The Lorax tells The Once-Ler and his Family that they can not live here, and Grizelda starts calling the Lorax a 'giant furry peanut' and they start a fight. Grizelda works for her nephew, The Once-Ler, in chopping down trees to make thneeds and ruin the Truffula Forest. She dislikes the Lorax for trying to protect the Truffula Forest, and tries to stop him from doing so.

Like the rest of her family, she is money-hungry and she hates nature, and tries to ruin it. She wears a purple leather jacket with a lavender furry collar, and wears a purple bowler hat with a tall lavender feather on top. She is a loving, grateful, empathetic, appreciative, rapturous, and caring mother for Ted Wiggins and she supports him in planting the last Truffula seed that The Once-ler gives him.Grizelda is a slightly brawny woman, she has red hair with two curled buns and her ears are hidden, and wears red lipstick. She owns a red car that she uses to trick Aloysius O'Hare in the Thneedville highway. She is very helpful, protective, enthusiastic, thoughtful, charming, honest, kind, authentic, compassionate, so she loves disco and everything beautiful.

She wears a long-sleeved pink shirt with ruffles in the neck, a purple dress with white overlapping circular shapes in it, and a pair of sapphire earrings. Wiggins has a big, round brown afro and round shaped glasses. She's the few characters created solely for the film and not traced from the book or the animated short. She also encourages the town in 'Let It Grow', along with others, to plant the tree. When her son reveals he has a Truffula seed, she aids in trying to get it planted by distracting Morty to chase her. But she shows she's no push over when she kicks him out for ruining her son's room and trying to threaten him. O'Hare when he comes to confront Ted about the Truffula seed. In a way she is somewhat intimidated by Mr. Though she has her stern moments, she's open to hearing something her son says. Wiggins is shown to be something a of typical mother, she tries to do family activities with her family, she cares for her son, and is protective when she feels he's in danger. She is shown to have a fondness of music and dancing, as she was shown to have a disco ball decoration in her rear view mirror of her car. When Ted asks about trees, she brushes off her mother's mention of the 'Once-Ler' as one of her stories. She seems to disbelieve in her mother's words at times. During lunch, she tells her son to stop playing with his food and then tells her mother as well. In a way, her roles are somewhat reversed with her mother as she often speaks to her like a child. She speaks with a sort of Brooklyn accent.

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