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The Angora Cat is the secondary antagonist in the 1945 novel, Stuart Little. Unlike most characters in the Stuart Little novel, the angora cat was never seen in any Stuart Little films or any show episodes.
Biography[]
The Angora Cat appeared in the Stuart Little novel when she and Snowbell have a conversation about Stuart and Margalo, and Angora threatens to eat Margalo. A pigeon overhears the cats and writes a note to Margalo about a strange visitor who will come by, which caused Margalo to flee as the Angora cat intends to eat her. After Margalo flees, the Angora cat was never seen again.
It is unknown what happened to Agnora since she was never defeated, and she was never seen again.
Her real name has not been mentioned.
Trivia[]
- In the movie adaptation, Monty fits the role of the Angora Cat. However, he is a tabby and male, while the Angora Cat is white and female. The Angora cat is also inspiring of Smokey who also settles a deal for Snowbell to help him get rid of Stuart by any means necessary.
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