Marvin And Rose: Reborn || SML//Shucks || V3

||——||——||——|| Rose + Marvin ||——||——||——|| In her first two appearances, she was a crybaby who cried over the stars because the sun took them away. She and Junior had two things in common: they were both big crybabies and idiots, and they both believed the sun was a planet and the Earth is flat. Rose missed her star, Luma, but Mario then brought him back to her, causing her to love him.

For the rest of her appearances, she has been portrayed as a stereotypical ditzy dumb blonde, most likely because her initial personality was flat, one-note, and annoying. Despite this, she is incredibly sweet and caring. For example, in Mario's New Girlfriend!, just like Junior, she thinks the sun is a planet and not a star and in Doctor Jeffy!, she gets stuck at a stop sign for a year while thinking it's supposed to turn green.

Over time she developed to be more intelligent, less dumb, and much more serious and not oblivious.

At first, she was very kind to Mario and was quite in love with him, unlike Peach, who treated him like dirt, often for very minor reasons that makes her seem like she's using him for her own ends. Rose also has deep motherly affections towards Jeffy, while Marvin is less close with the latter.

She can get defensive of Jeffy to the point that she ruined her own husband's reputation, telling the police that Marvin likes to beat Jeffy up all the time, which is not factual.

However, in her recent appearances since the introduction of Jeffy, her marriage with Marvin has been inconsistent as sometimes, she is shown to really care about Marvin, but other times she tends to get extremely upset at him as a result of certain misunderstandings that she has.

Rose is shown to be unreasonable towards others, especially Marvin, to the point where she acts rather over-the-top, shown in Jeffy's New Toy!, where she imitates Marvin being shocked by her sudden appearance in his house. In the same episode, she is revealed to have a slightly scary side, as she terrifies Marvin just for lying to her. This revealed that Rose can also be somewhat hypocritical, as she criticized Marvin for lying, even though Rose lied to the police that Marvin likes to beat Jeffy all the time.

She is shown to have a little bit of trust issues in Mario, as in Jeffy's Cellphone!, Rose viciously beats Marvin for supposedly calling a prostitute, despite the fact that she was with Marvin the whole day. She also attempted to call the police on Marvin in The Dead Body!, assuming that Marvin purposely killed a hobo, without any evidence that he purposely did so, or letting him give an explanation. In Jeffy The Sketch Artist!, she immediately assumes Marvin is guilty every single time despite zero evidence for such, him being in jail while the crimes are committed, and him constantly explaining what is actually happening.

She has also shown to be greatly hypocritical, as shown in "Jeffy's 16th Birthday!", "Jeffy's Crayons!" and "The Avengers Of D!" as she tends to flirt with her ex-boyfriends, isn't ashamed to compare them to Marvin, her husband, and has shown to shrug off any complaints from Marvin of her having them around, but laughs at the idea of Marvin having any other girlfriends besides her, and in "The Power Outage!", she becomes furious over Marvin saying that he thinks that the weather girl was hot, but ignored the fact that she forced him to say it, as he did not want to say it out loud.

Additionally, Rose is shown to be immature for her age, due to her initial cries over the sun blocking the stars, though this seems to subside. In addition, in Jeffy's Brain!, she thought it was perfectly acceptable to throw her plate of unwanted food at the wall, just because Jeffy does the same multiple times.

Rose is presumed to have some pedophiliac tendencies, as shown in Shrek's Coma!, where she was shown to have found Shrek in the body of Atso, a minor, to be sexy, and in Jeffy's Brain!, when she flirted with Jeffy while he was speaking French.

She said in videos that she is vegetarian and doesn't believe in harming animals in any sort of fashion. However, she has consumed foods containing animal products in the past, this is explained in the behind the scenes of Jeffy's Traffic Light! that she is only vegetarian sometimes.

She doesn't like the idea of her and her family having a ton of money (possibly because she knows it corrupts people and turns them into selfish jerks, examples including Junior, Joseph, and Mr. Goodman) and suggests this view on Marvin; she believes that people have jobs for fun. This is especially prominent in Mario Sells Jeffy! where she bearded Marvin for selling Jeffy for 10 million dollars. She would only spend some time with Marvin and her annoying son Jeffy and tells Marvin most of the time to control his anger.

She is shown to be lethargic sometimes, as examples are in "Career Day!" and "Marvin The Pool Boy!" where she berates Marvin for not having a job, and when Marvin says that she doesn't have one either, she claims that her job is to sit at home and look pretty.

Despite her negative traits, in some episodes she acts as a voice of reason to the other characters, and her care for Jeffy (variably), veganism/vegetarianism, and having much less psychopathic tendencies than everyone else.

She seems to be the most empathetic character in the show, even if she does still have bouts of insanity like the others (especially against Marvin).

Marvin Personality Marvin is a down-to-earth and sane, angry, selfish, and pathetic person. He is one of the few SML characters who is made as the titular straight man, rather than made solely for laughs. Marvin's personality has grown overtime throughout the years.

Marvin is a responsible man, owning a house while supporting Duggie, Shrek, Mama Luigi (before he moved away), Woody, Tony the Tiger, Mr. Pig, Lil' T, Jeffy, Rose, Braxton, Junior, Chef Pee Pee, and temporarily, the Angry Birds before kicking them out.

As described on the original SML website in the 2010 version, Marvin is not portrayed as a funny or a comedic character himself, but mostly portrayed as a strict and stern character who just wants everything to always be normal. Most of the humor of Marvin's character comes from his reactions to his friends’ antics, rather than from his own behavior.

He is rather clever, being able to trick Braxton into letting him and his family move in with him. He also outsmarted him by finding out he put poison into his food.

Unlike most of the characters, he is one of the smartest and least stupid, along with Chef Pee Pee, Cody, Penelope, and Brooklyn T. Guy. He's the generic guy stuck in a house of morons and weirdos. However, despite mostly being pretty intelligent, he and Brooklyn T. Guy are often not very smart most likely due to their age. He is often shown to be very predictable, and he often states "1942" as an answer to some history questions about when an event occurred.

At times, he is shown to be as the idiot father cliché as he thought his grandfather was Jeffy because he had Jeffy's shirt on in "Jeffy Skips School!", and Brooklyn T. Guy said that in the next video Marvin will get eye surgery, but that never happened. However, this could possibly be attributed to his short height rather than his intelligence. In "Jeffy Gets Chicken Pox!", he thought Jeffy turned into a chicken.

Marvin is also sometimes a bit of a pushover, letting people like Duggie and Shrek live with him when they drive him crazy, even though he could kick them out. In "Mario's Family Moves Out!", he admits that he doesn't know why Shrek, Duggie, Tony, Woody, and Toad live with him, showing that he doesn't really care about them.

When dealing with people's stupidity and recklessness, Marvin can get extremely erratic, violent and hot-headed. His anger has grown overtime because of the introduction of Jeffy, and the creation of the Human Puppets. He stands as the voice of reason in the house and often acts as a foil to people like Braxton, Mama Luigi, Black Yoshi and Tony.

Marvin has been shown to be depressed, such as in "Mario's Beautiful Date!," where he not only tries to kill himself due to having no one to love, but also constantly asking if the woman was attractive as his main concern, not thanking Braxton or Duggie or even Brooklyn Guy for getting him a "girl".

Marvin can also be pretty pretentious. In "Mario's Christmas Tree Problem!", he, Brooklyn T. Guy, Simmons, and Karen tried to steal a Christmas tree just so he can impress Rose. In "Mario's Thanksgiving Problem!," he asked Braxton to steal a turkey from some house so he can impress Rose. He even kept Rose tied up just so she won’t run away.

Marvin has some form of PTSD over turtles, which was revealed in "Mario's Turtle Problem!" and "Jeffy Goes To The Zoo!". This is because of his past adventures with turtles involved.

Marvin has three flaws. His first one from 2011-2015 is that he's a pervert and a stalker towards women, as he kept whining about and stalking Peach, due to his loneliness. He even slept with Peach's thong. However, Marvin's loneliness and misery status finally came to an end when he and Rose met after Peach got a restraining order against him.

A second flaw of Marvin's is that he tends to get jealous when Rose pays attention to someone other than him, such as D-Money, Jeffy, Shrek, or her turtle. He has a very large dislike for Rose's exes, and even considers divorcing her over them.

Marvin's third flaw is that he is shown to be greedy, selfish and extremely cold-hearted and cares less about others at times. Like in "Rich Mario!", where he sells Goodman's gold bars to get expensive stuff, and in "Mario Sells Jeffy!", where he sells Jeffy to Goodman to get $10 million, but Goodman returned Jeffy to him and reported the money as fraud. In "Jeffy's Paper Shredder!", he quickly becomes corrupted when wins the lottery $350 million and he is happy that he doesn't need Shrek, Duggie, Jeffy, or anyone else in that matter.

Marvin also complains and throws temper tantrums about little things, such as having to climb up three flights of stairs to get to the apartment in "The Warp Pipe!". He is also shown to be ungrateful sometimes. He can also be tempted into doing something he shouldn't, as he killed Rose's pet turtle, which she adored.

Marvin is also shown to be nice and generous, however, since 2016, he has been developing a cruel and uncaring side. He tried to abandon Jeffy at the park in "Where's Jeffy?", however he only does it from torture of him and in "Mario's Turtle Problem!", where he brutally kills Pee-Wee by setting him on fire and bashing him into a wall, causing him to crumble to bits (although the latter is due to trauma).

There were a few times where it's implied that Marvin has some prejudice towards African Americans just like Braxton. In "Rosalina's Ex-Boyfriend!", he meets D-Money, and he was shocked by the fact he's black. In "Jeffy Gets Glasses!", Jeffy brings up an event where he and Marvin had been driving through a predominantly black neighborhood and Marvin locked the doors and rolled up the windows. Marvin tries to deny it by lying about it being too sunny outside.

Marvin also has a cowardly side. In "Jeffy's New Toy!”, he becomes extremely frightened by the electricity going out, whimpering and insisting that he needed a flashlight. In "The Secret Door!", he tries to avoid going in the door after Jeffy screamed going inside of it.

Marvin is shown to be both a good and bad father to Jeffy. He truly gets concerned about Jeffy's well-being, teaches Jeffy lessons when he misbehaves, and cannot live without Jeffy. However, Marvin tends to scolds Jeffy for minor things, can be hypocritical towards him, and wanted him dead prior to "Jeffy's Parents!".

Despite all of his negative personality traits, he is also shown to sometimes have a kind, warm heart and shown to be a better person, as is shown in "Jeffy's Parents!", where he agreed to adopt Jeffy because he felt sorry for him, and he lets Jeffy play his cat piano to his heart's content after that and in the end of "Jeffy Plays Minecraft!", where he talks to himself that he needs to learn to be a better parent and spends his time with Jeffy (even though he keeps struggling with him). But until "Jeffy’s YouTube Channel!" and since, he’s shown to sometimes use Jeffy for his own personal greed. He could have possibly adopted Jeffy just to claim his one-million dollars. During "Jeffy's 16th Birthday!", he said "Just two more years and we get that money!", possibly revealing that he dislikes Jeffy, and broke his trust on being a good parent and just adopted him for money rather than being his caretaker. This was shown in Jeffy's 18th Birthday!, where he set up a fake birthday party with empty presents and balloons just to make the party look real and get it done and dusted before he gets his money. After Jacques Pierre François (Jeffy's old father) reveals he faked his death so his paintings would be worth more money, he got really angry and then told Rose he would wrap up his birthday party and kick Jeffy out the house because he realized he wasn't getting any money. He thought Jeffy would share him some money as an apology for breaking things and causing trouble over the years. He still realized he loved Jeffy in the end and that the money didn't matter.

As of today, he continues to try to be a better father but does sometimes revert back to his selfish and greedy ways. Sometimes, he knows when not to be greedy, such as in "The Broken Crown!", when Brooklyn Guy sold Jackie Chu's family crown for money, Marvin didn't feel comfortable about what they did and returned the money to Jackie Chu after he found out about his family crown being sold.

The mood of the scene is: #1 neutral. The characters are simply present, awaiting the next event.

Jeffy, while playing hide-and-seek, finds and opens a door that the household was specifically instructed to leave unopened. Inside the room, the group discovers the gruesome scene of a murderer who previously lived in the house. It's revealed that the killer is Brooklyn Guy's brother, "Does Bad Things Guy", who was filling in for Brooklyn Guy while he was on vacation. Does Bad Things Guy has murdered 26 people who previously owned the house and violated his rule about opening the secret door. He captures Marvin, Rose, and Jeffy, explaining his motivations.

The mood of the scene is: #1 The scene is steady and calm, ready for whatever comes next.