Duffy Gleemore

Appearance: Throughout the film, Doofy appears as a dim-witted, scruffy guy with a strange haircut and a goofy expression. However, in the final scene, he instantly transforms—ripping off his fake mustache, eliminating his poor posture, combing his hair back, donning stylish glasses, and transforming into a confident, attractive macho man. Personality: It turns out that his "goofy" image was just a brilliant disguise. In reality, Doofy is a cunning, calculating, ruthless maniac and one of the killers behind the Ghostface mask. He outsmarted the entire police force and the main characters before coolly escaping.

Appearance as ScreamCostume: A classic black hooded robe and a white, elongated mask, parodying the killer from the film "Scream."Mask Changes: Unlike the original horror film, Duffy's mask changes facial expressions depending on the situation - it "gets high" (the eyes narrow), grins widely, or sticks out its tongue.Physical Mishaps: Due to Duffy's clumsiness (which he often feigns), the costume constantly gets in his way: he trips over the hem, gets tangled in curtains, and falls comically.Personality as ScreamVulnerability to Other People's Influences: Easily distracted from killing. He can be persuaded, outmaneuvered in an argument, or drawn into frantic activity. Trash talk and chattiness: He loves to call his victims on the phone, but instead of intimidating, he resorts to vulgar jokes, idle chatter, and shouts of "Wassup!" ("What's wrong!"). High-spiritedness and cheerfulness: He loves to have fun, and isn't averse to smoking marijuana with his victims (as in the scene with Shorty) and dancing. Hot temper: He quickly loses his temper if his victims don't show him due respect, hit him, or laugh at him.