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===Book 1: The Fairy Tale Detectives=== |
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===Book 2: The Unusual Suspects=== |
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Revision as of 21:19, 10 April 2011
Ms. Smirt is Daphne's and Sabrina's caseworker. She always places the girls with bad foster families and calls them by the wrong name. It is unknown if she does this on purpose or out of ignorance. Smirt is gotten rid of for good in the seventh book, after Sabrina's parents wake up and Veronica Grimm threatens the caseworker to stay away from her children. She is a cold and mean woman, but in the second book, it is proven from the book Finding Mr. Right that she carries, Smirt is lonely and wishes for a man in her life.
Appearances
Book 1: The Fairy Tale Detectives
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Book 2: The Unusual Suspects
In book three, Smirt came to the Grimm house to take Sabrina and Daphne away from Granny Relda, because the two girls were not going to school. Relda did not mean to break the law; in fact, she pushed the girls to go to school but Sabrina and Daphne wanted to stay in the house to research hints to wake up their parents (usually by feigning illness). Elvis the dog pounced on Ms. Smirt, and the family agreed only to get Elvis off in Smirt did not take them away and simply take them to school. Smirt agreed and took them to Ferryport Landing Elementary, where she flirted with the school counselor, Mr. Sheepshank (Rumplestiltskin in disguise). Sabrina saw that Smirt carried the book Finding Mr. Right, and realized that Smirt was a lonely woman.