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Veronica Sawyer, Heather McNamara, Betty Finn, Martha Dunnstock, and Heather Duke are experiencing life After Seventeen- feeling free- but not quite. Both Heathers have dangerous secrets- and there's some unfinished business at Westerburg.
- Early Life
- Appearance
- Personality
- Attempted Suicide
- Relationships
Not much is said about Martha's early life other than being shown that she was childhood friends with Heather Duke.
As repeatedly noted by students, Martha is overweight, and dresses unfashionably. She has fair skin and short brown puffy hair.
Quiet, afraid, shy and emotionally bruised, Martha is a sensitive girl who dreams of loving and being loved, but instead she is shunned and mistreated by others, and too afraid to stand up for herself. She is a constant target for severe and relentless bullying due to her being overweight. She is shown to have trust issues, as she does not believe ...
Martha is seen sitting in the gym after the murders of Heather Chandler, Kurt, and Ram. At first, it appears she is attending a sporting event, but is really alone. She spills a drink on herself and then the scene flashes to Martha walking into traffic with a suicide note pinned to the front of her shirt. Fortunately, she survives but is severely i...
Martha Dunnstock and Heather Duke were close friends during their childhood. It isn't explained why the friendship ceased, but it is made clear that Heather Duke does not want anyone at Westerburg High to know or remember about their past friendship. Duke goes as far as mocking Martha for attempting suicide, showing no remorse nor sympathy.
Veronica and Martha's first interaction is when the former is forced by Heather Chandler to forge a love note from Kurt to her, which leads to Martha being ridiculed when she walks up to him and shows him the letter, in which he laughs at her, causing her to storm out of the cafeteria. Despite making the note, Veronica did not laugh at the ridicule and becomes fed up at being cruel to people, especially Martha. At some later point, Veronica calls her fat (As the Heathers were doing the same,...
Users share their opinions on whether Ram, the main antagonist of Heathers musical, still cares about Martha, the kindergarten crush he ditched. They analyze the clues from the play, such as Ram's body language, his nickname for Martha, and his reaction to the Heathers' plot.
Not much is known about Martha's life prior to senior year, but several characters remember her having kissed Ram Sweeney at kickball in kindergarten. We later learn more about Ram and Martha's relationship in the song Kindergarten Boyfriend. Veronica also states that her and Martha have been friends "since diapers."
Heather Chandler orders Veronica to forge a love letter from Ram to Martha, tempting Veronica with the promise of popularity ("Candy Store"). The mysterious, poetry-quoting new kid, Jason "J.D." Dean, criticizes Veronica for betraying her friend. After J.D. wins a fight against Ram and Kurt, Veronica finds herself unexpectedly ...
Martha Dunnstock, sometimes known as Martha Dumptruck by The Heathers, is a major character in the 1988 film, Heathers and is portrayed by Carrie Lynn. Martha is relentlessly teased throughout most of the film. The first time Martha is shown, Heather Chandler forces Veronica Sawyer to forge a...
9. Mai 2021 · Martha Dunnstock is one of the most memorable characters from Heathers, and someone who fans absolutely love. She is bullied throughout the movie by the Heathers and is often treated poorly, but her excitement for things and the positive attitude that she has never let up, which is what makes her so great.
