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Timothy Ames.png|Timothy himself | Timothy Ames.png|Timothy himself holding a bucket in Bukcet Brigade | ||
Jeffrey getting ready to do trust fall.png|Timothy holds his cabinnate, Julian, as Jeffrey is getting ready to perform a trust fall. | Jeffrey getting ready to do trust fall.png|Timothy holds his cabinnate, Julian, as Jeffrey is getting ready to perform a trust fall. | ||
Greg and his cabinnates performing a obstacle course with ropes.png|Timothy and his | Greg and his cabinnates performing a obstacle course with ropes.png|Timothy and his cabinmates struggle on a obstacle course made with ropes tied to each other | ||
Julian tied a knot between Emilio and Greg.png|Timothy | Julian tied a knot between Emilio and Greg.png|Timothy had to use the bathroom but everyones ropes were knotted to tightly to each other. | ||
</gallery>[[Category:Children]] | </gallery>[[Category:Children]] | ||
[[Category:Middle School Students]] | [[Category:Middle School Students]] | ||
Revision as of 15:23, 16 January 2016
Template:InfoCharacterTimothy Ames is a character that appeared in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School. He is also one of Greg's cabinnates who stayed at Hardscrabble Farms for a week.
Timothy Ames is the boy that is a cabinnate of Greg who tied with him during the third activity, doing an obstacle course with each person tied together with ropes. The knot that Greg tied wass too tight and he needed to use the bathroom.
Trivia
- It is unknown when his knot was untied.
Appearances
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School (First and only appearance)
Gallery
Timothy himself holding a bucket in Bukcet Brigade
Timothy holds his cabinnate, Julian, as Jeffrey is getting ready to perform a trust fall.
Timothy and his cabinmates struggle on a obstacle course made with ropes tied to each other
Timothy had to use the bathroom but everyones ropes were knotted to tightly to each other.
