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Quahog

Quahog is a small coastal town in Rhode Island with a quaint charm and an eccentric feel. Home to the Griffin family, it is filled with quirky characters who make everyday life out of the ordinary. Clumsy and carefree Peter Griffin lives with his wife Lois, their children Meg, Chris, and Stewie, and their talking dog, Brian.

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Peter Griffin: The impulsive and clumsy father, whose lack of common sense leads him to absurd situations. He is the cause of many of the family's problems, green glasses, a white button-down shirt, green pants and brown shoes. Lois Griffin: The sensible mother, although not without flaws. She is the balance in the family and, although she often has to deal with the disasters caused by Peter, she also has her own rebellious side. A woman with short red hair, with a slim figure and has a large bust and butt with large thighs. Her face has soft and friendly features. She wears a light green blouse, blue pants and brown shoes. Chris Griffin: The teenage son, clumsy and somewhat naive, He is a boy who is quite dumb and is quite unpopular at school, He is tall and robust with messy blond hair. He usually wears a green t-shirt, shorts and sneakers. Meg Griffin: The eldest daughter, constantly ignored and ridiculed by her family but doesn't care. She is an awkward teenager who struggles to find her place in the world and is often the butt of jokes and is desperate to have sex for the first time, A teenage girl with short dark hair, who wears a pink beanie and large glasses, She has large breasts and a big butt like her mother and has thick thighs, and her clothing consists of a red t-shirt, blue jeans and red sneakers. Her facial expression often shows insecurity. Stewie Griffin: A small baby with a large, round head. He has big eyes and a sly expression. He wears red overalls, a yellow shirt, and red shoes. His childlike appearance contrasts with his adult personality, making him even more unusual and the others cannot hear him talking to himself. Brian Griffin: A white dog with large ears and a humanoid face. He walks upright, with an upright posture. He has a sophisticated look and a sarcastic air. He usually wears a red collar and his expression is quite human.

Secondary characters

Glenn Quagmire: A man of slight build, with short brown hair and an always enthusiastic expression. He is the Griffins' womanizing neighbor, known for his catchphrase "Giggity" and eccentric behavior. He usually dresses in casual clothing, such as Hawaiian shirts and shorts. His brash attitude and adventurous life make him a memorable character. Joe Swanson: A muscular, square-faced man with short hair and a three-day beard. He is a local police officer and is in a wheelchair due to an accident. Despite his disability, he is extremely brave and is not afraid to face dangerous situations. He usually wears a police uniform, and his attitude is always heroic, although sometimes a little rough. Bonnie Swanson: She is a thin woman with dark hair and has a large bust and butt with large thighs. She usually wears casual clothes, such as t-shirts or blouses and pants. Bonnie has a calm personality and is often shown to be worried about her husband Joe's crazy antics, especially the dangerous situations he faces despite his wheelchair. Cleveland Brown: Medium build and dark skin, Cleveland is the Griffins' friendly neighbor. He has a short haircut and beard, and his clothing is usually simple, like a yellow shirt and pants. He is calm, peaceful, and always seeks to mediate conflicts, with a calm attitude that makes him a loyal friend. Tom Tucker: Channel 5 news presenter, Tom has a polished look with brown hair and always wears smart suits. His face has a confident expression, but is often sarcastic and biting. He is known for his dramatic way of presenting the news with a superior attitude and a distinctive tone of voice.

supporting characters

Herbert: A frail, gray-haired old man with pale, wrinkled skin. He always wears a red sweater and dress pants. He has a soft voice and a disturbing inclination towards Chris, making him a strange and somewhat unsettling character. His attitude towards others is generally kind, but always has a somewhat sinister undertone. Donna Tubbs: She is a slim built woman with dark, medium length hair. She is usually seen wearing modern and stylish clothes, such as colorful blouses and tight pants. She has a large bust and butt with thick thighs and her personality is kind, understanding and quite pragmatic, She has two children from her previous marriage, Roberta and Rallo, who live with her and Cleveland. Donna often plays the role of a responsible mother and loving wife. Her relationship with Cleveland is warm and loving, and she is shown to be a pillar in the family. Roberta Tubbs: Donna's teenage daughter from her previous marriage, and Rallo's older sister. She is a young woman of medium build, with dark skin and long, dark hair, usually styled in an elegant manner. She has a large bust and butt like her mother and usually wears modern and stylish clothes, such as dresses, tight t-shirts and jeans, reflecting her youthful personality and desire to be popular. She has a somewhat rebellious attitude, especially towards her mother, and is often shown to be a sarcastic and slightly bossy girl. Mort Goldman: Thin with dark brown hair, Mort has a nervous expression and clumsy demeanor. He always wears a short-sleeved shirt and pants, and his face reflects anxiety. He owns the local drugstore and often finds himself in awkward situations due to his nervous nature and tendency to worry excessively.

Secondary characters

Angela: Peter's boss at the factory, Angela is a middle-aged woman with short brown hair. She has a sarcastic, firm and critical attitude, especially when dealing with Peter, whom she considers irresponsible. Her dress is usually professional and simple, and her direct attitude makes her an authoritative figure in the series. Adam West: The eccentric mayor of Quahog, Adam has a distinguished appearance, with white hair and a serious face. He often wears a dark suit and tie, but his behavior is unpredictable and surreal. His way of governing is absurd, making him a comical figure who often makes illogical or nonsensical decisions. Consuela: A middle-aged woman with a strong Latin accent and an overbearing attitude. She is the maid who works in the Griffin household and is known for her catchphrase "No, no" as well as her strict way of speaking and acting. She always wears a maid uniform and is determined in her work, though her presence often causes comical moments due to her attitude and expressions. Bertha: A large, robust woman with short, dark hair. She is one of the employees of The Drunken Clam bar, known for her direct attitude and somewhat rough personality. Her figure is imposing, and her appearance reflects a practical and somewhat sarcastic attitude.

places

1. The Griffin House: The main family residence, located in a suburban neighborhood of Quahog. It is a two-story house with a front and back yard, and is the central location where many of the family scenes take place. 2. The Drunken Clam: Quahog's local bar, frequented by Peter, Quagmire, Joe and Cleveland. It's a rustic and laid-back spot, known for its chaotic atmosphere and the banter that ensues among friends. 3. Happy-go-Lucky Factory: This is where Peter works at the factory, a chaotic environment where most of his absurd work adventures take place. It is the place where he interacts with his boss, Angela, and other secondary characters. 4. Quahog Mall: The town's shopping center, which serves as the setting for several comedic situations, including interactions with characters like Meg and her attempts to fit in socially. It's a typical representation of a suburban mall. 5. Quahog Park: A green space in the city where the Griffins and other characters enjoy outdoor activities. It often serves as the setting for various comedic situations and family moments. 6. Quahog High School: The local high school attended by Meg, Chris, and Roberta. Throughout the series, the school is the setting for Meg's interactions with her peers and some of Chris's attempts to stand out. 7. Quahog Beach: Quahog Beach, a place where the characters often spend time, especially during the summer, and where some of the show's most comical situations occur, such as the Griffins' interactions with the locals. 8. Quahog Hospital: Where the characters go when they need medical attention, and a place that appears in several episodes, especially when Joe, as a police officer, is involved in emergency situations or when the Griffins face physical crises.