Tweedy be the one attacked and tied up by the chickens in the climax. For a while, the filmmakers considered the idea of having Mrs.Tweedy's first name is possibly a pun on the words 'militia' or 'malicious'. Tweedy wasn't willing to let her lash out at him again, so he pushes the barn door on top of her. She gets completely furious at him, but Mr. Tweedy calls her out for not thinking the chickens were organized, when they clearly were. However, when the pie machine blows up and the chickens escape in an airplane, Mr.

Tweedy rule the entire farm with an iron fist. Tweedy even tries to stand up for himself he is immediately put down, making Mrs. Tweedy to manipulate him into doing whatever she wants such as forcing him to build the pie machine when clearly he was against the idea. Tweedy's passive, submissive nature, this makes him an easy target for Mrs. She is both physically and emotionally abusive to him, constantly belittling him for her own needs. Her toughness is especially shown through how violently she handles her axe. She is also shown to be a very tough woman who takes sadistic pleasure out of killing chickens- when she is looking at Edwina at roll call she bears an evil smirk on her face a face similarly seen when Ginger is going into the Pie Machine. She can also show impatience with her husband, shown when she is contemplating buying the Pie Machine, and when the Pie Machine is broken. Tweedy as a doormat and torment the chickens, and despite her evilness, she is also business-smart as she came up with the idea of buying the Pie Machine. She is always looking for a chance to use Mr. Tweedy is a selfish, cruel, cold-hearted woman who only uses the chickens to get money, as she and her husband are poor. Her success contributed to her learning from her past mistakes of underestimating the chickens. It is revealed that she survived being crushed by barn door and has managed to build a successful chicken nugget business. Tweedy, having had enough of her abuse, pushes the door down on her. This only enrages her, but before she can lash out, Mr. Tweedy berates her for not listening to his warning that the chickens were organized in the first place. Tweedy, she falls head first directly into the pie machine's safety valve and in the gravy tank, and due to the such overwhelming pressure, the machine explodes. Tweedy into cutting the rope with her axe, allowing for the chickens to escape. Tweedy then woke up and went in pursuit, wielding her axe as the chickens were flying in their crate. Tweedy sits partially up and sees the axe land right next to her neck, she then passed out again. But Rocky's trike knocks her unconscious accidentally throwing the axe in the air. When the chickens attempt to use the crate to fly out, Mrs. Tweedy is busy fixing the machine while the chickens try to build their own 'old crate,' or airplane. Tweedy take Ginger and they try to kill her in their chicken pie machine, but Rocky rescues her and clogs the gravy sprayer, almost destroying the machine. She also has her hair in a high bun held by a plum purple hairband as well as bright sky blue eyeshadow and thicker eyelashes. She now wears a plum purple long-sleeved dress with a swan-neck collar, short black gloves with small openings, black stockings, and plum purple knee-length boots with small black heels and soles. In Dawn of the Nugget, her outfit changes from the original film. She is seen with black muck boots most of the time. Her dress sleeves are rolled up to her elbow. She wears a long, vintage maroon-coloured dress patterned with white dots, with a small black brooch on her collar. She has long, dark brunette hair pulled back into a tight bun at the top of her head Her eyes appear half-lidded giving off a menacing look, while also wearing powder-blue eye shadow. Tweedy is a tall, lanky middle-aged woman with a pale skin-tone.

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