| rdfs:comment | - Moxie is one of the three types of theatrical energy, and is measured in roxannas. The more moxie an individual has, the more appealing he or she is towards an impartial audience. In being appealing, the performer takes the antimoxie (negative energy) and non-moxie (idle energy) and converts that into even more moxie, which returns to the audience. Individuals with high amounts of moxie generally go into the performing arts. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Moxie was Will Parry's pet cat. She was described as a tabby cat. Will told Lyra that, since he could never have friends, Moxie was his only friend. When Will ran away he left Moxie at his house to survive on her own. When Will and Lyra were in the alley in The Subtle Knife, the cat that was saved looked like Moxie.
- Moxie is an ability that is introduced in Generation V.
- Moxie is an anthropomorphic mother mouse who doesn't like pollution, especially from someone who lives messily, especially while certain messy substances drop into her path, nor does she like anyone messing up her pickings. She also doesn't like it when her children come into contact with Styrofoam because if either of them eats it, that material, lasting for over 500 years, will stay in their tummies forever. Because of this, she has them play with a wad of paper instead.
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| abstract | - Moxie is one of the three types of theatrical energy, and is measured in roxannas. The more moxie an individual has, the more appealing he or she is towards an impartial audience. In being appealing, the performer takes the antimoxie (negative energy) and non-moxie (idle energy) and converts that into even more moxie, which returns to the audience. Individuals with high amounts of moxie generally go into the performing arts. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Moxie was Will Parry's pet cat. She was described as a tabby cat. Will told Lyra that, since he could never have friends, Moxie was his only friend. When Will ran away he left Moxie at his house to survive on her own. When Will and Lyra were in the alley in The Subtle Knife, the cat that was saved looked like Moxie.
- Moxie is an ability that is introduced in Generation V.
- Moxie is an anthropomorphic mother mouse who doesn't like pollution, especially from someone who lives messily, especially while certain messy substances drop into her path, nor does she like anyone messing up her pickings. She also doesn't like it when her children come into contact with Styrofoam because if either of them eats it, that material, lasting for over 500 years, will stay in their tummies forever. Because of this, she has them play with a wad of paper instead. This part doesn't last long because of a toxic paint alarm, prompting her to plug her nose and hide her children under bed covers and cover them up completely so they do not smell the toxin. When Charlie gets caught in the wires of leaky batteries and, in an attempt to save him, so does Itchy, Moxie tells them not to move or they'll make it worse. She gets shocked when they get drifted away, so she chases after them, bites the wires, and pulls them to safety. She then tells them they don't know what they are dealing with, so she joins them, and Charlie reluctantly accepts, but Moxie takes it as gratitude. After this, they find the drain source (coincidentally when some of it spills onto Charlie's face, Moxie laughs at the sight of this, and Charlie threatens to paint her face with it. They then find out that, to no surprise of Itchy or Charlie, it's from Carface's curios shop, where he and Killer are turning plastic toys into fake antiques for money. At one point, after Charlie, Itchy, and Moxie are discovered by Carface and Killer, Moxie makes a break for it, and while she does, Charlie and Itchy distract the pollutors who then trap them in a pinball machine. When the two dogs are caught by Carface who taunts them, Moxie enlists the other mice to fight Carface off and free Charlie and Itchy. She tells them to wreck the machine while she and the other mice clog up the drain, but Charlie, being the one in charge, but either unaware of what else to be doing or if anything else would be more acceptable, espouses her order as his own. While Charlie tricks Carface into tripping on a ball that makes him trip into the machine, Moxie taunts Carface and Killer, "You chose your poison, slob boys, now, swim in it!" while the other mice are clogging up the drain, and more mice are pulling a rope to get a sculpture of a fish on a board to destroy the machine. After the problem is solved, Moxie has a Gouda fondue made, especially for Charlie and Itchy. After Charlie and Itchy return to normal, Charlie, with Moxie on one of his forepaws, feeds her small bits of cheese with the other (of course, it's to try to impress an unnamed Pekingese).
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