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« on: July 22, 2007, 19:58 »

We discussed Springfield Elementary school already, but not boys and girls, who are studying there, but there are many interesting different characters. Whom do you like and whom - not so?

I myself like very different persons: Ralph Wiggum and Nelson Muntz, they have good and bad sides, but many times with Lisa they showed good ones, and it's so interesting to see how they can change.
We had discussions about Ralph's condition on ISFF - is he mentally ill or simply dumb and bad-raised by his dumb dad (I choose first version), but anyway he is so lovely and sincere. He almost haven't relations with his mother and he hasn't friends, so I feel sorry for him a little. Unfortunately, his abilities was described only twice in cartoon ("I Love Lisa" and "This Little Wiggy" episodes). And only one time, when I hate Lisa's behaviour - is one, where she hitted Ralph, when she was Jake Boyman, because he is simply so harmless Sad
Nelson too, has family problems, and he is always hiding his good sides under his "coolness", but he helped Lisa several times and there is something real good in his character, although sometimes he is so meany.
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« Reply #1 on: July 27, 2007, 10:40 »

What a lively thread Smile
Well, I like Martin Prince - he is very smart and proud of his knowledge just like me! Tongue
Also interesting person is Milhouse - loser, but really funny person.
I don't like Nelson and Jimbo - they are so stupid and, I think, they one day will be at Jail... maybe Smile
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« Reply #2 on: July 27, 2007, 17:20 »

Well, of course Bart, Milhouse, Lisa, Martin and Ralph are the most noticeable students in the school, everyone else look just like background characters. In the earlier seasons, Bart had a crew of 4 people - himself, Milhouse and two more boys, but these two were never mentioned since season 9 or even earlier. I can't even pick out someone else - Jessica Lovejoy is an interesting character, but she doesn't educate in the Springfield Elementary.
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« Reply #3 on: July 27, 2007, 21:25 »

Besides the main characters I like very much Wendell - that one who has pale skin and seems to learn at A's and B's but not such geeky, as Martin Prince. As I can judge this fellow has a big bunch of hang-ups but a well-developed capability to hide his feelings, and that reminds me of myself in some way (not in all).
Another one I like is a typical nerdie with a nickname Database (see the 399.JABF14 "24 Minutes" to find that mention - he has red glasses and curly hairs - for sake of exact description). This guy takes some of my attention because of his not usual attitude towards the teasing and his own essense. In those cases he reminds me of Lisa with his calmness and funny geeky "Ahh!", like in the scene from "Jazzy and Pussycats" when he plays his contrabass.
Other children haven't get some special attention from me they all remarcable but not so catchy for me.
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