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'''Mrs. Bottles''', also nicknamed '''Mrs. B''', is the wife of [[Bottles]], the mother of [[Goggles]] and [[Speccy]], and the sister-in-law of [[Jamjars]]. | '''Mrs. Bottles''', also nicknamed '''Mrs. B''', is the wife of [[Bottles]], the mother of [[Goggles]] and [[Speccy]], and the sister-in-law of [[Jamjars]]. She lives in an [[Bottles' House|underground tunnel]] alongside her husband and children. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===''Banjo-Tooie''=== | ===''Banjo-Tooie''=== | ||
In ''Banjo-Tooie'', when [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] first meet Mrs. Bottles, she wonders why Bottles is late for dinner, unaware that he was killed by [[Gruntilda]]'s spell. Banjo does not want to tell Mrs. Bottles about what happened to Bottles, and although Kazooie is fine with relaying this message, both of them decide to not tell her. Unaware of Bottles' death, Mrs. Bottles gets irritated and deliberately leaves his dinner overcoocked. | In ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'', when [[Banjo]] and [[Kazooie]] first meet Mrs. Bottles, she wonders why Bottles is late for dinner, unaware that he was killed by [[Gruntilda]]'s spell. Banjo does not want to tell Mrs. Bottles about what happened to Bottles, and although Kazooie is fine with relaying this message, both of them decide to not tell her. Unaware of Bottles' death, Mrs. Bottles gets irritated and deliberately leaves his dinner overcoocked. | ||
Near the end of the game, when [[Klungo]] and [[King Jingaling]] show up to Bottles' house for a party, Mrs. Bottles scolds Bottles for being so late and forces him to eat his burnt dinner. Bottles tries to explain that he had been killed and later revived, but Mrs. Bottles does not believe him. When Mrs. Bottles sees Klungo and King Jingaling, she asks who they are. The two explain that they came to celebrate Banjo and Kazooie's victory over Gruntilda. Mrs. Bottles decides to make scones for the occasion. | Near the end of the game, when [[Klungo]] and [[King Jingaling]] show up to Bottles' house for a party, Mrs. Bottles scolds Bottles for being so late and forces him to eat his burnt dinner. Bottles tries to explain that he had been killed and later revived, but Mrs. Bottles does not believe him. When Mrs. Bottles sees Klungo and King Jingaling, she asks who they are. The two explain that they came to celebrate Banjo and Kazooie's victory over Gruntilda. Mrs. Bottles decides to make scones for the occasion. | ||
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Mrs. Bottles is also mentioned by Bottles when Banjo and Kazooie ask him about her in [[Showdown Town]]. Bottles tells them two conflicting stories of Mrs. Bottles: in one of them, Mrs. Bottles is run over and killed by one of Gruntilda's vehicles, and in the other story, Mrs. Bottles continues living happily in [[Spiral Mountain]]. Although Bottles acknowledges the conflicting information, he does not bother telling the real story. | Mrs. Bottles is also mentioned by Bottles when Banjo and Kazooie ask him about her in [[Showdown Town]]. Bottles tells them two conflicting stories of Mrs. Bottles: in one of them, Mrs. Bottles is run over and killed by one of Gruntilda's vehicles, and in the other story, Mrs. Bottles continues living happily in [[Spiral Mountain]]. Although Bottles acknowledges the conflicting information, he does not bother telling the real story. | ||
==General information== | |||
===Physical appearance=== | |||
Mrs. Bottles is a relatively short Mole, wearing large, thick, Coke-bottle-framed pink glasses and a light blue dress with a yellow apron featuring illustrations of flowers with orange petals in it. She wears purple slippers and has several curlers in her hair, always being seen holding a red mug which reads "B-T", an acronym for ''Banjo-Tooie''. | |||
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