While trying to get information from a crab, she threatens to feed him to seagulls if he didn't tell her and Nemo what they wanted to know.ĭory has shown to have separation anxiety, as she begs Marlin not to leave her after returning to the sea by Nigel's mouth. Dory also possesses something of a ruthless side. She also helped Marlin realize that he needed to give Nemo more freedom to grow up, become his own person, and experience life.

No one has ever stayed with me this long, and when I look at you, I remember stuff better.' The two remained close by the end of the film.ĭespite her ditzy personality, Dory has shown to be somewhat intelligent, as she could read 'human' (English and possibly other languages) and even communicate with whales. She developed such a close relationship with Marlin that her short-term memory loss seemed to have improved, as she states, 'Please don't leave me. Her kindness was shown as she continued to accompany Marlin on his journey despite his lack of patience with her and his sometimes harsh comments.

She is also very friendly, fun, and warm-hearted, earning her fast friends. However, she can also be naive and oblivious, as shown when she did not realize the danger of going to a Sharks only club and when Marlin was fighting with an Anglerfish and seemed oblivious to Marlin's struggle (insisting he helps move the light closer to her so she could read the address on the diver's goggles). She can be very talkative and loved to play games throughout her and Marlin's journey, taking detours and getting easily distracted. She was always supportive and helpful to him throughout the journey, though her short-term memory loss and playful personality could sometimes cause Marlin to lose his patience with her. However, she has a heart of gold and was willing to go full lengths to help Marlin find his son (even though she can never remember his name).Īfter hearing about Marlin and how his son was captured by divers, she was willing to accompany and help him. This is because she suffers from short-term memory loss. Personality ĭory is very optimistic and kind but a ditzy and forgetful fish. She is certainly an odd partner for such a quest, but her optimism proves an invaluable quality to help overcome the impossible. Dory is the aquatic Good Samaritan who offers to help Marlin on his journey to find his son. Dory suffers from short-term memory loss. She would love to chat with you all day and tell you her life story. Background Official Description Throughout the vast ocean, you will not find a fish more hospitable, more friendly, and more sociable than Dory.

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