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	Miss Gwendoline Smith the Cheerful Fairy and her Blue Bird of Happiness (actually a hen, rather than ''sialia sialis'' or similar) were brought into being during the events of ''[[Hogfather]]''. The Cheerful Fairy was plump with sensible shoes, tweed skirt, cardigan and a set of ineffective gossamer wings. She looked just like your first schoolteacher and wasn't very good at her job.		Miss Gwendoline Smith the Cheerful Fairy and her Blue Bird of Happiness (actually a hen, rather than ''sialia sialis'' or similar) were brought into being during the events of ''[[Hogfather]]''. The Cheerful Fairy was plump with sensible shoes, tweed skirt, cardigan and a set of ineffective gossamer wings. She looked just like your first schoolteacher and wasn't very good at her job.
	Despite all this the [[Senior Wrangler]] seemed to take quite a shine to her. Although her situation of vanishing when sustained by only one person's belief may spell doom for [[Bilious]], it is more likely that the Senior Wrangler did not really ''believe'' in her. He ~~probably just took~~ the same attitude towards her as wizards, policemen and witches take towards [[the gods]] in general; that, or he simply couldn't quite believe his luck that someone of a female persuasion was ~~interested~~ in him.		Despite all this the [[Senior Wrangler]] seemed to take quite a shine to her. Although her situation of vanishing when sustained by only one person's belief may spell doom for [[Bilious]], it is more likely that the Senior Wrangler did not really ''believe'' in her. He may have taken the same attitude towards her as wizards, policemen and witches take towards [[the gods]] in general; that, or he simply couldn't quite believe his luck that someone of a female persuasion was showing any interest in him.


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Sharlee: The Wrangler calls the CF by name in their last conversation.

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The Wrangler calls the CF by name in their last conversation.

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	Miss Smith ~~(her first name is unknown)~~ the Cheerful Fairy and her Blue Bird of Happiness (actually a hen, rather than ''sialia sialis'' or similar) were brought into being during the events of ''[[Hogfather]]''. The Cheerful Fairy was plump with sensible shoes, tweed skirt, cardigan and a set of ineffective gossamer wings. She looked just like your first schoolteacher and wasn't very good at her job.		Miss Gwendoline Smith the Cheerful Fairy and her Blue Bird of Happiness (actually a hen, rather than ''sialia sialis'' or similar) were brought into being during the events of ''[[Hogfather]]''. The Cheerful Fairy was plump with sensible shoes, tweed skirt, cardigan and a set of ineffective gossamer wings. She looked just like your first schoolteacher and wasn't very good at her job.
	Despite all this the [[Senior Wrangler]] seemed to take quite a shine to her. Although her situation of vanishing when sustained by only one person's belief may spell doom for [[Bilious]], it is more likely that the Senior Wrangler did not really ''believe'' in her. He probably just took the same attitude towards her as wizards, policemen and witches take towards [[the gods]] in general; that, or he simply couldn't quite believe his luck that someone of a female persuasion was interested in him.		Despite all this the [[Senior Wrangler]] seemed to take quite a shine to her. Although her situation of vanishing when sustained by only one person's belief may spell doom for [[Bilious]], it is more likely that the Senior Wrangler did not really ''believe'' in her. He probably just took the same attitude towards her as wizards, policemen and witches take towards [[the gods]] in general; that, or he simply couldn't quite believe his luck that someone of a female persuasion was interested in him.

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	Miss Smith (her first name is unknown) the Cheerful Fairy and her Blue Bird of Happiness (actually a hen, rather than ''sialia sialis'' or similar) were brought into being during the events of ''[[Hogfather]]''. The Cheerful Fairy was plump with sensible shoes, tweed skirt, cardigan and a set of ineffective gossamer wings. She looked just like your first schoolteacher and wasn't very good at her job.		Miss Smith (her first name is unknown) the Cheerful Fairy and her Blue Bird of Happiness (actually a hen, rather than ''sialia sialis'' or similar) were brought into being during the events of ''[[Hogfather]]''. The Cheerful Fairy was plump with sensible shoes, tweed skirt, cardigan and a set of ineffective gossamer wings. She looked just like your first schoolteacher and wasn't very good at her job.
	Despite all this the [[Senior Wrangler]] seemed to take quite a shine to her. Although her situation of vanishing when sustained by only one person's belief may spell doom for [[Bilious]], it is more likely that the Senior Wrangler did not really ''believe'' in her. He probably just took the same attitude towards her as wizards, policemen and witches take towards [[the gods]] in general.		Despite all this the [[Senior Wrangler]] seemed to take quite a shine to her. Although her situation of vanishing when sustained by only one person's belief may spell doom for [[Bilious]], it is more likely that the Senior Wrangler did not really ''believe'' in her. He probably just took the same attitude towards her as wizards, policemen and witches take towards [[the gods]] in general; that, or he simply couldn't quite believe his luck that someone of a female persuasion was interested in him.


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{{Character Data
|title=Cheerful Fairy
|photo=Cheerfulmine.jpg| The Cheerful Fairy and Blue Bird of Happiness by [[user:darkplush|Kit Cox]]
|name=Cheerful Fairy
|age=
|race=Fairy

|occupation=Making people cheerful (although not very good at it)
|appearance=Short,plump,very small wings

|residence=

|death=No god ever truly dies but she disappeared at the reinstatement of the [[Hogfather]]
|parents=
|relatives=
|children=
|marital status=

|books={{H}}
|cameos=
}}

Miss Smith (her first name is unknown) the Cheerful Fairy and her Blue Bird of Happiness (actually a hen, rather than ''sialia sialis'' or similar) were brought into being during the events of ''[[Hogfather]]''. The Cheerful Fairy was plump with sensible shoes, tweed skirt, cardigan and a set of ineffective gossamer wings. She looked just like your first schoolteacher and wasn't very good at her job.
Despite all this the [[Senior Wrangler]] seemed to take quite a shine to her. Although her situation of vanishing when sustained by only one person's belief may spell doom for [[Bilious]], it is more likely that the Senior Wrangler did not really ''believe'' in her. He probably just took the same attitude towards her as wizards, policemen and witches take towards [[the gods]] in general.

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