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Quote1Imagine that, you and Greg. Mary this is going to be the best day of your life!Quote2
Mary to herself[src]



Mary Cavanaugh was a nerdy girl who attended Sherman High back in 1957. After the popular kids played a prank on her during the school dance, she disappeared and was never seen again and is believed to haunt the very woods she was last seen in.

History[]

Greaser in The Ballad of Scary Mary 01

Happy ending for Mary

Back in 1957, she attended Sherman High and was clearly seen as a nerdy unpopular girl. The day before the dance, she was asked out by a popular football player called Greg to go to the school ball. She was ecstatic; however, he drives her to an abandoned farm rather than the school dance, where in the barn his friends cover her with mud and feathers, completely humiliating her. She fled and was recorded to have never been seen again.

However, this story has a happy ending. Just as soon as she reached the road, a greaser driving his motorcycle spotted her and offered her a lift. They then drove off together.

Appearance[]

Mary appears to be a short woman with red/burgundy hair, a large nose and big, black-rimmed glasses. Her clothes are said to be a bit out of style, but she does wear a pearl necklace, and a red hair clip in her hair. It is also said that she seems to be an easy target, as she is made fun of by the other students.

When she goes on her "date" with Greg she wears a poodle skirt.

Personality[]

Mary appears to be shy & gullible as she has a hard time talking to the "cool kid" Greg and believes he wants to go with her instead of his girlfriend. She continues to believe Greg even up to the point were he leads her into the barn in The Ballad of Scary Mary.

Relationships[]

Greaser[]

The Greaser is the unnamed biker that finds Mary in the woods and offers her a ride with a warm and inviting smile.

Powers and Abilities[]

None.

Trivia[]

  • Her appearance is strikingly similar to Velma Dinkley from the Scooby-Doo series.
  • Her surname is taken from Christine Cavanaugh, the voice actress that portrayed Dexter in Dexter's Lab that retired from voice-acting in the early 2000s.

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