Bart is no longer cool
Infinite Simpson・2 minutes read
Bart divides the car with Lisa using his leg as a barrier. After his car is crashed, Bart feels threatened by a cooler kid at school, gets framed by Principal Skinner, but ultimately avoids juvenile detention with the help of others.
Insights
- Bart's sense of territoriality is evident as he divides the car into his and Lisa's side, showcasing his need for personal space and control.
- The family dynamics shift significantly when Homer is absent, leading to chaos, highlighting the importance of his presence in maintaining order within the family unit.
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Recent questions
How does Bart divide the car?
With his leg
What happens to Bart's car after a crash?
It's damaged
Who threatens Bart at school?
A new kid
How does Bart end up in a detention center?
Framed by Principal Skinner
What happens to Maggie in Homer's absence?
Chaos in the family
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Summary
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Bart's struggles with school, friends, and family.
- Bart divides the car into his side and Lisa's side using his leg as a barrier.
- Bart's car is damaged in a crash, and he is given a loner car to drive while it's being fixed.
- Bart feels threatened by a new kid at school who is perceived as cooler than him.
- Bart is framed by Principal Skinner and sent to a juvenile detention center.
- Bart, with the help of others, exposes the rat within their group and avoids being sent to the detention center.
- Maggie is shown to be independent, and Homer's absence leads to chaos in the family.
