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Henri is a pigeon from France, who finds Fievel when he washes up onto Ellis Island in a bottle. He takes care of Fievel, giving him a bath and giving him hope that he can find his family, telling him "Never say never" by singing a song. Fievel takes this message to heart. Henri lives among a few colorful female pigeons, and is very passionate about the statue he's working on: the Statue of... MORE Henri is a pigeon from France, who finds Fievel when he washes up onto Ellis Island in a bottle. He takes care of Fievel, giving him a bath and giving him hope that he can find his family, telling him "Never say never" by singing a song. Fievel takes this message to heart. Henri lives among a few colorful female pigeons, and is very passionate about the statue he's working on: the Statue of Liberty. One of his fellow pigeons was the one who dropped Fievel right at Warren's office, whether or not this was simply a coincidence is unknown. He appears again at the end of the film after Fievel has found his family. Fievel and Tanya ride on his back as he shows off his newly finished statue, and when Fievel asks if he can go see more of America, he offers up that sequel-promising line, "Someday, you will!" He is briefly seen during a montage in The Treasure of Manhattan Island, giving Fievel, Tony, Tanya and Cholena a flight across New York harbor. LESS |
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