Chantel Dubois

Captain Chantel Dubois is the main antagonist of the 2012 Dreamworks film, Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted, She is a evil French/Monacan animal control officer who pursues the animal protagonists along with her men so she can mount their heads, particularly Alex.

She is voiced by Frances McDormand.

Why is She Proposed?

 * She constantly pursues Alex, and his friends in order to mount their heads, particularly Alex which shows that the reason why she did that is not because she was hired to catch them.
 * She abuses animals despite her job as a animal control officer to keep them safe.
 * During her first scene, it's shows that she kill lot's of animals.
 * She is shown to be sadistic as proven when she first appears, mentioning when she was little, she strangled her parrot, flushed her goldfish in the toilet, punches her snake (and she punches a snake later in the film).
 * Also, she proves to be vengeful when tries to kill Stefano in the final battle out of vengeance for not being able to kill Alex.
 * Her obsession make her reckless as demonstrated when she destroys a set of offices to follow Alex, and his friends, not caring if she harmed anyone on her way.
 * Dubois insists on continuing the chase to point of tracking them to Central Park Zoo even when the animals actually belonged there showing that she does not care if the animals belong there.
 * While it’s was originally argued that she was a standers poacher, it has since been noticed she  collects animals heads
 * Despite not being Pure Evil, she is the most evil main antagonist in the Madagascar trilogy.

Why is She Rejected?

 * She has some moments where she is not taken seriously. A example is when she licks one of Alexs footprints in the search to find him.
 * And besides, she is played for laughs fairly often.
 * She sings Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien to heal her henchman and as it took more work for her to get in their hospital then to just kill the animals herself, this shows she cares for them (despite that one can argue that this was done for pragmatic reasons).