"
* "Mush"
* "Kathy and D.J."
* "Pencils"
* "**Love and a Dead Rat**"
* "A Bad Case of the Sillies"

### *More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "Four Times Too"
* "Report Cards" (mentioned)
* "The New Flagpole"
* "Game Day"

### *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*

* "Explanation"
* "A Message from the Principal"
* "Pet Day"
* "A Bad Word"
* "Santa Claus"
* "**Something Different about Mrs. Jewls**"
* "Mr. Gorf"
* "Elevators"

### *Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom*

* "A Million"
* "Eric, Eric, and *What's-His-Name?*"
* "Science"
* "Stuck"
* "Push-Downs"
* "The Ultimate, Ultimate Test"
* "Kachooga Boop"