S07E04 · SCENE 17/17 · 18:51
Bart Sells His Soul · Milhouse's house
Bart's Regret

Bart regrets selling soul

18:51→21:56
in the episode · 3m 05s · S07E04
Bart's Regret

What happens

18:51–21:56

The scene cuts to Bart, who is regretting selling his soul to Milhouse. He tries to get it back, but Milhouse has traded it to the comic book store. The scene ends with Bart being desperate to get his soul back.

WhereMilhouse's house
DriverBart
Positionact2 · escalation
ThreadBart's Soul

Key lines

from this scene
19:37

FATHER: Shut up! Shut up! Shut up!

20:20

in which she has advised a friend to commit suicide. Thank you.

20:58

I hope you can hear this.

21:38

Ha! It's like punting on the Thames. Stroke. Stroke.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
sad0.8
tense0.2
monologue

Beats

19:14Milhouse reveals trade

Scene in the episode

18:51–21:56

Clips from this episode

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Includes this scene · The Simpsons - Bart Prays For His Soul Back · NoBSClips
Bart Has No Soul The Simpsons · Simpsons Clips
The Simpsons - Uncle Moe's Family Feedbag · AreaEightyNine
The Simpsons - Bart Has No Soul · Lisa Simpson
Bart Sells His Soul - The Simpsons · Ronald Frazier
The Simpsons - In the Garden of Eden - S07E04 · Erin Shoop

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Bart Simpson282 episodes · drives 1371 scenes
MV
Milhouse Van Houten89 episodes · drives 47 scenes

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