Lonely Scarecrow – Character Insight

Welcome to the Lonely Scarecrow – Character Insight page. Lonely Scarecrow lives on a fence post on Joshua and Penny’s farm which is located southeast of Calgary, Alberta. Lonely Scarecrow’s job is to keep the many crows that frequent the farm, away from the corn fields.

Lonely Scarecrow was the first scarecrow that Penny made and each day she saw him sitting on the fence post, he tugged at her heart strings because he looked so lonely.

Penny made a few more scarecrows so that Lonely Scarecrow wouldn’t be so lonely. She made Dallas, who sits on the fence post beside him. Then she made female scarecrows. Hazel became Scarecrow’s partner.

Pretty soon, Hazel and the other females became bored of the scarecrow life, so Penny made each of the female scarecrows a baby scarecrow. The scarecrows loved their life on Joshua’s and Penny’s farm. They were no longer lonely and they were no longer bored.

What we know about Lonely Scarecrow so far:

  • Created on September 21, 1993
  • Lives on a fence post on Joshua and Penny’s farm, which is southeast of Calgary, Alberta.
  • Keeps the crows away from the corn fields.
  • He was the first scarecrow made by Penny.
  • Penny felt sad seeing him alone every day, which tugged at her heartstrings.

Family Members:

  • Hazel – Hazel was created by Penny when she saw how lonely and sad Lonely Scarecrow was.
  • Baby Scarecrow – The female scarecrows were sad so Penny created baby scarecrows for them.

Likes:

  • Enjoys the company of other scarecrows like his best friend, Dallas and his wife, Hazel.
  • Likes having a job to do, which is keeping the crows away from the corn fields.
  • Appreciates the presence of baby scarecrows and the sense of community they bring.
  • Enjoys living on Joshua and Penny’s farm.

Dislikes:

  • Disliked being alone on the fence post before other scarecrows were made.
  • Likely dislikes periods of inactivity or lack of engagement, similar to Hazel and the other female scarecrows before they had baby scarecrows.

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