Let it Grow But it's O'hare's Defeat Scene

Описание: Aloysius O'Hare (simply known as O'Hare) is the main antagonist of the 2012 film adaptation of The Lorax. He is the greedy, obnoxious, manipulative, and diabolical mayor of Thneedville and Ted Wiggins's arch-nemesis.

He was voiced by Rob Riggle

As a teenager, O'Hare got his money-making idea when he saw one of the billboard workers coughing on smog while wondering who will make "the next best thing" after the thneed factory had to shut down for good.

Years later, O'Hare made a fortune selling oxygen tanks for a machine he designed to keep the otherwise smoggy air fresh for Thneedville residents, but in order to sell what people used to get for free, O'Hare's air company went to great lengths to keep the locals from leaving town to prevent them from discovering an alternative (planting trees) to his bottled air. Because of this, Ted made an enemy out of the so-called "elected hero".

When Ted spoke for the trees (as though a part of the Lorax was within him) by tearing down the walls of the town to reveal the truth and showing the last tree seed as a start of many much-needed changes for the all-artificial town of Thneedville, O'Hare tried in vain to get the citizens on his own side, revealing his true nature in the process by threatening to fire his delivery man named Sy, if he doesn't get the people on his side sings that the seed should shrivel up and die. Everyone stops O'Hare by having him blasted off in a jet-helmet by his own henchmen.

O'Hare is an evil, cunning, greedy, obnoxious, selfish, egotistical, short-tempered, and argumentative businessman who hates trees because (according to him) they are a threat to his air business. He is also shown to have the demeanor of a mob member, and he also talks about his business like he was running a monopoly (granted he is, but anyone gets the point).

O'Hare has short black hair and is rather short himself, although he is idolized by the citizens. He also has thick black eyebrows. He also has green eyes. He wears a silver-striped suit, a blue shirt, and a gray tie.

His last name might be a reference to one of the storyboard artists of the film, Mark O'Hare.
His appearance is also very similar to Edna Mode from the 2004 Disney/Pixar film, The Incredibles.
He is the only Dr. Seuss villain to ever use profanity.

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