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| − | ''[[The Handmaid's Tale]]'' by Margaret Atwood was one of the novels that [[Martin]] suggested that [[Bart]] could read instead of comic books.<ref>'' | + | ''[[The Handmaid's Tale]]'' by Margaret Atwood was one of the novels that [[Martin]] suggested that [[Bart]] could read instead of comic books.<ref>''{{ap|Moon Launch|comic strip}}'''</ref> |
At [[Krustyland]], [[Lisa]] said that she had lost her glasses. Bart told her that she didn't wear glasses. Lisa then told him that she meant her commemorative set of glassware based on the works of Margaret Atwood.<ref>'[[Scooby-Don't!]]''</ref> | At [[Krustyland]], [[Lisa]] said that she had lost her glasses. Bart told her that she didn't wear glasses. Lisa then told him that she meant her commemorative set of glassware based on the works of Margaret Atwood.<ref>'[[Scooby-Don't!]]''</ref> | ||
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Character Information
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Margaret Atwood s a Canadian novelist and poet
History[edit]
The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood was one of the novels that Martin suggested that Bart could read instead of comic books.[1]
At Krustyland, Lisa said that she had lost her glasses. Bart told her that she didn't wear glasses. Lisa then told him that she meant her commemorative set of glassware based on the works of Margaret Atwood.[2]
Appearances[edit]
Comic story – Scooby-Don't! (mentioned)- Comic story – Moon Launch (comic strip) (mentioned)
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