S03E15 · SCENE 13/23 · 09:17
Homer Alone · Simpson house bedroom
Marge asks for a vacation

Marge tells Homer she needs a vacation alone.

09:17→10:25
in the episode · 1m 08s · S03E15

What happens

09:17–10:25

Marge wakes Homer and tells him she needs a vacation by herself. Homer is shocked and thinks she wants a divorce. She reassures him she still loves him and just needs a break. He agrees, making her swear she'll come back.

WhereSimpson house bedroom
DriverMarge
Positionact1 · setup
ThreadMarge's breakdown and vacation

Key lines

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09:41

'' Marge, can I have another sandwich?

10:17

Homer, bring Maggie out.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
awkward0.7
misunderstanding0.6
argument

Beats

09:52Homer thinks divorce

Scene in the episode

09:17–10:25
A · Marge's breakdown and vacation
B · Homer loses Maggie
C · Kids with Patty and Selma
D · Family reunion and resolution

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