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"Move it, Football Head!" Helga Geraldine Pataki is a character on the TV series Hey Arnold! She is Arnold Shortman's bully/frenemy and later girlfriend.While Helga constantly bullies Arnold and outwardly puts up the front that she absolutely hates him, she's actually in love with him to the point of obsession. She stalks him, writes love poems about him, builds shrines to him in her bedroom closet, and often speaks in dramatic monologues about her love for him as she admires Arnold from afar. Helga fell in love with Arnold when she was just 3 years old. In her own words, she's loved him for "2 thirds of her young life". She met Arnold in preschool and he was one of the first (and only) people to ever notice her. He held an umbrella over her head when she was getting soaked in the rain and let her have his cookies when Harold Berman stole hers and she was crying. Touched by his kindness, despite becoming a bully, Helga privately declared to herself while hiding behind a dumpster that she loved Arnold and one day wanted to marry him.Helga is a tomboy, as evidenced by her interest in playing contact sports alongside her male classmates and disregard/dislike for stereotypical female behavior, although this is countered by her fondness of the color pink and otherwise girly clothing choices. She can also be very cynical, deceitful, violent, tough and bossy, bullying her classmates with an iron fist, and often taking advantage of her best friend, Phoebe, making her a bit of a spoiled brat. She also tends to reply sarcastically to express her annoyance and usually mocks her classmates by calling them nicknames. However, Helga also has a much softer side, which becomes apparent when she is alone and involved in her school work. She is very emotional, poetic, sometimes caring, and as such, able to comprehend a spectrum of emotions such as love and hate. She was also portrayed as a villain on occasions while in some of the series. This emotional extremity is a running joke throughout the series; although Helga is seen as a "tough girl" by her classmates, she is frequently the first to go into hysterics in times of crisis. She has also been known to be somewhat materialistic. Helga is occasionally clumsy but is also a genius. In the episode "The Aptitude Test", in which the class takes a standardized exam, it is eventually revealed that she achieved a perfect score on the test and the most outstanding result since her perfectionist sister, Olga Pataki, took the test.Helga appears to excel academically in literature classes as evidenced by Mr. Simmons' constant praise of her literary work, though he always withholds her name possibly out of respect as she gets embarrassed when he reads them aloud. Helga displays a remarkable gift for poetry and is able to create, often on the spot, dramatic soliloquies expressing a situation or feeling with an impressive use of vocabulary, especially for someone her age. These poems and monologues were simpler in the earlier episodes but grew in their intensity as the series progressed. Aside from poetry, Helga exhibits further evidence of cultural experience, being able to identify the work of Edward Hopper and make reference to George Orwell's 1984 in "Helga on the Couch".Helga's catchphrase is "criminy", which she apparently picked up from her father.As seen in "Downtown as Fruits" and "Helga on the Couch", she names her fists "Ol' Betsy" and "The Five Avengers".-CREDITS-
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