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Bloo4Ever · 07-12-2009, 09:07 PM

To me, Madame Foster seems like a Betty, but then again, I'm horrible at matching names to a face.

Anyways, as JekyllJuice stated the term of 'Madame' is French, is it possible that Madame Foster has some French roots as well? Or is the reason Herriman call her Madame is simply because of his slightly Old England demeanor?

I mean if yyou think about, Frankie's real name is Francis, which might be a French name, right?

07-12-2009, 09:07 PM	#4
Bloo4Ever Settling In We Hardly Knew Ye... Join Date: May 2009 Location: Lake Mary, FL Posts: 90	To me, Madame Foster seems like a Betty, but then again, I'm horrible at matching names to a face. Anyways, as JekyllJuice stated the term of 'Madame' is French, is it possible that Madame Foster has some French roots as well? Or is the reason Herriman call her Madame is simply because of his slightly Old England demeanor? I mean if yyou think about, Frankie's real name is Francis, which might be a French name, right? __________________ To See My Foster's Home For Imaginary Friend's Tribute video, Click Here Cheese: I have braces. Mac: You found that on the ground, didn't you? Cheese: Garbage can. Imagination Never Dies...But if it did, the date would be May 3, 2009 Last edited by Bloo4Ever; 07-12-2009 at 09:08 PM.