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"Matilda is the flock’s maternal figure who loves animals, nature and gardening. She always tries to promote peace, trying to educate birds behaving badly. Due to their firm nature, she can sometimes appear a bit overbearing, but deep down, she’s very thoughtful, lovable and kind-hearted."
"Matilda is the calm, Zen leader of the Infinity Acceptance Group: the anger management class on Bird Island. She is a former angry bird herself, but has since learned the error of her ways and now overcompensates with a serene, hippy-dippy demeanor. But Matilda’s anger is still bottled up deep down inside of her and can potentially break out in moments of extreme stress."
"15-year-old Matilda is an ex-camper turned junior counselor who oversees the youngest campers, the Hatchlings. Even as the world around her collapses, Matilda and her relentless sunny optimism will insist on seeing the bright side and the best in everyone… except when her Hatchlings are threatened and her ferocious inner ‘mama bird’ comes out."

Description
"Matilda is the flock’s maternal figure who loves animals, nature and gardening. She always tries to promote peace, trying to educate birds behaving badly. Due to their firm nature, she can sometimes appear a bit overbearing, but deep down, she’s very thoughtful, lovable and kind-hearted."
"Matilda is the calm, Zen leader of the Infinity Acceptance Group: the anger management class on Bird Island. She is a former angry bird herself, but has since learned the error of her ways and now overcompensates with a serene, hippy-dippy demeanor. But Matilda’s anger is still bottled up deep down inside of her and can potentially break out in moments of extreme stress."
"15-year-old Matilda is an ex-camper turned junior counselor who oversees the youngest campers, the Hatchlings. Even as the world around her collapses, Matilda and her relentless sunny optimism will insist on seeing the bright side and the best in everyone… except when her Hatchlings are threatened and her ferocious inner ‘mama bird’ comes out."