They put the trophies back as Merida enters the room asking for their help to sneak out of the castle. That night, they are caught messing with the trophies in Fergus' trophy room by Elinor who was just turned into a bear, much to their shock. Later at the Highland Games, they sneak in and once again successfully steal a plateful of tarts from Maudie in a barrel. When Elinor has something to discuss with Merida, she tells her sons that they are excused and they leave quickly with tarts stuffed in their shirts and one of them trips spilling some with the two deerhounds chasing them.Īt the presentation of the suitors, they prank a guard before they sit in their bench throne until the brawl breaks out and they sneak through the floor and make the brawl continue by smashing Lord Dingwall's foot and conking a guard on the head. They sneak under the table and eat them and decide to tie Fergus' leg to the table post. Merida was kind enough to sneak the large plate of tarts under the table for them. They play with their haggis which they refuse to eat as their mother, Queen Elinor tells them to try it. One night, they are at the dinner table listening to their father, King Fergus telling the story of how he lost his leg to the demon bear Mor'du until Merida interrupts telling them the best part and the ending. They are first seen stealing tarts from their nursemaid, Maudie as their older sister, Merida describes them as "Wee Devils" that could "get away with murder".
They have round ears, small round tails, black noses, and sharp teeth and claws. They wear long, tartan robes in green, red and gray, large belts, and brown boots.Īs bear cubs, they keep their blue eyes and have black fur with gray fur on their muzzle and around the eyes. Just like their older sister, they have fair skin, blue eyes, and curly, red hair. However, they are supportive of their family and will go through great lengths to help them. They have a thing for sweets and will use various tricks to steal some. The triplets are mischievous, regularly causing trouble for the people around them. Harris, Hubert, and Hamish are the younger brothers of Princess Merida and princes of the Scottish royal kingdom.
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