Death in Venice - Revision history

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‎History: replaced: Waylon Smithers → Waylon Smithers, Jr.

Cook879 at 21:43, May 29, 2012

2012-05-29T21:43:37Z

Nick97 at 00:51, March 21, 2012

2012-03-21T00:51:39Z

Solar Dragon at 18:51, March 19, 2012

2012-03-19T18:51:03Z

Solar Dragon: Created page with "{{Book2 |name = Death in Venice |image = 250px |author = {{W|Thomas Mann}} |genre = Novel |appearance = "Them, Robot" }} '''''Death in Venice..."

2012-03-19T18:50:34Z

Created page with "{{Book2 |name = Death in Venice |image = 250px |author = {{W|Thomas Mann}} |genre = Novel |appearance = "Them, Robot" }} '''''Death in Venice..."

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{{Book2
|name = Death in Venice
|image = [[File:Death in Venice.png|250px]]
|author = {{W|Thomas Mann}}
|genre = Novel
|appearance = "[[Them, Robot]]"
}}

'''''Death in Venice''''' is a novel written by {{W|Thomas Mann}}.

== History ==
While [[Waylon Smithers]] was a supply teacher at [[Springfield Elementary School]], he got spitballed by the class. After no one told him who did it, he told the class that he will not be reading ''Death in Venice'' to them, which disappointed the class.

When Smithers along with other Springfieldians came to the rescue of [[Mr. Burns]] and [[Homer]], he threw ''Death in Venice'' at one of the robots, which then seemed to fall in love with the book.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Them, Robot}}

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 == History ==
-While [[Waylon Smithers]] was a supply teacher at [[Springfield Elementary School]], he got spitballed by the class. After no one told him who did it, he told the class that he will not be reading ''Death in Venice'' to them, which disappointed the class.
+While [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.]] was a supply teacher at [[Springfield Elementary School]], he got spitballed by the class. After no one told him who did it, he told the class that he will not be reading ''Death in Venice'' to them, which disappointed the class.
 When Smithers along with other Springfieldians came to the rescue of [[Mr. Burns]] and [[Homer]], he threw ''Death in Venice'' at one of the robots, which then seemed to fall in love with the book.

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 |name = Death in Venice
 |image = [[File:Death in Venice.png|250px]]
-|author = {{W|Thomas Mann}}
+|author = [[Thomas Mann]]
-|genre = Novel
+|genre = {{W|Novella}}
 |appearance = "[[Them, Robot]]"
 }}
-'''''Death in Venice''''' is a novel written by {{W|Thomas Mann}}.
+'''''Death in Venice''''' is a novel written by [[Thomas Mann]].
 == History ==
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 == Behind the Laughter ==
-''{{W|Death in Venice}}'' is a real book written by Thomas Mann.
+''{{W|Death in Venice}}'' is a real book written by {{W|Thomas Mann}}.
 == Appearances ==
 *{{ep|Them, Robot}}