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* IronicName:
** His name means "commander" in Old German and "army ruler" in Scandinavian, but he's the OlderSidekick of the main duo. Zig-zagged in the animated series, where (depending on the situation) he and George share the role of TheLeader of the M.I.S.F.A.R.T.S.

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IronicName: His name means "commander" in Old German and "army ruler" in Scandinavian, but he's the OlderSidekick of the main duo. Zig-zagged in the animated series, where (depending on the situation) he and George share the role of TheLeader of the M.I.S.F.A.R.T.S.
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That’s not THAT ironic, loads of traditionally Christian names come from Hebrew.


** In the ChristmasSpecial, both Harold and George celebrate Christmas, a Christian holiday. The former's middle name is Michael, which is Hebraic.
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** This also extends to the animated series where not only are they kind and cooperative with their friends and classmates. Not to mention, they [[spoiler:willingly go into Krupp's office, knowing that doing so would result in their expulsion from Jerome Horwitz, to return his rule book. The reason being that they know [[SympathyForTheDevil his job is the only thing that makes him happy in life]] and [[WhatYouAreInTheDark taking that away would make them just like him]]]].

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** This also extends to the animated series where not only are they are kind and cooperative with their friends and classmates. Not to mention, they [[spoiler:willingly go into Krupp's office, knowing that doing so would result in their expulsion from Jerome Horwitz, to return his rule book. The reason being that they know [[SympathyForTheDevil his job is the only thing that makes him happy in life]] and [[WhatYouAreInTheDark taking that away would make them just like him]]]].
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* HeldBackInSchool: Harold came ''very'' close to this. In Book 11, [[spoiler: after getting grounded by their parents and having to do a bunch of homework overnight, both boys forgot about a test that was crucial for moving onto the fifth grade, and tried to study as best as they could, only for the two to fall asleep, missing the day of the test. When they get called by Krupp, he gleefully tells them that George would be moving on to the next grade and Harold would have to repeat the fourth grade.]]

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* HeldBackInSchool: Harold came ''very'' close to this. In Book 11, [[spoiler: after getting grounded by their parents and having to do a bunch of homework overnight, chores for skipping school in Book 10, both boys forgot about a test that was crucial for moving onto the fifth grade, and tried to study as best as they could, only for the two to fall asleep, missing the day of the test. When they get called by Krupp, he gleefully tells them that George would will be moving on to the next grade and Harold would have to repeat the fourth grade.grade. This prompts the boys to go back in time to take the test, which results in the two not only passing, but also creating their Yesterday Doubles.]]
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* HeldBackInSchool: Harold came ''very'' close to this. In Book 11, [[spoiler: after getting grounded by their parents and having to do a bunch of homework overnight, both boys forgot about a test that was crucial for moving onto the fifth grade, and tried to study as best as they could, only for the two to fall asleep, missing the day of the test. When they get called by Krupp, he gleefully tells them that George would be moving on to the next grade and Harold would have to repeat the fourth grade.]]

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