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A dwarf actor who worked in [[Holy Wood]] during {{MP}}. He was a friend of [[Theda Withel|Ginger]] and appeared to be relaxed in the company of trolls. | A dwarf actor who worked in [[Holy Wood]] during {{MP}}. He was a friend of [[Theda Withel|Ginger]] and appeared to be relaxed in the company of trolls. | ||
He had a roll in the click 'Tales of the Dwarfes', and told [[Victor Tugelbend|Victor]] and Ginger how he and the lads suddenly broke into song 'Hihohiho'. They put this down to the natural creativity that seemed to be sloshing around, with [[Breccia]] the troll commenting that 'it sounded like every other dwarf song he ever did hear'. | He had a roll in the click 'Tales of the Dwarfes', and told [[Victor Tugelbend|Victor]] and Ginger how he and the lads suddenly broke into song [["Hiho" song|'Hihohiho']]. They put this down to the natural creativity that seemed to be sloshing around, with [[Breccia]] the troll commenting that 'it sounded like every other dwarf song he ever did hear'. | ||
[[Category:Discworld characters|Thunderfoot]] | [[Category:Discworld characters|Thunderfoot]] | ||
[[Category:Dwarf characters|Thunderfoot]] | [[Category:Dwarf characters|Thunderfoot]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:07, 17 January 2023
A dwarf actor who worked in Holy Wood during Moving Pictures. He was a friend of Ginger and appeared to be relaxed in the company of trolls.
He had a roll in the click 'Tales of the Dwarfes', and told Victor and Ginger how he and the lads suddenly broke into song 'Hihohiho'. They put this down to the natural creativity that seemed to be sloshing around, with Breccia the troll commenting that 'it sounded like every other dwarf song he ever did hear'.