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− | '''Melville''' was [[Chuckie Finster|Chuckie]]'s pet bug, Chuckie took him in because basically he's the only type of pet (besides dogs as revealed later) that won't affect [[Chas Finster|his father]]'s allergies. Chuckie loved Melville dearly and confided to him with things he never told anyone. He also played many games with him like fetch, exploring, bugs in the rug, eating chocolate pudding, and even tried to once eat leaves like Melville did. This joy |
+ | '''Melville''' was [[Chuckie Finster|Chuckie]]'s pet bug, Chuckie took him in because basically he's the only type of pet (besides dogs as revealed later) that won't affect [[Chas Finster|his father]]'s allergies. Chuckie loved Melville dearly and confided to him with things he never told anyone. He also played many games with him like fetch, exploring, bugs in the rug, eating chocolate pudding, and even tried to once eat leaves like Melville did. This joy was be cut short when Chuckie brought him over to [[Tommy Pickles|Tommy]]'s house. He had asked the others to care for him while he looked for a special type of leaf for Melville. After Chuckie left, Tommy and the twins decided to see how Melville was. However, when they checked, they saw that Melville didn't move. Although Tommy was initially confused as to why, the twins suggested to him that Melville could have been dead, then went on to explain what death meant. (It should be noted that in this episode [[I Remember Melville]] this is the first real time the Rugrats talk about, and get an understanding of, death.) |
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+ | Although Tommy was not sure at first if Melville was indeed dead, Phil did various things, all of which Melville never moved as a response, then said, "Yep, he's dead alright". Although the twins wanted to try and forget what they just learned, Tommy convinced them that they have to try and break the news easily to Chuckie. They even tried to find a new bug to replace Melville and quickly picked a snail. However, [[Phil DeVille|Phil]] stated several times that he didn't see a snail as a bug. When Chuckie saw the snail, he agreed with Phil and demanded to know where Melville was. When they told him that Melville was dead, Chuckie didn't believe he was really dead and tried very desperately to awaken his dead pet. Even after multiple failures, Chuckie still didn'tieve Melville is dead and tries to show his denial by playing with the dead bug on a toy circus he made. But after seeing Melville not even stay on a ball, he breaks down crying from the realization that his pet is dead. Then declares he'll never be happy again. The next day, while the babies try to be sensitive to how Chuckie reacted to Melville's death, Chuckie appears to be over it. Believing him, Tommy takes him and the twins inside to have chocolate pudding. But no sooner does Chuckie start eating does he begin to cry, remembering how he and Melville shared chocolate pudding before he died. Tommy then decides to put the pudding away and try to find something that won't make Chuckie remember Melville. |
Chuckie however declines, saying he wanted to remember him because if he doesn't who else would and that he still liked chocolate pudding. Tommy, confused, ask why he does to which Chuckie tries to figure out why. He then calmly answers Tommy that he "Never got to say good-bye". So to give Chuckie some closure, Tommy and the twins give Melville a funeral. And as the twins say some good words and some things they remember about Melville, they both begin to cry. All are shocked to hear Chuckie laughing, when they both ask why he's laughing. He, happily responds, that he's laughing because he's happy and that the memories they reminded of Melville gave him joy. He then says from now on when he thinks of Melville, he'll be happy to which both twins cry for no reason much to Chuckie and Tommy's surprise. |
Chuckie however declines, saying he wanted to remember him because if he doesn't who else would and that he still liked chocolate pudding. Tommy, confused, ask why he does to which Chuckie tries to figure out why. He then calmly answers Tommy that he "Never got to say good-bye". So to give Chuckie some closure, Tommy and the twins give Melville a funeral. And as the twins say some good words and some things they remember about Melville, they both begin to cry. All are shocked to hear Chuckie laughing, when they both ask why he's laughing. He, happily responds, that he's laughing because he's happy and that the memories they reminded of Melville gave him joy. He then says from now on when he thinks of Melville, he'll be happy to which both twins cry for no reason much to Chuckie and Tommy's surprise. |
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Profile
- Name: Melville the Bug-Finster
- Species: Caterpillar
- Owner: Chuckie
- Status: Deceased
Characteristics
Melville was Chuckie's pet bug, Chuckie took him in because basically he's the only type of pet (besides dogs as revealed later) that won't affect his father's allergies. Chuckie loved Melville dearly and confided to him with things he never told anyone. He also played many games with him like fetch, exploring, bugs in the rug, eating chocolate pudding, and even tried to once eat leaves like Melville did. This joy was be cut short when Chuckie brought him over to Tommy's house. He had asked the others to care for him while he looked for a special type of leaf for Melville. After Chuckie left, Tommy and the twins decided to see how Melville was. However, when they checked, they saw that Melville didn't move. Although Tommy was initially confused as to why, the twins suggested to him that Melville could have been dead, then went on to explain what death meant. (It should be noted that in this episode I Remember Melville this is the first real time the Rugrats talk about, and get an understanding of, death.)
Although Tommy was not sure at first if Melville was indeed dead, Phil did various things, all of which Melville never moved as a response, then said, "Yep, he's dead alright". Although the twins wanted to try and forget what they just learned, Tommy convinced them that they have to try and break the news easily to Chuckie. They even tried to find a new bug to replace Melville and quickly picked a snail. However, Phil stated several times that he didn't see a snail as a bug. When Chuckie saw the snail, he agreed with Phil and demanded to know where Melville was. When they told him that Melville was dead, Chuckie didn't believe he was really dead and tried very desperately to awaken his dead pet. Even after multiple failures, Chuckie still didn'tieve Melville is dead and tries to show his denial by playing with the dead bug on a toy circus he made. But after seeing Melville not even stay on a ball, he breaks down crying from the realization that his pet is dead. Then declares he'll never be happy again. The next day, while the babies try to be sensitive to how Chuckie reacted to Melville's death, Chuckie appears to be over it. Believing him, Tommy takes him and the twins inside to have chocolate pudding. But no sooner does Chuckie start eating does he begin to cry, remembering how he and Melville shared chocolate pudding before he died. Tommy then decides to put the pudding away and try to find something that won't make Chuckie remember Melville.
Chuckie however declines, saying he wanted to remember him because if he doesn't who else would and that he still liked chocolate pudding. Tommy, confused, ask why he does to which Chuckie tries to figure out why. He then calmly answers Tommy that he "Never got to say good-bye". So to give Chuckie some closure, Tommy and the twins give Melville a funeral. And as the twins say some good words and some things they remember about Melville, they both begin to cry. All are shocked to hear Chuckie laughing, when they both ask why he's laughing. He, happily responds, that he's laughing because he's happy and that the memories they reminded of Melville gave him joy. He then says from now on when he thinks of Melville, he'll be happy to which both twins cry for no reason much to Chuckie and Tommy's surprise.
Melville died of natural causes.
Episodes
- I Remember Melville
- Share and Share a Spike (mention)
Gallery
You can find Melville gallery here.