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{{Object
|name = Bart Simpson's soul
|image = [[File:Bart Simpson's Soul.png|250px]]
|object = A piece of paper
|manufacturer = [[First Church of Springfield]] (the paper)
|features =
|owner = [[Bart Simpson]]<br>'''Former owners:''':<br>[[Milhouse Van Houten]]<br>[[Comic Book Guy]]<br>[[Lisa Simpson]]
|appearance =
}}
'''Bart's Simpson's Soul''' was a piece of paper that [[Bart]] sold to [[Milhouse]] for 5 dollars, because he thought souls did not really exist. He later sold it to [[Comic Book Guy]], then to [[Lisa]], who gave it back to Bart, who then ate it.
== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Bart Sells His Soul}}
*{{game|The Simpsons: Hit and Run|(collector card)}}

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 == History ==
-After arguing with [[Milhouse]] that souls did not exist and were merely invented to frighten people, [[Bart Simpson]] accepted Milhouse's challenge to prove it by selling [[Bart Simpson's soul|his soul]] for five dollars. To complete the transaction, Bart wrote "Bart Simpson's soul" on a sheet of paper and handed it to Milhouse. Although he initially dismissed the sale as meaningless, Bart soon began experiencing a series of unsettling events that convinced him he had truly lost his soul. Desperate to recover it, he offered to buy it back, but Milhouse demanded fifty dollars and later traded it to the [[Comic Book Guy]] in exchange for [[ALF]] [[pogs]]. The paper was subsequently sold to another buyer before [[Lisa Simpson]] secretly purchased it with money from one of her hidden piggy banks and returned it to Bart, ending his ordeal.
+After arguing with [[Milhouse]] that souls did not exist and were merely invented to frighten people, [[Bart Simpson]] accepted Milhouse's challenge to prove it by selling his soul for five dollars. To complete the transaction, Bart wrote "Bart Simpson's soul" on a sheet of paper and handed it to Milhouse. Although he initially dismissed the sale as meaningless, Bart soon began experiencing a series of unsettling events that convinced him he had truly lost his soul. Desperate to recover it, he offered to buy it back, but Milhouse demanded fifty dollars and later traded it to the [[Comic Book Guy]] in exchange for [[ALF]] [[pogs]]. The paper was subsequently sold to another buyer before [[Lisa Simpson]] secretly purchased it with money from one of her hidden piggy banks and returned it to Bart, ending his ordeal.
 == Appearances ==

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 == History ==
-[[Bart]] sold his soul to [[Milhouse]] for 5 dollars, believing that souls did not really exist. Milhouse later sold it to [[Comic Book Guy]], who then sold it to [[Lisa]], who gave it back to Bart. Upon getting his soul back, he ate it.
+After arguing with [[Milhouse]] that souls did not exist and were merely invented to frighten people, [[Bart Simpson]] accepted Milhouse's challenge to prove it by selling [[Bart Simpson's soul|his soul]] for five dollars. To complete the transaction, Bart wrote "Bart Simpson's soul" on a sheet of paper and handed it to Milhouse. Although he initially dismissed the sale as meaningless, Bart soon began experiencing a series of unsettling events that convinced him he had truly lost his soul. Desperate to recover it, he offered to buy it back, but Milhouse demanded fifty dollars and later traded it to the [[Comic Book Guy]] in exchange for [[ALF]] [[pogs]]. The paper was subsequently sold to another buyer before [[Lisa Simpson]] secretly purchased it with money from one of her hidden piggy banks and returned it to Bart, ending his ordeal.
 == Appearances ==

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 == Appearances ==
 *{{ep|Bart Sells His Soul}}
 *{{game|The Simpsons: Hit and Run|(collector card)}}
 [[Category:Bart Simpson]]

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 |manufacturer = [[First Church of Springfield]] (the paper)
 |features =
-|owner = [[Bart Simpson]]<br>'''Former owners:''':<br>[[Milhouse Van Houten]]<br>[[Comic Book Guy]]<br>[[Lisa Simpson]]
+|owner = [[Bart Simpson]]<br>'''Former:''' [[Milhouse Van Houten]]<br>[[Comic Book Guy]]<br>[[Lisa Simpson]]
 |appearance = "[[Bart Sells His Soul]]"
 }}

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-'''Bart's Simpson's Soul''' was a piece of paper that [[Bart]] sold to [[Milhouse]] for 5 dollars, because he thought souls did not really exist. He later sold it to [[Comic Book Guy]], then to [[Lisa]], who gave it back to Bart, who then ate it.
+'''Bart's Simpson's Soul''' was a piece of paper that supposedly was Bart's soul.
 == Appearances ==