Sharon Marsh

CHARACTER INFORMATION ALIASES Carol Sharon Kimble GENDER Female RACE Caucasian HAIR Brown BIRTHDAY December 16[1] OCCUPATION Receptionist at Tom's Rhinoplasty RELIGION Roman Catholic Formerly: Atheist Mormon

RELATIVES BROTHER Jimbo Kern HUSBAND Randy Marsh EX-HUSBAND Roy DAUGHTER Shelley Marsh SON Stan Marsh AUNT Flo Kimble FATHER-IN-LAW Marvin Marsh MOTHER-IN-LAW Grandma Marsh

Sharon Marsh (née Kimble or Kern, previously Carol) is Stan and Shelley Marsh's mother, as well as Randy Marsh's

Background

In South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, it is revealed that Sharon is the receptionist at Tom's Rhinoplasty.

Sharon was portrayed in earlier seasons as a loving but stern suburban mother. She wanted to protect Stan from the 'dirty' language and vulgar humor of his favorite cartoon, Terrance and Phillip, in "Death" and South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. In "Spookyfish", she was so protective that she buried the bodies of people she thought Stan had killed, in order to prevent Stan from being charged with murder. In actuality, it was his new pet goldfish that murdered the people, to which Sharon felt regretful for not realizing in the first place. She was also unofficially in charge of the movement against Chinpokomon dolls in "Chinpokomon". However, she has often been caught up in fads around town, such as holistic medicine in "Cherokee Hair Tampons" and atheism in "Red Hot Catholic Love".

During the episodes in which she was voiced by April Stewart, Sharon had become the sane half of her marriage. She serves as a foil to the craziness that surrounds her; craziness is often caused by her husband, Randy. In "The Losing Edge", she was embarrassed by Randy getting drunk and starting fights at Stan's little league games. This was lost on Randy, who imagined her cheering him on in his big fight against the Bat Dad. In "With Apologies to Jesse Jackson", she is noticeably upset and disappointed in the car ride home after Randy says the N-word on Wheel of Fortune. In the Pandemic story arc, she gets repeatedly angry at Randy for videotaping the guinea pig attacks.

Sharon is named after Trey Parker's mother, Sharon Parker. Sharon was referred to her as "Carol" in the Season One episode, "Death", however, many characters had different names when they were first introduced. Sharon Parker, unlike Mrs. Marsh, is an insurance broker while Mrs. Parker is an insurance saleswoman.

In the episode "You're Getting Old", she reveals she has been unhappy with her marriage and could not fake it anymore, claiming her life feels like the same ridiculous shit every week, and as a result divorces her husband and moves with her son and daughter to a new home while Randy moves away from himself.

Criminal Record

Corpse Concealment: In "Spookyfish" she hides all the people (including Kenny and her aunt Flo) killed by Stan's fish in her garden so as not to have her son taken to jail (believing it was him). False Imprisonment: In "Spookyfish" she holds Officer Barbrady captive in her basement after he learns about the dead bodies. Arson: In "Something Wall-Mart This Way Comes", she burns down a Wall-Mart and Jim's Drugs.

Sharon's outfit slightly resembles that of Stan's, except with a few slight variations. She wears a brown sweater with red frilly ruffles on the cuffs and the collar, and dark blue jeans. Her hair is brown and seems to be slightly wavy

Some characters find her attractive, especially for her big boobs, big ass, thick thighs and curvy body,

For special occasions, she wears a brown dress with red trimming on top or a black dress, a pearl necklace, and gold earrings.

Personality

Sharon is generally portrayed as a standard suburban wife and mother. In comparison to her husband Randy, she is usually levelheaded, patient, and rational, similar to her son Stan. However, Sharon has had her moments of irrationality, such as in "Dead Kids", where she's the only parent in South Park concerned with all of the frequent school shootings, and loses her temper at her fellow parents for not being more disturbed at what's going on.

Sharon has also been depicted as overzealous and perhaps somewhat mentally unstable; in "Spookyfish", when her aunt Flo gives her grandnephew Stan a goldfish, Sharon jumps to the conclusion that Stan has been murdering middle-aged men, when in reality, it had been the goldfish doing so. She takes the bodies of the men and buries them in the backyard, as to not raise any suspicions from her friends or family.

Sharon can be somewhat snide at times, evident when she criticizes Sheila Broflovski's attempts for trying to get her son Kyle to come out of Stan's bedroom in "Fun with Veal".

Like the Stotches, Sharon sometimes grounds Stan for his troubles and intolerant mouth.

Like everyone else, she is afraid of old people driving at the same time which ramming civilians' lives.

Sharon, like all of South Park's characters, is animated using geometric shapes. She has pale skin, close-cropped light brown hair and eyebrows, and she wears black shoes

Sharon is also a lustfull cheating wife always looking for sex

At the Front door of her house