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Reverend Clement Hedges is the local vicar of St George's Church in the town of West Wallaby Street (where Wallace and Gromit live) in Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit and its video game adaptation. He is one of the townsfolk obsessing over vegetables. He informs the town of the Were-Rabbit after a confrontation with the rabbit the night before, victimizing his vegetables. He also provides Victor with the golden bullets that could kill the rabbit.

Appearance[]

Reverend Hedges is an elderly man with pale white skin, eyebags, a big round nose, white afro hair and wrinkles on the top of his forehead. He wears green clothing underneath his grey garment, a rope around his waist and grey shoes.

Personality[]

Reverend Clement Hedges is a very quirky and superstitious man. He is very anxious and stressed yet he seems to be kind as he is willing to help others, such as help Victor Quartermaine kill the Were-Rabbit and also wants to protect people from the Were-Rabbit.

History[]

Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit[]

He is last seen chasing Victor Quartermaine as he is unknowingly disguised as the Were-Rabbit.

Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (video game)[]

Reverend Hedges also appears in the video game adaptation, where he hands out tasks for Anti-Pesto to complete.

Relationships[]

Wallace[]

Reverend Clement Hedges seems to be friends with Wallace, or at least likes him, as he is part of Anti-Pesto and protects the townsfolk's vegetables. He blesses Anti-Pesto at one point in the film.

Quotes[]

  • "A bullet!" *Lightning strikes*
  • "The beast lurks all of us, my child - the side that emerges at night as the moon rises into the sky! The side savagely rips the leaves off any innocent cabbage!"

Trivia[]

  • He is an avid reader of Pro Nun Wrestling, although he is ashamed of this fact.
  • He is also apparently rather fond of alcohol, as Victor Quartermaine mentions his Were-Rabbit story as a result of him having "been to the communion wine again", suggesting a recurring problem.

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