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I find Sheryl's personality is context sensitive. Basically I've found that she behaves however the situation in the episode wants her to, but not in any sort of normal behavioural pattern. By that I basically mean her personality is entirely defined by whatever is going on at any specific moment then an actual stable and easily identifiable set of personal characteristics that make her an individual.
And I can't believe I'm actually agreeing with Wesley84 on something, but Wesley and I are not the only ones I know of that find this to be the case and I am somewhat thankful for it.
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