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However, Nicole calls and complains about how Luna was 'ditched' even after she told him her life story, and says if she was in Luna's situation, she 'would just die'. Inspired, she let the family go and leaves peacefully.

Grandad gives a lecture to Luna, telling her to take charge of her own life and stop letting herself be abused. Furious, Luna heads back to spy on Grandad, and hearing him call her crazy, she follows Nicole's advice to torture him.ДЄfter threatening/talking to Grandad (and a neighbour who showed up to check on the Freemans at Huey's request,) Luna reveals her sad past, as she grew up with a father who was abusive to her mother and had multiple horrible relationships with abusive men, ultimately making her emotionally unstable when dealing in love. Grandad comes up with an elaborate lie to get Luna to leave, and she takes the bait, but a hole in the excuse is pointed out by her friend Nicole while Luna was explaining why she was coming home early on her bluetooth. Luna shows that she is indifferent to the homicidal actions, terrifying the Freemans. When Luna first arrives, she seems very friendly and funny, but things go sour at dinner: Luna reveals that she is a master of the deadly art of White Lotus Kung Fu, and has fought in a death match tournament known as the Kumite. Luna is a beautiful woman who Grandad Freeman met on an online dating website, and eventually invited over for the weekend, despite his grandsons, Huey and Riley, advising against it. Latin-Americans are almost always seen with dead end jobs where they can get more work.Deranged Martial Artist Luna is a minor antagonist in The Boondocks, appearing in the episode 'Attack of the Killer Kung-Fu Wolf Bitch'. About 5% of the Woodcrest population is latino, which are usually mixed races. Woodcrest is mostly white, but in recent years the black population has been getting higher. The police have been known to not care about the black residents of Woodcrest as Ed Wuncler I was a rascist. He can do anything he wants because his grandfather unofficially owns the town as he is chief of the local police. Ed Wuncler III is a robber along with his bestВ friend Gin Rummy. Kickball legend Huey Freeman is to come out of self-imposed exile from the game to do battle with the red ball one last time. Woodcrest has a high crime rate as thugs raid the area where The Freemans live ever since Thugnificent moved in across the street on Timid Deer Lane. When the Chinese call in some old debts, Ed Wuncler is forced to gamble all of Woodcrests economic fortunes on a kickball game with its sister city, Wushung, China. Many of the comics/series characters live in Woodcrest.This includes the Freeman's, Ed Wuncler and his grandson Ed Wuncler Jr.,The Dubois', Gin Rummy, Ed Wuncler Jr.'s war buddy, Thugnificent and his crew, and the self hating black man (Oh! excuse me, ReVitilago-suffering WHITE MAN) Uncle Ruckus. Woodcrest is known to have sudden increases in population as stated by either Robert Freeman and Huey Freeman. The population of Woodcrest is about 5,400 to 6,000 people. The show never directly states where the setting takes place. In the episodes Granddad's Fight and Smokin' With Cigarettes the town appears to be within the vicinity of Chicago as the city's skyline could be seen. In the episode Wingmen, Woodcrest appears to be a significant distance away from Chicago as the Freeman's traveled there by commercial airways.

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In the episode The Trial of Robert Kelly, Woodcrest is stated to be 40 miles outside of Chicago. In the comics Woodcrest is explicitly stated to be in Maryland.

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The town of Woodlawn itself is mostly White with a small ratio of other races living there.In the beginning Huey and Riley (though mostly Huey) despised their new surroundings provided by Robert,their grandfather,with his idea of 'the new white man.' Later in the series Woodcrest apparently began to welcome more races to live in it's vicinity,i,e Thugnificent. Woodcrest by name sake is possibly based on Woodlawn, Maryland, a real life suburb of Baltimore, or Crestwood, Illinois a real life suburb of Chicago. However, the television show is based in Woodcrest, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. Woodcrest as stated in the original comic version is situated in the state of Maryland, specifically a suburb of Baltimore. Woodcrest is the name of the fictional suburban town and setting in the comics strip and animated series The Boondocks.

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