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| − | {{南方公园角色|图片 = Joe-gargery.png|英文原名 = Joe Gargery|性别 = 男|头发 = 棕色|年龄 = 40-50|职业 = 铁匠|信仰 = 英国国教|亲属名称1 = [[乔·盖格瑞太太]]|亲属名称2 = [[皮普·皮瑞普]]|首次出场 = [[皮普特辑]]|亲属关系1 = 妻子|亲属关系2 = 小舅子}}'''Joe Gargery''' was a character created by [[wikipedia:Charles Dickens|Charles Dickens]] in his novel ''[[wikipedia:Great Expectations|Great Expectations]]''. He appears in an identical role in the episode "[[Pip]]". |
+ | {{南方公园角色|图片 = Joe-gargery.png|英文原名 = Joe Gargery|性别 = 男|头发 = 棕色|年龄 = 40-50|职业 = 铁匠|信仰 = 英国国教|亲属名称1 = [[乔·盖格瑞太太]]|亲属名称2 = [[皮普·皮瑞普]]|首次出场 = [[皮普特辑]]|亲属关系1 = 妻子|亲属关系2 = 小舅子|配音 = [[凯尔·麦卡洛特]]}}'''Joe Gargery''' was a character created by [[wikipedia:Charles Dickens|Charles Dickens]] in his novel ''[[wikipedia:Great Expectations|Great Expectations]]''. He appears in an identical role in the episode "[[Pip]]". |
Joe Gargery is [[Pip Pirrip|Pip]]'s brother-in-law. He is a blacksmith and is also the husband of Pip's hot-tempered [[Mrs. Joe Gargery|adult sister]]. |
Joe Gargery is [[Pip Pirrip|Pip]]'s brother-in-law. He is a blacksmith and is also the husband of Pip's hot-tempered [[Mrs. Joe Gargery|adult sister]]. |
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Joe Gargery was a character created by Charles Dickens in his novel Great Expectations. He appears in an identical role in the episode "Pip".
Joe Gargery is Pip's brother-in-law. He is a blacksmith and is also the husband of Pip's hot-tempered adult sister.
Appearance
He has an elongated face, a red nose and really bad teeth. He has brown hair, badly-kept stubble and hairy arms. He appears dressed in dark red overalls and brown shirt.
Family
Pip Pirrip
Joe has taken Pip on as his apprentice, and wishes to teach him in the trade of being a blacksmith. When the lawyer from London comes to take Pip to be a gentleman, he appears to be disappointed that Pip is leaving him to be a gentleman rather than a blacksmith, but appears genuinely happy for Pip, remarking that that Pip is "A young gentleman of great expectations!"
Mrs. Joe Gargery
His short-tempered wife, Pip's grown sister, is dismissive towards him and his work, often being obnoxious and abusive towards him as well as disparagingly calling him things like "metal-pounding fairy".
Trivia
- One of the things Gargery creates is a metal orange. This is likely a reference to the novella A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess, which was adapted into a film starring Malcolm McDowell, who appeared as the narrator to the episode.