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'''Zelda''' is the elderly woman who [[Abraham Simpson|Abe Simpson]] fell in love with.<ref>"[[The Old Man and the Key]]"</ref> | '''Zelda''' is the elderly woman who [[Abraham Simpson|Abe Simpson]] fell in love with.<ref>"[[The Old Man and the Key]]"</ref> | ||
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| − | Everyone claimed to Abe that Zelda was a "hoochie" and only loved him because he could drive. Abe came to realize this after he lost his driving privileges for wreaking [[Homer Simpson|Homer's]] car and Zelda left him for Zack. She was publicly humiliated in Branson, Missouri when Abe and Charo called her a 'hoochie'. | + | Everyone claimed to Abe that Zelda was a "hoochie" and only loved him because he could drive. Abe came to realize this after he lost his driving privileges for wreaking [[Homer Simpson|Homer's]] car and Zelda left him for [[Zack]]. She was publicly humiliated in [[Branson]], Missouri when Abe and [[Charo]] called her a 'hoochie'. |
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Revision as of 15:55, August 14, 2011
- "Who's that tall drink of Maalox?"
- ―Zelda[src]
Zelda
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Character Information
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Zelda is the elderly woman who Abe Simpson fell in love with.[1]
History
Everyone claimed to Abe that Zelda was a "hoochie" and only loved him because he could drive. Abe came to realize this after he lost his driving privileges for wreaking Homer's car and Zelda left him for Zack. She was publicly humiliated in Branson, Missouri when Abe and Charo called her a 'hoochie'.
Appearances
Episode – "The Old Man and the Key" 
– The Simpsons Movie 
Book – Simpsons World The Ultimate Episode Guide: Seasons 1-20
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