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* SarcasticWellWishing: Marge reams Bart out in this manner when he is grounded for throwing Lisa's Thanksgiving centerpiece in the fireplace.
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* SarcasticWellWishing: Marge reams Bart out in this manner when he is grounded sent to his room for throwing Lisa's Thanksgiving centerpiece in the fireplace.
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* GoToYourRoom: This is essentially what happens to Bart at the end of Act 1. The beginning of Act 2 has Bart feeling unloved and mistreated due to said grounding. The shot of Bart stating that he always gets blamed for everything while stewing in anger over what happened prior, sums up the whole notion of what being sent to one's room is all about. In one single shot!
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* GoToYourRoom: This is essentially what happens to Bart at the end of Act 1. The beginning of Act 2 has Bart feeling unloved and mistreated due to said grounding.being sent to his room. The shot of Bart stating that he always gets blamed for everything while stewing in anger over what happened prior, sums up the whole notion of what being sent to one's room is all about. In one single shot!
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* GoToYourRoom: This is essentially what happens to Bart at the end of Act 1. The beginning of Act 2 has Bart feeling unloved and mistreated due to said grounding. The shot of Bart stating that he always gets blamed for everything while stewing in anger over what happened prior, sums up the whole notion of what being grounded is all about. In one single shot!
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* GoToYourRoom: This is essentially what happens to Bart at the end of Act 1. The beginning of Act 2 has Bart feeling unloved and mistreated due to said grounding. The shot of Bart stating that he always gets blamed for everything while stewing in anger over what happened prior, sums up the whole notion of what being grounded sent to one's room is all about. In one single shot!
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* GoToYourRoom: This is essentially what happens to Bart at the end of Act 1. The beginning of Act 2 has Bart feeling unloved and mistreated due to said grounding. The shot of Bart stating that he always gets blamed for everything while stewing in anger over what happened prior, sums up the whole notion of what being grounded is all about. In one single shot!
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* YouAreGrounded / GoToYourRoom: This is essentially what happens to Bart at the end of Act 1. The beginning of Act 2 has Bart feeling unloved and mistreated due to said grounding. The shot of Bart stating that he always gets blamed for everything while stewing in anger over what happened prior, sums up the whole notion of what being grounded is all about. In one single shot!
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: At the end of the episode, when Bart finally apologizes for wrecking Lisa's centerpiece and she happily accepts it. She kisses his cheek and hugs him, and Marge and Homer listen through the vent and remark that they ''are'' good parents.
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: At the end of the episode, when Bart finally apologizes for wrecking Lisa's centerpiece and she happily accepts it. She kisses his cheek and [[BigDamnHug hugs him, him]], and Marge and Homer listen through the vent and remark that they ''are'' good parents.
