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Is Marnie Piper actually Teddy Duncan?


              Image result for marnie piper halloweentown high  VS  Image result for teddy duncan good luck charlie                             Marnie Piper               Teddy Duncan

       So, no. Marnie Piper from the Halloweentown franchise (specifically Halloweentown High) and Teddy Duncan from the 2010 tv series: Good Luck Charlie are not the same person. You just got clickbated, but while I was watching Halloweentown High, I definitely noticed some similarities between the two characters.
       Both leading ladies are determined in their own ways. Marnie tried to bring the human experience to monsters and Teddy tried giving advice to her younger sister, Charlie, in the form of video diaries. They both share witty sarcasm, but a caring personality. Even though their storylines are so different, the two characters still seem so similar to one another.
       I think that both of them also being high school students and preppy teenagers ready to face life also makes them seem so similar.
       I'm a big fan of Good Luck Charlie, and I think that the reason I liked Halloweentown High despite its other fan reviews is that in this film Marnie really seemed to remind me of the very likable Teddy Duncan.
       What are your thoughts?



Marnie Piper Picture: http://mickeyblog.com/2018/10/15/5-fun-facts-know-disneys-halloweentown/

Teddy Duncan Picture: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2041911/

Where to Watch Halloweentown High: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUZWwdTuTLc

Where to Watch Good Luck Charlie: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=EL9qDX2vQQQWM




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