Homer (Greek) - Revision history

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	The kids quickly grew tired of his stories and went to see [[Sisyphus]]' puppetry, while Homer went home and visited the local bar. Homer and Ned also once guided a mixed group and told them about fables. The tours were later canceled and replaced by an infomercial by [[Hypocrates]].<ref>''[[Greek to Me]]''</ref>		The kids quickly grew tired of his stories and went to see [[Sisyphus]]' puppetry, while Homer went home and visited the local bar. Homer and Ned also once guided a mixed group and told them about fables. The tours were later canceled and replaced by an infomercial by [[Hypocrates]].<ref>''[[Greek to Me]]''</ref>
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		+	In Ancient [[Greece]], [[Aesop]] was telling the fables of the Ant and the Grasshopper and the Fox and the Grapes. However, Homer kept interrupting his storytelling to make the stories more interesting. Homer told Aesop that his fables weren't playing well in the key 18-32 demographic. [[Lindsey Naegle]] then told Aesop that they had to give his spot to an infomercial, which was presented by [[Hypocrates]].<ref>''[[Aesop's Fables]]''</ref>

	== Behind the Laughter ==		== Behind the Laughter ==

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 Homer is traditionally portrayed as blind.
-Homer Simpson's first name came for ''The Simpsons'' creator [[Matt Groening]]'s father {{W|Homer Groening}}, but Homer Groening was named for the Greek poet.<ref>"[[The Simpsons: America's First Family]]"</ref >
+Homer Simpson's first name came for ''The Simpsons'' creator [[Matt Groening]]'s father {{W|Homer Groening}}, but Homer Groening was named for the Greek poet.<ref>"[[The Simpsons: America's First Family]]"</ref>
 == Appearances ==

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 When he guided children, he pretended to be blind and spoke only about the ''Iliad''. He got the idea of faking his blindness from his friend [[Oedipus]]. Once, while guiding a group of children, some realized he was not actually blind and forced him to tell stories about the gods.
-The kids quickly grew tired of his stories and went to see {{ap|Ned|Greek}}'s puppetry, while Homer went home and visited the local bar. Homer and Ned also once guided a mixed group and told them about fables. The tours were later canceled and replaced by an infomercial by [[Hypocrates]].<ref>''[[Greek to Me]]''</ref>
+The kids quickly grew tired of his stories and went to see [[Sisyphus]]' puppetry, while Homer went home and visited the local bar. Homer and Ned also once guided a mixed group and told them about fables. The tours were later canceled and replaced by an infomercial by [[Hypocrates]].<ref>''[[Greek to Me]]''</ref>
 == Behind the Laughter ==

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 {{Chdisambig|Homer|2=yes}}
-{{Quote|Oh, oh, Homer Simpson. Oh, no, I thought you were talking about, uh, Homer the blind poet who wrote the ''Iliad'' and the ''Odyssey'' there, yeah. 'Cause he ain't been around since, like, 720 BC.|[[Moe]]|I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can}}
+{{Quote|Oh, oh, Homer Simpson. Oh, no, I thought you were talking about, uh, Homer the blind poet who wrote "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey" there, yeah. 'Cause he ain't been around since, like, 720 BC.|[[Moe]]|I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can}}
 {{Character
 |name = Homer

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 His books, the ''{{W|Iliad}}'' and ''{{W|Odyssey}}'', were seen in the bookcase at the [[Enriched Learning Center for Gifted Children]].<ref>"[[Bart the Genius]]"</ref>
-[[Homer]] read to the kids from the overdue library book ''[[Classics for Children]]'', including the ''Iliad'' and the ''Odyssey''.<ref>"[[Tales from the Public Domain]]"</ref>
+[[Homer]] read to the kids from the overdue library book ''[[Classics for Children]]'', including the stories ''Iliad'' and the ''Odyssey''.<ref>"[[Tales from the Public Domain]]"</ref>
 [[Moe]] mentioned Homer, the blind poet who wrote the ''{{W|Iliad}}'' and the ''{{W|Odyssey}}''.<ref>"[[I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can]]"</ref>

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 {{Title|Homer}}
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 |image = [[File:Homer Greek.png|250px]]
 |gender = {{Male}}
 |hair =
 |age =
 |status = Deceased
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 == History ==
-His books ''{{W|Iliad}}'' and ''{{W|Odyssey|Oddesy}}'' were seen in the book case at [[Enriched Learning Center for Gifted Children]].<ref>"[[Bart the Genius]]"</ref>
+His books, the ''{{W|Iliad}}'' and ''{{W|Odyssey}}'', were seen in the bookcase at the [[Enriched Learning Center for Gifted Children]].<ref>"[[Bart the Genius]]"</ref>
-[[Homer]] reads to the kids from overdue library book ''[[Classics for Children]]'' including the ''Iliad'' and the ''Odyssey''.<ref>"[[Tales from the Public Domain]]"</ref>
+[[Homer]] read to the kids from the overdue library book ''[[Classics for Children]]'', including the ''Iliad'' and the ''Odyssey''.<ref>"[[Tales from the Public Domain]]"</ref>
-[[Moe]] mentions {{W|Homer}} the blind poet who wrote the ''{{W|Iliad}}'' and the ''{{W|Odyssey}}''.<ref>"[[I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can]]"</ref>
+[[Moe]] mentioned Homer, the blind poet who wrote the ''{{W|Iliad}}'' and the ''{{W|Odyssey}}''.<ref>"[[I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can]]"</ref>
 == Non-canon ==
-{{noncanon}}
+{{Noncanon}}
-When he guides children he pretend he is blind and spoke only about the Iliad. He got the idea of faking his blindness by his friend [[Oedipus]]. Once time he guided a group of children some understand he is not blind and forced him to tell stories about the gods.
+When he guided children, he pretended to be blind and spoke only about the ''Iliad''. He got the idea of faking his blindness from his friend [[Oedipus]]. Once, while guiding a group of children, some realized he was not actually blind and forced him to tell stories about the gods.
-The kids tired on his story quickly and went to see {{ap|Ned|Greek}} puppetry and Homer go home and visit the local bar. Homer and Ned has also guided along a mixed group and told then about fables. The tour are today canceled and replaced by infomerical by [[Hypocrates]].<ref>''[[Greek to Me]]''</ref>
+The kids quickly grew tired of his stories and went to see {{ap|Ned|Greek}}'s puppetry, while Homer went home and visited the local bar. Homer and Ned also once guided a mixed group and told them about fables. The tours were later canceled and replaced by an infomercial by [[Hypocrates]].<ref>''[[Greek to Me]]''</ref>
 == Behind the Laughter ==

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 |job = Poet
 |relatives =
 |appearance = ''[[Greek to Me]]''
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 == History ==
 [[Homer]] reads to the kids from overdue library book ''[[Classics for Children]]'' including the ''Iliad'' and the ''Odyssey''.<ref>"[[Tales from the Public Domain]]"</ref>
 == Non-canon ==
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 == Appearances ==
 *{{ep|Tales from the Public Domain|(mentioned)}}
 *{{cg|Havana Wild Weekend/Gags#Couch gag|Havana Wild Weekend|(mentioned)}}
 *{{bon|Greek to Me}}
 *{{bon|Aesop's Fables}}

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