S25E12 · SCENE 4/17 · 06:32
Diggs · School cafeteria
Bart shunned at lunch table

Classmates shun Bart after he eats the frog, and he tries to sit with someone who refuses.

06:32→07:35
in the episode · 1m 03s · S25E12

What happens

06:32–07:35

Bart is told he is a freak after eating the frog. He asks a boy to sit with him but is refused. The boy explains the social consequences. Bart is left alone at the table.

WhereSchool cafeteria
DriverBart
Positionact1 · complication
ThreadBart's frog-eating bet

Key lines

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06:33

Ew! It's the kid who ate the dead frog!

07:23

All we hear is: Ribbit, ribbit!

07:30

You said this was a simple bullying job!

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social rule violation2.0
humiliating2.0
petty grievance1.0
argument

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06:32–07:35
A · Bart's frog-eating bet
B · Bart and Diggs friendship
C · Falconry club and Freedom

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