| NOTE: This article is only about the movie version of Heather Hills, as the one in the books isn't a villain. |
| “ | No...NO! I am going TO KILL YOU!!! | „ |
| ~ Heather Hills' villainous breakdown once Rodrick accidentally knocks over an ice sculpture. |
Heather Hills is the main antagonist of Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days, an adaption of the 2009 novel of the same name, as well as a supporting character in the book. Despite not being evil whatsoever in the book, in the films, she has a much more antagonistic role, even going as far as to trying to attack Rodrick for trying to impress her, and does not take her job seriously as a lifeguard.
She is described by Holly to be a female version of Rodrick, but unlike the latter, she has little to no redeeming qualities, and shows no remorse for any of her actions whatsoever.
She is the older sister of Holly Hills, who she sometimes harasses as claimed by her in Rodrick Rules.
In the films, she is portrayed by Melissa Roxburgh.
Biography[]
In Rodrick Rules, she is described by Holly Hills as a female version of Rodrick, as they both harass their younger siblings, possibly like how Greg is possibly Holly's male counterpart.
When Holly is singing Greg's yearbook, she interrupts her and tells her to get in the car as she doesn't care what she is doing. Rodrick tried flirting with her, but she drove away and ran over his foot in the process. She is seen again at the country club as a lifeguard, but wasn't doing her job, not caring about the dangers that could happen to someone while they are in the pool, as she is instead looking at her phone and ignoring Rodrick.
This causes a man to jump into the pool and give Rodrick mouth-to-mouth to his disgust. Heather then threatened to leave Holly behind at the country club if she does not listen to what she says.
She is last seen at her sweet 16 party, where Rodrick goes to front and sings a cover of "Baby" by Justin Bieber in an attempt to impress her again, but he accidentally knocks down in an ice sculpture, making Heather furious and try attacking Rodrick with a microphone stand, stating that she is going to kill him, but he ducks and she instead hits a chocolate fountain, causing it to spray all over her and Madison. All the guests leave the party after seeing Heather's outburst. Greg apologized to Holly, but she said she was happy and that she thought that Heather fairly deserved it.
Personality[]
While not truly evil, Heather doesn't seem to have any redeeming qualities. Throughout the film, she is usually shown to be an incredibly arrogant, obnoxious, apathetic, and overall uncaring individual. She cares about nothing or anyone but herself, not even her own family members, showing no remorse or regret for her actions and sees herself above all others. She is also shown to lose her temper at times, as shown where she tries attacking Rodrick using a microphone stand, only for her to miss and have chocolate sprayed all over her and Madison, thus ruining her own party.
Relationships[]
Family[]
- Unnamed parents
- Holly Hills - sister
- Unnamed sister
Friends/allies[]
- Her posse
Enemies[]
- Holly Hills - archenemy
- Greg Heffley
- Rodrick Heffley - ruined her sweet sixteen
- Rowley Jefferson
Trivia[]
- She is completely different from her book counterpart, as her book version is a neutral character who was hired as Rowley's babysitter unlike in the film.
- She serves as a dark reflection and foil to Rodrick as both are older siblings who harass their younger siblings. While Rodrick is nicer than his book counterpart and learned how to bond with brothers kindly and became appreciative and touched by Greg's acts of forgiveness and kindness, Heather is meaner than her book counterpart, doesn't change her attitude, and has little to no redeeming qualities whatsoever.
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