Charlotte
Charlotte is a Canadian girl who first appeared in the Season Nineteen episode, "Where My Country Gone?", where she was seen dating Butters Stotch.
Background
Butters loses a bet among his friends and is forced to date a Canadian student to end hostilities between the US and Canadian students at South Park Elementary. He reluctantly introduces himself to Charlotte on the playground and later they go on a date to a movie. Charlotte invites Butters to dinner at her house and her father explains the evil President of Canada caused everyone to move to the U.S..
Butters and Charlotte hold hands and bond while sitting on the swing in the backyard. The family moves back to Canada once they hear the President is dead and Charlotte promises to Skype Butters when she gets home. She followed through on this in "Tweek x Craig". While in a Skype call with Butters in "PC Principal Final Justice", she ensures that he will be careful with the recent events.
In "Wieners Out", she is seen briefly, again in a Skype call with Butters. Due to the recent protest against the boys by the girls in "Skank Hunt", she also had joined the cause. Prior to the call, she had told Butters not to call her, and that their relationship was over. The call ends when Butters goes in a fit of rage.
Appearance
Charlotte, like all Canadians, has beady eyes and a flappy head. She wears a pink dress with a blue overcoat, and white shoes. She has medium length brown hair, with a pink hairpin on the left side.
Personality
Although she, along with all the other Canadian refugees in this episode, do not wish to live in South Park, Charlotte is opening to dating Butters. And like most Canadians, she is sweet and kind.
Relationships
Butters Stotch
Butters met Charlotte in "Where My Country Gone?", after being forced by the other boys to find a Canadian girl to have a "Hot Cosby" with to establish peace. Though Butters was reluctant at first, he and Charlotte developed feelings for each other and decided to take things slow. Charlotte and her family returned to Canada at the end of the episode, but she promised to Skype Butters when she got home.
In "Tweek x Craig" they are seen Skyping with each other. They Skype again in "PC Principal Final Justice", with Butters affectionately calling her "baby" and "honey". However, in "Wieners Out", Butters and Charlotte have ended their relationship, with Charlotte deciding to join the girls' protest against the boys. Their breakup is directly the cause for Butters' aggressive change in personality and starting the Wieners Out movement.
Though Charlotte has not appeared since her breakup with Butters, the latter is still slightly bitter about it - in "Oh, Jeez", when Bill Clinton asks Butters if escalating the Gender War with the Wieners Out movement was because a girl broke his heart, he tears up while denying it. In South Park: Phone Destroyer, Butters states that he misses his Skype calls with Charlotte.
Trivia
- Unlike other female flappy-headed Canadians, which are usually voiced by Trey Parker or Matt Stone, Charlotte is actually one of the few flappy-headed Canadians to be voiced by a woman.
Prominence
- "Where My Country Gone?" - She and Butters start a romantic relationship with each other.
- "Tweek x Craig" - Seen in a Skype call.
- "PC Principal Final Justice" - Seen Skyping with Butters, and tells him to be careful with the recent events.
- "Member Berries" - Seen in Matt Lauer's collection of clips on HBC News.
- "Wieners Out" - Seen in a Skype call breaking up with Butters to show solidarity with the South Park girls.
- "Oh, Jeez" (referenced) - Bill Clinton asks if Butters is being aggressive because a girl broke his heart, to which Butters denies while crying.
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