She first appears when James climbs inside the peach, having been transformed. She is like a grandmother figure to James. She lights up the inside of the peach with her tail, and has bad hearing. She accompanies the others on their journey to New York City. She and the others are separated from James during an attack from The Rhino, but they later reunite with James, who has transformed back into his normal form, and she aids in the capture of Spiker and Sponge. She later lives with the others in Central Park, and becomes a new light torch for the Statue of Liberty, saving the city millions of dollars on power.
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| - She first appears when James climbs inside the peach, having been transformed. She is like a grandmother figure to James. She lights up the inside of the peach with her tail, and has bad hearing. She accompanies the others on their journey to New York City. She and the others are separated from James during an attack from The Rhino, but they later reunite with James, who has transformed back into his normal form, and she aids in the capture of Spiker and Sponge. She later lives with the others in Central Park, and becomes a new light torch for the Statue of Liberty, saving the city millions of dollars on power.
- Glowworms were luminescent worms from the Coruscant underworld. A single glowworm was approximately the size of a loaf of Jawa bread. Giant walking fish liked to eat glowworms. Chewbacca and one of the Rebel heroes—Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, or Leia Organa—were given glowworms by winged aliens while searching for Phelon. Chewbacca's companion was forced to eat a glowworm to appease their new acquaintances, and thought it would taste good with Tatooine Thunder sauce.
- The Glowworm is one of the tritagonists and one of the major characters in James and the Giant Peach.
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| - Her friends, singing, gravy, the Statue of Liberty
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| - Hard-of-hearing, kind, loyal
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| - Lives with James and the others, and becomes the lighter of the Statue of Liberty.
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| - Aunt Spiker, Aunt Sponge, Robot Shark, the Rhino
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| - Lighter of the Statue of Liberty
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| - James and the Giant Peach
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| - Her family, people of New York
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| - "Did he say marvelous pixies satten?"
- "Does it come with gravy?"
- "There's Lady Liberty!"
- "I can't hear you, dear. I'll have to put my light on."
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| - She first appears when James climbs inside the peach, having been transformed. She is like a grandmother figure to James. She lights up the inside of the peach with her tail, and has bad hearing. She accompanies the others on their journey to New York City. She and the others are separated from James during an attack from The Rhino, but they later reunite with James, who has transformed back into his normal form, and she aids in the capture of Spiker and Sponge. She later lives with the others in Central Park, and becomes a new light torch for the Statue of Liberty, saving the city millions of dollars on power.
- Glowworms were luminescent worms from the Coruscant underworld. A single glowworm was approximately the size of a loaf of Jawa bread. Giant walking fish liked to eat glowworms. Chewbacca and one of the Rebel heroes—Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, or Leia Organa—were given glowworms by winged aliens while searching for Phelon. Chewbacca's companion was forced to eat a glowworm to appease their new acquaintances, and thought it would taste good with Tatooine Thunder sauce.
- The Glowworm is one of the tritagonists and one of the major characters in James and the Giant Peach.
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