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Granny Squirrel

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The Old Lady Squirrel is a character in Disney's 1963 feature film the Sword in the Stone, who briefly appeared in a scene where she sees Merlin disguised as a squirrel and quickly falls in love with him. Her chittering noises are provided by Martha Wentworth who is also the voice of Madam Mim in the same film.

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To have Merlin as her mate

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The fact that Merlin is really a human

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Granny Squirrel

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Merlin

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Obese maroon squirrel, thistle circles, muzzle, and belly, a pair of couple black whiskers, crimson nose, buck-toothed, a few black hairs on her head, thick black eyebrows, bushy tail

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Unknown Old Lady Squirrel

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Dull-witted, old, funny, prissy, eccentric, boy-crazy, annoying, excitable

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Runs up her tree when Merlin, who has turned back to human form, starts barking at her.

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Granny Squirrel

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Grey Squirrel

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The forest

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The Sword in the Stone

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The Old Lady Squirrel is a character in Disney's 1963 feature film the Sword in the Stone, who briefly appeared in a scene where she sees Merlin disguised as a squirrel and quickly falls in love with him. Her chittering noises are provided by Martha Wentworth who is also the voice of Madam Mim in the same film.