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'''Mrs. Durocher''' is a very affectionate woman who lives across [[Surrey Street|Greg's neighborhood]]. She makes her first and only appearance in ''[[Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever|Cabin Fever]]''. [[Greg Heffley|Greg]] tries to avoid her because of her signs of affection. | |||
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Mrs. Durocher offers Greg a hug.jpg|Mrs. Durocher offers Greg a hug while he said that somebody just drop the pebble. | |||
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- "How about a hug, Gregory?"
- —Mrs. Durocher
| Mrs. Durocher | |
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| Gender | Female |
Mrs. Durocher is a very affectionate woman who lives across Greg's neighborhood. She makes her first and only appearance in Cabin Fever. Greg tries to avoid her because of her signs of affection.
Gallery
Mrs. Durocher offers Greg a hug while he said that somebody just drop the pebble.
