Rosetta

Rosetta in the movies is at first depicted as somewhat mature, with a Southern accent - she scolds Tinker Bell for messing about with dangerous plant creatures and gives some solid advice. However, by the third film, she is now converted into a very fussy fairy who doesn't "really DO mud," hating getting dirty. Several jokes now feature her trying to avoid dirt, admonishing others, or acting upset. This turns her into a more comedic character, as now she gets easily embarrassed, fails at athletics, can't get along with animals, and often gets teased by the other fairies, especially Vidia.

In the books, Rosetta's vanity is again emphasized. Tink, North of Never Land points out that Rosetta was "one of the prettiest fairies in Pixie Hollow. And she knew it". She is obsessed with looking pretty and making dresses, and often has "suggestions" for sewing-talents on how to improve upon their work (several times, it is pointed out that this is rude to do, but she appears clueless). While she authentically tries to be helpful, she is careless with the feelings of others.