Dawn Bellwether

Dawn Bellwether is the hidden main antagonist of the 2016 Disney animated movie, Zootopia (Zootropolis in Europe).

She is voiced by Jenny Slate who also portrayed Zoe in Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked.

Official Description
Assistant Mayor Bellwether is a sweet sheep with a little voice and a lot of wool, who constantly finds herself under foot of the larger-than-life Mayor Lionheart.

Personality
At first glance, she appears as a meek, shy kind energetic and eager person. She sympathizes with Judy as she feels the two are both underappreciated and underestimated and claimed herself as Judy's friend in City Hall. She is eager to help and excited she could be of use since she feels her job as assistant mayor is more of a glorified secretary job. It is obvious throughout the film that she mostly does paperwork and menial jobs while Lionheart is a glory hound who shoves the work on her and gets the glory. She is actually very deceptive and prejduiced against predators because, as she puts it, they are only 10% of the population and she seems to view them as dangerous and unintelligent in comparison to the prey. She is power hungry and willing to let prey get injured by the predators she turns savage in order to maintain power and turn the populace against the predator minority (showing that despite claiming she cares for prey, she ultimately thinks nothing of sacifiricing a few for her cause). She is sadistic, merciliess and sociopathic, killing anyone who gets in her way and enjoying their pain. She is intelligent, managing to frame Lionheart for her crimes and staging everything to look as if predators have gone savage. However, she does prove to be a show off once her true colors are revealed, bragging about her plan before trying to finish off Judy and Nick, which proved to be her downfall. She gets arrested with her right-hand Doug and her other henchmen.

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Trivia

 * The term "bellwether" refers to a sheep that leads a herd. This sheep will typically be marked through the use of a bell, hence the "bell" in Bellwether.