Grover Dill is a character in Bob Clark's films, A Christmas Story and My Summer Story. He is one of the bullies and is Scut Farkus' short sidekick. He is mean, cold-hearted, and cruel. He is similar in terms of personality with Scut Farkus.
History[]
A Christmas Story: A Yellow-Eyed Bully[]
In the eighth scene of the film, "A Yellow-Eyed Bully", Grover Dill was introduced in the alleyway where Scut and Grover were scaring Ralphie Parker, Randy Parker, Schwartz, and Flick. Grover just scares the little kids while Scut bends back Schwartz's arm.
A Christmas Story: A Leg Of Lamp[]
In the eleventh scene of the film, "A Leg Of Lamp", the day after the Parkers get The Leg Lamp, Scut and Grover were seen in a fast motion scene as they chase Ralphie, Schwartz, and Flick on the way to school. Randy couldn't catch up.
A Christmas Story: An A+ Masterpiece[]
In the twelfth scene of the film, "An A+ Masterpiece", right after Ralphie turned in his theme and then imagined getting an A+, Scut and Grover were seen in another fast motion scene as they chase Ralphie, Schwartz, and Flick on the way home. Randy couldn't catch up.
A Christmas Story: A Blind Fantasy[]
In the sixteenth scene of the film, "A Blind Fantasy", the day after Ralphie got soap in his mouth and imagined being blind, Scut and Grover were seen chasing Ralphie, Schwartz, and Flick on the way to school. Randy couldn't catch up.
A Christmas Story: A Cute Fruit Bribe[]
In the seventeenth scene of the film, "A Cute Fruit Bribe", after Ralphie bribed Miss Shields with a basket of fruit, Scut and Grover were seen chasing Ralphie, Schwartz, and Flick on the way home. Randy couldn't catch up.
A Christmas Story: A Fake Break?[]
In the nineteenth scene of the film, "A Fake Break", Ralphie, Schwartz, and Flick were heading into the schoolhouse. Scut and Grover scared them. Ralphie and Schwartz ran into the schoolhouse, leaving Flick with the bullies alone. Scut pulled Flick's arm backwards, forcing him to yell uncle.
A Christmas Story: Bye-Bye Bully[]
In the twenty-first scene of the film, "Bye-Bye Bully" Ralphie walks home from school, dismayed about the outcome of this theme, when Scut throws a snowball at him, getting caked in his glasses. Grover calls Ralphie four-eyes, and taunts him, and Scut taunts Ralphie for appearing to cry. Ralphie having had enough of Scut bullying him along with his friends and Randy, finally snaps and attacks Scut and starts viciously beating him to a pulp. Grover is shocked at the sight of this, and attempts to intervene, but Ralphie quickly punches him to the ground, essentially meaning "Stay out of this, or you're next!" Grover then flees the scene, threating to tell his father about this.