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| “ | Boy, God. This sure didn't turn out to be the best Christmas ever. But You still have two minutes left... and I have faith in You. | „ |
| ~ Orel to God in The Best Christmas Ever! |
Orel Jack Puppington is the titular main protagonist in the animated series Morel Orel, created by Dino Stamatopoulos. He is depicted as a young boy living in the fictional town of Moralton. Orel is the eldest son of Clay and Bloberta Puppington. His father, Clay, is a stern and hypocritical figure who holds strong religious beliefs but often behaves in contradictory ways. Bloberta, Orel's mother, is emotionally distant and struggles with her own unhappiness. Orel has a younger brother named Shapey, who is often neglected by the family.
Orel is voiced by Carolyn Lawrence, who is best known for voicing Sandy Cheeks from Spongebob Squarepants and Cindy Vortex from Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, as well as Ashley Graham from Resident Evil 4.
Catchphrases[]
Orel Puppington's catchphrase from the show "Morel Orel" is indeed "Hot Dog!" He frequently exclaims this phrase with enthusiasm in various situations throughout the series. It's a signature expression of his naive and optimistic personality, often used to express excitement or surprise.
Nicknames[]
In the animated series "Morel Orel," Orel Puppington is given the nickname "Working Boy" in the episode titled "Charity" (Season 1, Episode 3). This episode explores Orel's efforts to help others through charitable acts, which leads to him being dubbed "Working Boy" by the townspeople due to his earnest and industrious nature in trying to do good deeds.
Biography[]
Orel is the son of Clay Puppington, a stern and religious father who often exhibits hypocritical behavior, and Bloberta Puppington, his emotionally repressed and unhappy mother. He also has a younger brother named Shapey, who is often neglected by the family.
Orel is depicted as a naive and optimistic young boy who deeply believes in the teachings of his town's Christian faith. He is earnest in his attempts to follow moral values as taught by his father and the church, though his interpretations often lead to humorous misunderstandings and unintended consequences.
Throughout the series, Orel's innocence is gradually challenged as he encounters the darker realities of his town and family life. He begins to question the contradictions between the moral teachings he learns and the flawed behavior exhibited by those around him, including his parents and other adults in Moralton.
The series explores themes of religious hypocrisy, dysfunctional family dynamics, and the complexities of morality. Orel's journey is a coming-of-age story that delves into the contrast between idealized moral values and the imperfect realities of human behavior.
Overall, Orel Puppington's biography in "Morel Orel" is characterized by his earnest pursuit of morality and his gradual awakening to the complexities and contradictions of the world around him, set within the satirical and darkly comedic backdrop of the series.
External Links[]
- Orel Puppington on the Moral Orel Wiki