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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Maggie, the EmoTeen birthday girl at the end. This episode is her only appearance in the show so far, but she proved so popular among the fans, there's plenty of fanart and fan works written about her, often {{shipping}} her with either Lincoln or Luan (despite, again, her birthday party being [[ShipsThatPassInTheNight their only interaction]]).
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Maggie, the EmoTeen birthday girl at the end. This episode is her only appearance in the show so far, but she proved so popular among the fans, there's plenty of fanart and fan works written about her, often {{shipping}} her with either Lincoln or Luan [[HoYay Luan]] (despite, again, her birthday party being [[ShipsThatPassInTheNight their only interaction]]).
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Maggie, the EmoTeen birthday girl at the end. This episode is her only appearance in the show so far, but she proved so popular among the fans, there's plenty of fanart and fan works written about her, often {{shipping}} her with either Lincoln or Luan (despite, again, her birthday party being [[ShipsThatPassInTheNight their only interaction]]).
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Was Lincoln really hired to act alone at Maggie's party? Or did he invent it to tease Luan?
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Lisa. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definitely crosses a line. It also doesn't help that it was a BatmanGambit to make her siblings ''want'' to go to school.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Lisa. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or robot and her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definitely crosses cross a line. It also doesn't help that it was a BatmanGambit to make her siblings ''want'' to go to school.
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!!"Funny Business"
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Lisa in ''Snow Bored''. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definitely crosses a line. It also doesn't help that it was a BatmanGambit to make her siblings ''want'' to go to school.
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!!"Snow Bored"
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic:Lisa in ''Snow Bored''.Lisa. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definitely crosses a line. It also doesn't help that it was a BatmanGambit to make her siblings ''want'' to go to school.
!!"Snow Bored"
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Lisa in ''Snow Bored''. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definitely crosses a line. It also doesn't help that it was a BatmanGambit to make her siblings ''want'' to go school.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Lisa in ''Snow Bored''. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definitely crosses a line. It also doesn't help that it was a BatmanGambit to make her siblings ''want'' to go to school.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Lisa in ''Snow Bored''. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definitely crosses a line.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Lisa in ''Snow Bored''. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definitely crosses a line. It also doesn't help that it was a BatmanGambit to make her siblings ''want'' to go school.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Lisa in ''Snow Bored''. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definately crosses a line.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Lisa in ''Snow Bored''. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definately definitely crosses a line.line.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: Lisa in ''Snow Bored''. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definately crosses a line.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Lisa in ''Snow Bored''. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definately crosses a line.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Luan started developing some hate with her actions in ''April Fools Rules''. This episode show her in a ''much'' more positive light.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: Luan started developing some hate with her actions in ''April Fools Rules''. This Fortunately, this episode show showed her in a ''much'' more positive light.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: Lisa. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definately crosses a line.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Luan started developing some hate with her actions in ''April Fools Rules''. This episode show her in a ''much'' more positive light.
* TookALevelInJerkass:Lisa.Lisa in ''Snow Bored''. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definately crosses a line.
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*TookALevelInJerkass: Lisa. Her wanting to cancel the snow day can be attributed to her not understanding the concept of fun. But melting Lana's snowman with her robot, or her relentless assaults on her siblings with snowballs definately crosses a line.
