S14E17 · SCENE 10/24 · 06:52
Three Gays of the Condo · Simpson living room
Confrontation about letter

Homer confronts Marge about the letter, leading to an argument about their marriage.

06:52→07:45
in the episode · 0m 53s · S14E17

What happens

06:52–07:45

Homer asks Marge if he ruined her life, referencing the letter. Marge explains she was upset that night, but Homer presses her about her current feelings. She admits she loves him but that some things he does drive her crazy. Homer gets upset and says he'll sleep with someone who appreciates him.

WhereSimpson living room
DriverHomer
Positionact1 · escalation
ThreadMarriage crisis

Key lines

from this scene
07:18

So you mean our whole marriage you've been resenting me behind my back?

07:32

Time to repress another memory.

07:36

I am at Disneyland.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
angry0.7
misunderstanding0.6
sad0.3
argument

Beats

07:18Marge admits she resents him a bit.

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06:52–07:45
A · Marriage crisis
B · Gay roommates
C · Puzzle memory
D · Weird Al intervention

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