S20E17 · SCENE 10/19 · 07:54
The Good, the Sad and the Drugly · Springfield Elementary School
Lisa gives a despairing presentation

Lisa gives a presentation on the hopeless future of Springfield.

07:54→08:42
in the episode · 0m 48s · S20E17

What happens

07:54–08:42

Ralph gives a simple optimistic essay. Lisa then gives a passionate and despairing presentation about global warming and the end of the world.

WhereSpringfield Elementary School
DriverLisa Simpson
Positionact1 · escalation
ThreadLisa's environmental despair

Key lines

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08:07

Next we have Lisa Simpson.

08:26

leaving what's left of humanity baking in deserts that once fed the world!

08:33

And in the new Nineveh, darkness falls.

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Scene DNA

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sad1.0
tense1.0
monologue

Beats

08:15Lisa says there is no Springfield in 50 years

Scene in the episode

07:54–08:42
A · Bart's romantic deception
B · Milhouse's suspension
C · Lisa's environmental despair

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