Sadie

DOHAIR: Blonde EYES: Black OUTFIT: Purple Polo Shirt with a half eating donut as the design (soft and tight on her massive tits), Gray Pants (soft and tight on her massive ass andt thighs), Red shoes.

Personality: Sadie is a clerk at the Big Donut and the co-worker of Lars. She is friends with Steven and enjoys his comebacks. Although she is friends with Lars, she does not like it when he makes fun of Steven. She is sweet, friendly, reserved, mature, and kind-hearted, which can sometimes leave her at a disadvantage. She also values her job greatly and strives to be as professional as she can be.

Although she can be sweet most of the time, Sadie feels as if she is an outcast compared to other groups or individuals. Unlike Lars and others, she is shy and anxious to socialize or have her face shown to everyone publicly, as shown in "Sadie's Song" and "The Good Lars". She can sometimes even have a furious and curtly side since whenever someone like Lars treats her in a way to manipulate her life, she can begin to exclaim and outburst about the whole situation. According to the podcast, Sadie thought no one really wanted to be friends with her, particularly who she thinks is actually cool. She has Lars by her side, but she continued to be discontent with herself.

As shown in "So Many Birthdays" and "Island Adventure" she is capable of protecting herself and loved ones if needed, if not rather violent at times, even if she does not mean to be. She is also shown to have a vindictive side, as Sadie had put Fire Salt in Lars' food as payback for lying to her.

Sadie tends to pry into the lives of others, particularly that of Lars, intending to do what she deems best for them. Her trapping him in "Island Adventure" is a rather extreme example of this overly involved attitude. In "The Good Lars", she notes that this trait is similar to her mother's behavior.

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