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* CainAndAbel: Mr. Burns warns "Simon" of danger from Devon and Quenly by relating the troubled history of how he inherited his fortune despite being the youngest of many potential heirs, causing Bart to realize that Simon only pulled the PrinceAndPauper switch to protect himself from his half-siblings. Although they're working together, when they think they've succeeded Quenly is quick to make Devon her next target.
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* CainAndAbel: Mr. Burns warns "Simon" of danger from Devon and Quenly by relating the troubled history of how he inherited his fortune despite being the youngest of many potential heirs, causing Bart to realize that Simon only pulled the PrinceAndPauper switch to protect himself from his half-siblings. Although they're working together, when they think they've succeeded succeeded, Quenly is quick to make Devon her next target.
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* AsYouKnow: "And this is your home, sir. But of course, you already knew that."
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*LooseLips: When eating dinner at the Woosterfield mansion, Milhouse nearly exposes Bart (who was pretending to be Simon) by calling him by his real name in front of Simon's butler, however he dismisses it when Milhouse corrects himself calling Bart "Simon".
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* OutOfCharacterAlert: Simon, who is acting as Bart, lives with the Simpsons. He speaks in a much more dignified and refined manner, uses words that the real Bart wouldn't know, and pays attention to Grampa's rambling stories. The last of which is what leads Lisa to confront him.
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* OutOfCharacterAlert: Simon, who is acting as Bart, lives with the Simpsons. He speaks in a much more dignified and refined manner, uses words that the real Bart wouldn't know, and pays attention to Grampa's rambling stories. The last of which is what leads Lisa to confront him. During the confrontation, Lisa hits Simon and he doesn't retaliate, erasing all remaining doubts Lisa still had about him not being Bart.
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* AesopAmnesia: Interestingly, {{Averted}}. Despite complaining that he wants a different family, Bart, who already learned the classic LonelyAtTheTop aesop back in "Burns' Heir," doesn't ''really'' want to ditch the rest of the Simpsons to live Simon's life at first. He agrees to pull the PrinceAndPauper switch when he realizes it will get him out of being punished by Homer for ruining Lenny's party. His new lesson is to always ask [[DidntThinkThisThrough what the]] ''[[DidntThinkThisThrough other]]'' [[DidntThinkThisThrough person is getting out of the deal]]. (While he probably ''should'' have learned to take a punishment rather than lean into an elaborate ruse to get out of it back in "Pranksta Rap," in that episode he was a KarmaHoudini and learned nothing.)
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* AesopAmnesia: Interestingly, {{Averted}}. Despite complaining that he wants a different family, Bart, who already learned the classic LonelyAtTheTop aesop back in "Burns' Heir," doesn't ''really'' want to ditch the rest of the Simpsons to live Simon's life at first. He agrees to pull the PrinceAndPauper switch when he realizes it will get him out of being punished by Homer for ruining Lenny's party. His new lesson is to always ask [[DidntThinkThisThrough what the]] ''[[DidntThinkThisThrough other]]'' [[DidntThinkThisThrough person is getting out of the deal]]. (While he probably ''should'' have learned to take a punishment rather than lean into an elaborate ruse to get out of it back in "Pranksta Rap," in that episode he was a KarmaHoudini and learned nothing.)
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* AesopAmnesia: Interestingly, {{Averted}}. Despite complaining that he wants a different family, Bart, who already learned the classic LonelyAtTheTop aesop back in "Burns' Heir," doesn't ''really'' want to ditch the rest of the Simpsons to live Simon's life at first. He agrees to pull the PrinceAndPauper switch when he realizes it will get him out of being punished by Homer for ruining Lenny's party. His new lesson is to always ask [[DidntThinkThisThrough what the]] ''[[DidntThinkThisThrough other]]'' [[DidntThinkThisThrough person is getting out of the deal]].
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* AesopAmnesia: Interestingly, {{Averted}}. Despite complaining that he wants a different family, Bart, who already learned the classic LonelyAtTheTop aesop back in "Burns' Heir," doesn't ''really'' want to ditch the rest of the Simpsons to live Simon's life at first. He agrees to pull the PrinceAndPauper switch when he realizes it will get him out of being punished by Homer for ruining Lenny's party. His new lesson is to always ask [[DidntThinkThisThrough what the]] ''[[DidntThinkThisThrough other]]'' [[DidntThinkThisThrough person is getting out of the deal]]. (While he probably ''should'' have learned to take a punishment rather than lean into an elaborate ruse to get out of it back in "Pranksta Rap," in that episode he was a KarmaHoudini and learned nothing.)
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* AesopAmnesia: Interestingly, {{Averted}}. Bart, who already learned the classic LonelyAtTheTop aesop back in "Burns' Heir," doesn't actually want to ditch his family to live Simon's life at first. He agrees to pull the PrinceAndPauper switch when he realizes it will get him out of being punished by Homer for ruining Lenny's party. His new lesson is to always ask [[DidntThinkThisThrough what the]] ''[[DidntThinkThisThrough other]]'' [[DidntThinkThisThrough person is getting out of the deal]].
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* AesopAmnesia: Interestingly, {{Averted}}. Despite complaining that he wants a different family, Bart, who already learned the classic LonelyAtTheTop aesop back in "Burns' Heir," doesn't actually ''really'' want to ditch his family the rest of the Simpsons to live Simon's life at first. He agrees to pull the PrinceAndPauper switch when he realizes it will get him out of being punished by Homer for ruining Lenny's party. His new lesson is to always ask [[DidntThinkThisThrough what the]] ''[[DidntThinkThisThrough other]]'' [[DidntThinkThisThrough person is getting out of the deal]].
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* AesopAmnesia: Interestingly, {{Averted}}. Bart, who already learned the LonelyAtTheTop aesop back in "Burns' Heir," doesn't actually want to ditch his family to live Simon's life at first. He agrees to pull the PrinceAndPauper switch when he realizes it will get him out of being punished by Homer for ruining Lenny's party. His new lesson is to always ask [[DidntThinkThisThrough what the]] ''[[DidntThinkThisThrough other]]'' [[DidntThinkThisThrough person is getting out of the deal]].
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* AesopAmnesia: Interestingly, {{Averted}}. Bart, who already learned the classic LonelyAtTheTop aesop back in "Burns' Heir," doesn't actually want to ditch his family to live Simon's life at first. He agrees to pull the PrinceAndPauper switch when he realizes it will get him out of being punished by Homer for ruining Lenny's party. His new lesson is to always ask [[DidntThinkThisThrough what the]] ''[[DidntThinkThisThrough other]]'' [[DidntThinkThisThrough person is getting out of the deal]].
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* AesopAmnesia: Interestingly, {{Averted}}. Bart, who already learned the LonelyAtTheTop aesop back in "Burns' Heir," doesn't actually want to ditch his family to live Simon's life at first. He agrees to pull the PrinceAndPauper switch when he realizes it will get him out of being punished by Homer for ruining Lenny's party.
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* AesopAmnesia: Interestingly, {{Averted}}. Bart, who already learned the LonelyAtTheTop aesop back in "Burns' Heir," doesn't actually want to ditch his family to live Simon's life at first. He agrees to pull the PrinceAndPauper switch when he realizes it will get him out of being punished by Homer for ruining Lenny's party. His new lesson is to always ask [[DidntThinkThisThrough what the]] ''[[DidntThinkThisThrough other]]'' [[DidntThinkThisThrough person is getting out of the deal]].
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* AesopAmnesia: Interestingly, {{Averted}}. Bart, who already learned the LonelyAtTheTop aesop back in "Burns' Heir," doesn't actually want to ditch his family to live Simon's life at first. He agrees to pull the PrinceAndPauper switch when he realizes it will get him out of being punished by Homer for ruining Lenny's party.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: InUniverse FridgeLogic applies to the standard PrinceAndPauper situation as Bart, the poor half, realizes he never asked himself what the ''rich'' kid was getting out of switching lives with him. A chance to hide out while the murderous would-be heirs to his fortune go after another guy, as it turns out.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: [[FridgeLogic Fridge Logic]] applies to the standard PrinceAndPauper situation as Bart, the poor half, realizes he never asked himself what the ''rich'' kid was getting out of switching lives with him. A chance to hide out while the murderous would-be heirs to his fortune go after another guy, as it turns out.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: [[FridgeLogic Fridge Logic]] InUniverse FridgeLogic applies to the standard PrinceAndPauper situation as Bart, the poor half, realizes he never asked himself what the ''rich'' kid was getting out of switching lives with him. A chance to hide out while the murderous would-be heirs to his fortune go after another guy, as it turns out.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: FridgeLogic applies to the standard PrinceAndPauper situation as Bart, the poor half, realizes he never asked himself what the ''rich'' kid was getting out of switching lives with him. A chance to hide out while the murderous would-be heirs to his fortune go after another guy, as it turns out.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: FridgeLogic [[FridgeLogic Fridge Logic]] applies to the standard PrinceAndPauper situation as Bart, the poor half, realizes he never asked himself what the ''rich'' kid was getting out of switching lives with him. A chance to hide out while the murderous would-be heirs to his fortune go after another guy, as it turns out.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: FridgeLogic applies to the standard PrinceAndPauper situation as Bart, the poor half, realizes he never asked himself what the ''rich'' kid was getting out of switching lives with him. A chance to hide out while the murderous would-be heirs to his fortune go after another guy, as it turns out.
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* CainAndAbel: Mr. Burns warns "Simon" of danger from Devon and Quenly by relating the troubled history of how he inherited his fortune despite being the youngest of many potential heirs, causing Bart to realize that Simon only pulled the PrinceAndPauper switch to protect himself from his half-siblings. When they think they've succeeded, Quenly is quick to turn on Devon as her next target.
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* CainAndAbel: Mr. Burns warns "Simon" of danger from Devon and Quenly by relating the troubled history of how he inherited his fortune despite being the youngest of many potential heirs, causing Bart to realize that Simon only pulled the PrinceAndPauper switch to protect himself from his half-siblings. When Although they're working together, when they think they've succeeded, succeeded Quenly is quick to turn on make Devon as her next target.
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* CainAndAbel: Bart realizes that Simon pulled the PrinceAndPauper switch to protect himself from his half-siblings Devon and Quenly, who are trying to kill him because he stands to inherit. When they think they've succeeded, Quenly is quick to turn on Devon as her next target.
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* CainAndAbel: Mr. Burns warns "Simon" of danger from Devon and Quenly by relating the troubled history of how he inherited his fortune despite being the youngest of many potential heirs, causing Bart realizes to realize that Simon only pulled the PrinceAndPauper switch to protect himself from his half-siblings Devon and Quenly, who are trying to kill him because he stands to inherit.half-siblings. When they think they've succeeded, Quenly is quick to turn on Devon as her next target.
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* CainAndAbel: Bart realizes that Simon pulled the PrinceAndPauper switch to protect himself from his half-siblings Devon and Quenly, who are trying to kill him because he stands to inherit. When they think they've succeeded, Quenly is quick to turn on Devon as her next target.
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* PrecociousCrush: Milhouse finds both Quenly and Devon attractive.
-->'''Milhouse:''' Bart, I have a crush on your new sister.
-->'''Bart:''' You had a crush on my old sister!
-->'''Milhouse:''' [[DistinctionWithoutADifference Yeah, but that was never gonna happen]].
-->'''Milhouse:''' Bart, I have a crush on your new sister.
-->'''Bart:''' You had a crush on my old sister!
-->'''Milhouse:''' [[DistinctionWithoutADifference Yeah, but that was never gonna happen]].
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* BigDamnHeroes: Homer, in typically Homerish fashion ("This looks like a job for [[CrazyEnoughToWork Captain Crazy]]!"), diving from a moving ski lift to save a careering Bart from a black diamond slope down which Simon's siblings have pushed him. It works, though not without incident.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Homer, in typically Homerish fashion ("This looks like a job for [[CrazyEnoughToWork Captain Crazy]]!"), diving from a moving ski lift to save a careering Bart from a black diamond slope down which Simon's siblings have pushed him. It works, though not without incident.[[AmusingInjuries incident]].
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* BigDamnHeroes: Homer, in typically Homerish fashion ("This looks like a job for [[CrazyEnoughToWork Captain Crazy!"), Crazy]]!"), diving from a moving ski lift to save a careering Bart from a black diamond slope down which Simon's siblings have pushed him. It works, somehow.though not without incident.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Homer, in typically Homerish fashion, diving from a moving ski lift to save a careering Bart from a black diamond slope down which Simon's siblings have pushed him. It works, somehow.
-->'''Homer:''' This looks like a job for Captain Crazy! Up, up and away! ''(falling)'' [[DidntThinkThisThrough Come on, gravity! You used to be cool!]]
-->'''Homer:''' This looks like a job for Captain Crazy! Up, up and away! ''(falling)'' [[DidntThinkThisThrough Come on, gravity! You used to be cool!]]
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* BigDamnHeroes: Homer, in typically Homerish fashion, fashion ("This looks like a job for Captain Crazy!"), diving from a moving ski lift to save a careering Bart from a black diamond slope down which Simon's siblings have pushed him. It works, somehow.
-->'''Homer:'''This looks like a job for Captain Crazy! Up, up and away! ''(falling)'' [[DidntThinkThisThrough Come on, gravity! You used to be cool!]]
-->'''Homer:'''
