The Daughter Also Rises/References - Revision history

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 *The arcade game ''[[Aunts vs. Zombies]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Plants vs. Zombies}}'' while ''[[Triangle Wars]]'' uses the font of ''[[Star Wars]]''.
 *At [[Luigi's]], [[Marge]] was worried that someone was about to put {{W|Thousand Island dressing}} into {{W|Vinaigrette}}.
-*{{Ap|Nick|The Daughter Also Rises}} is reading ''[[A Farewell to Arm]]'', a novel by American writer [[Ernest Hemingway]]. Nick later cites "the shortest answer is doing the thing", a phrase attributed to Hemingway.
+*{{ap|Nick|The Daughter Also Rises}} is reading ''[[A Farewell to Arm]]'', a novel by American writer [[Ernest Hemingway]]. Nick later cites "the shortest answer is doing the thing", a phrase attributed to Hemingway.
 *Nick would like to listen to [[Lisa]]'s first name in some place he considers important, and mentions the peak of {{W|Mount Kilimanjaro}}, the highest peak in {{W|Africa}}, or in the back of a {{W|vaporetto}} waterbus in {{W|Venice}}.
 *The candy cigarettes are named "[[Licky Strikes]]", a pun on {{W|Lucky Strike}}, a well-known brand of cigarettes.

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 *[[Nelson]] "smokes" a {{W|Twix}} biscuit cigar.
 *Milhouse mentions the {{W|American Girl}} brand of dolls.
-*[[Groundskeeper Willie]] is originally from {{W|Kirkwall}}, the largest town in {{W|Orkney}}, an archipelago to the north of mainland [[Scotland]]. Willie talks about his parents being "Uppies and Doonies", which refer to two rival groups {{W|Kirkwall Ba' Game}}, a traditional ball game played in Kirkwall.
+*[[Groundskeeper Willie]] is originally from {{W|Kirkwall}}, the largest town in {{W|Orkney}}, an archipelago to the north of mainland [[Scotland]]. Willie talks about his parents being "Uppies and Doonies", which refer to two rival groups in {{W|Kirkwall Ba' Game}}, a traditional ball game played in Kirkwall.
 *The elders at [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] are watching the talk show ''{{W2|Maury|talk show}}'', hosted by [[Maury Povich]].
 *Nick lied to Lisa by telling her he rowed up the {{W|Zambezi river}} without a guide.
 *Homer misheard "{{W|Ultimate frisbee}}" when Abe was referring to the Greek lover Thisbe.
 *At [[Mulberry Island]], Lisa has visions of Ernest Hemingway's first wife [[Hadley Richardson]] and second wife [[Pauline Pfeiffer]].
-**A mariln also appears in Lisa's vision, criticizing the writer. Hemingway was a well-known practitioner of {{W|Marlin fishing}}.
+**A marlin also appears in Lisa's vision, criticizing the writer. Hemingway was a well-known practitioner of {{W|Marlin fishing}}.
 == Trivia ==

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a pun on the novel ''{{W|The Sun Also Rises}}'', which is also an episode of ''{{W|The Vampire Diaries}}''.
+*The episode's title is a pun on the novel ''{{W|The Sun Also Rises}}'' by [[Ernest Hemingway]]. A {{W2|The Sun Also Rises|film|film of the same name}} was released in 1975.
-*The television show ''[[MythBusters]]'' is parodied throughout the episode's subplot, where [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] see the TV show ''[[MythCrackers]]'' and, inspired by the show, go on to test several myths on the own. Several of the myths they test are parodies of myths that were tested on ''MythBusters''.
+**The episode parodies elements from the novel and film, including the references to writer Ernest Hemingway, to [[Paris]] and to the {{W|running of the bulls}} in [[Pamplona]], [[Spain]].
 *When {{Ch|Adam Savage|Adam}} and {{Ch|Jamie Hyneman|Jamie}} shoot the stuffed bear out of a cannon, its fur burns off in mid-flight, revealing a robot skeleton that resembles the [[Terminator]]'s.
-*"{{W|Non, je ne regrette rien}}" is played during the episode.
+*The [[Yuk-ingham Palace]] store's name is a pun on [[Buckingham Palace]], the primary residence of the British monarch.
-*[[Licky Strikes]] candy cigarettes is a parody of {{W|Lucky Strike}} cigarettes.
+*The ''{{W|Light Cavalry Overture}}'' by {{W|Franz von Suppé}} is heard when [[Homer]] and Bart spend time together at the [[Testoster-Zone]].
 *The talking parrot in ''[[Disney's Pyramus and Thisbe]]'' is a reference to Disney's ''{{W2|Aladdin|1992 Disney film}}'', and more specifically, {{W2|Iago|Aladdin}}.
-*''[[Aunts vs. Zombies]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Plants vs. Zombies}}''.
+*The legend of "Eleanor Mackie" is based on that of {{W2|Bloody Mary|folklore}}.
-*''[[Triangle Wars]]'' is a parody of ''{{W2|Asteroids|video game}}''.
+*[[Nelson]] "smokes" a {{W|Twix}} biscuit cigar.
-*The music that plays when Homer and Bart shoot baseballs at each other and play arcade games is the ''{{W|Light Cavalry Overture}}'' by {{W|Franz von Suppé}}.
+*Milhouse mentions the {{W|American Girl}} brand of dolls.
-*When Lisa was at the cafe and covered her peripheral vision, the song {{W|Fight the Power}} by {{W|Public Enemy}} is played.
+*[[Groundskeeper Willie]] is originally from {{W|Kirkwall}}, the largest town in {{W|Orkney}}, an archipelago to the north of mainland [[Scotland]]. Willie talks about his parents being "Uppies and Doonies", which refer to two rival groups {{W|Kirkwall Ba' Game}}, a traditional ball game played in Kirkwall.
 == Trivia ==

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a pun on the novel ''{{W|The Sun Also Rises}}'', which is also an episode of ''{{w|The Vampire Diaries}}''.
+*The episode title is a pun on the novel ''{{W|The Sun Also Rises}}'', which is also an episode of ''{{W|The Vampire Diaries}}''.
 *The television show ''[[MythBusters]]'' is parodied throughout the episode's subplot, where [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] see the TV show ''[[MythCrackers]]'' and, inspired by the show, go on to test several myths on the own. Several of the myths they test are parodies of myths that were tested on ''MythBusters''.
-*When {{ch|Adam Savage|Adam}} and {{ch|Jamie Hyneman|Jamie}} shoot the stuffed bear out of a cannon, its fur burns off in mid-flight, revealing a robot skeleton that resembles the [[Terminator]]'s.
+*When {{Ch|Adam Savage|Adam}} and {{Ch|Jamie Hyneman|Jamie}} shoot the stuffed bear out of a cannon, its fur burns off in mid-flight, revealing a robot skeleton that resembles the [[Terminator]]'s.
 *"{{W|Non, je ne regrette rien}}" is played during the episode.
-*[[Licky Strikes]] candy cigarettes is a parody of {{w|Lucky Strike}} cigarettes.
+*[[Licky Strikes]] candy cigarettes is a parody of {{W|Lucky Strike}} cigarettes.
 *The talking parrot in ''[[Disney's Pyramus and Thisbe]]'' is a reference to Disney's ''{{W2|Aladdin|1992 Disney film}}'', and more specifically, {{W2|Iago|Aladdin}}.
 *''[[Aunts vs. Zombies]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Plants vs. Zombies}}''.
 *''[[Triangle Wars]]'' is a parody of ''{{W2|Asteroids|video game}}''.
-*The music that plays when Homer and Bart shoot baseballs at each other and play arcade games is the ''{{w|Light Cavalry Overture}}'' by {{w|Franz von Suppé}}.
+*The music that plays when Homer and Bart shoot baseballs at each other and play arcade games is the ''{{W|Light Cavalry Overture}}'' by {{W|Franz von Suppé}}.
-*When Lisa was at the cafe and covered her peripheral vision, the song {{w|Fight the Power}} by {{w|Public Enemy}} is played.
+*When Lisa was at the cafe and covered her peripheral vision, the song {{W|Fight the Power}} by {{W|Public Enemy}} is played.
 == Trivia ==

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 == Goofs ==
 *The driver that pulls up next to the [[Testoster-Zone]] is driving on the LEFT side of the road.
-* When outside Le Petite Appetit, and when Nick says to the waiter "Perhaps we can try a little harder, for the lady?", there is a noticeboard (it says "MENU", but below it is nonsensical text) behind the waiter with the cafe logo and two columns of text. In the next shot (a close-up of the waiter), there is now a blue box with a line down the middle there instead, underneath "MENU".
+*When outside Le Petite Appetit, and when Nick says to the waiter "Perhaps we can try a little harder, for the lady?", there is a noticeboard (it says "MENU", but below it is nonsensical text) behind the waiter with the cafe logo and two columns of text. In the next shot (a close-up of the waiter), there is now a blue box with a line down the middle there instead, underneath "MENU".
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