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* AnAesop: Adult bullying is a real thing -- either adults bullying kids or adults bullying other adults; bullies have no age limit.
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* HardTruthAesop: Adult bullying is a real thing -- either adults bullying kids or adults bullying other adults; bullies have no age limit. Also, as Lisa learns, some people will bully you for little to no reason, and telling on them can sometimes only make things worse.
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* FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse: At the very end of the episode, Ms. Cantwell reveals that he hatred of Lisa stems from her own childhood, when she was repeatedly bullied by popular, pretty blonde girls. Ordinarily that would explain the situation, except it has been repeatedly proven that Lisa ''isn't'' popular--in fact, she and Ms. Cantwell are identical in their nerdiness and lack of friends. Ms. Cantwell simply saw Lisa's blonde hair and immediately assumed the worst; two minutes of conversation with her (which she never even bothered to try) would have proven otherwise, so her actions don't hold up.
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* JerkassToOne: Cantwell makes Lisa's school life a living hell. All of the other students at her classroom get an exemplary teacher that likes them all and gives them high grades (better than Lisa's, at least). Though the fact that she gave RALPH an "A" for a drawing implies that her grading system may be biased and she might just be doing it to make Lisa feel even worse.
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* JerkassToOne: Cantwell makes Lisa's school life a living hell. All of the other students at her classroom get an exemplary teacher that likes them all and gives them high grades (better than Lisa's, at least). Though the fact that she gave RALPH an "A" for a drawing implies that her grading system may be biased and she might just be doing it to make Lisa feel even worse.
