Mrs. Tweedy reveals her secret to her husband

Ann on her way to Plymouth

ann on her way to plymouth

Mrs. Tweedy then comes across Ginger and captures her upon recognizing her and calls Dr. Fry to return They chain Ginger down and place a collar on Ginger to brainwash her, but Ginger is able to resist the mind control, much to Mrs. Tweedy and Dr. Fry's shock

By the time Ginger encountered Mrs. Tweedy again, she had married Dr. Fry and together with fellow antagonist, Roger Smith, were working to turn Melisha's dream into a reality Mrs. Tweedy noted that she had not seen her first husband since the divorce

to which she is saved by her mother, while their friends lead the now freed chickens away, much to Mrs. Tweedy's anger Mrs. Tweedy prepares to attack Ginger and Molly, but Rocky prevents her. Ginger slips off the rail, but Rocky grabs and holds them

God does not want her to live

To take this old bird out of her misery

To put this old bird out of her misery

You want me to drag her out of here… …kick the shit out of her?

You want me to drag her out of here, kick the shit out of her

and have her daughter beheaded. However, Ginger turns it off and Rocky rams into Mrs. Tweedy causing her to drop the axe. Molly bites one of Mrs. Tweedy's hands and she nearly drops Molly into the grinder

Just as Ginger is about to set up the ramp to help the airplane fly off, Mrs. Tweedy tries to stop her with her axe, finally seeing what's really going on Fortunately, Rocky (who left until he saw an advertisement for Mrs. Tweedy's Chicken Pies) returns and uses his trike to knock Mrs. Tweedy unconscious, accidentally throwing the axe in the air

Can I get Mrs. Lippman's address? I need to talk to her

When Mrs. Tweedy has Ginger cornered, Molly heads off to retrieve the remote, but is caught by Mrs. Tweedy. She then realizes that Molly is Ginger's daughter and sadistically threatens Ginger to either not turn the collars off the chickens to save her daughter or to turn the collars off

berates his wife for not listening to him about the chickens being organized in the first place. This only enrages Mrs. Tweedy but before she can lash out at her husband for his incompetence, Mr. Tweedy, who's totally fed up with her pushing him around