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Before 1807[1] |
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Female |
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Brown |
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White |
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Coopersmith family |
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- "I doubt I was alive long enough to open my eyes. My mother might not have even held me."
- —Coop Halliwell[src]
Mrs. Coopersmith (fl. 1807) was a mortal woman and Mr. Coopersmith's wife. Their son died shortly after his birth, leaving her to cradle his dead body.
Unbeknownst to Mr. and Mrs. Coopersmith, he was made a cupid, and became known as "Coop", as he was unware of his real name, if ever he was given one. He was also forbidden from using his ring to use travel through time and meet them.
Appearances[]
- Volume Three
- Cupid's Harrow (Appeared in flashback/premonition/Circle of Truth)
Notes and references[]
- ↑ Given that Coop Halliwell was born at some point before 1807 (two-hundred years before this was mentioned), so must his mother have been.