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| − | Fausto was introduced to [[Homer]] by {{ap|Jack|The Wife Aquatic}} when he was made to work on | + | Fausto was introduced to [[Homer]] by {{ap|Jack|The Wife Aquatic}} when he was made to work on the Rotting Pelican. Jack told Homer that all Fausto did was play with his pocket knife. Fausto then said that it was his thing, but the knife broke, which meant Fausto needed to find a new thing. After Homer beer-battered the hooks and baited the shrimp for dinner because he thought it was [[Opposite Day]], Fausto said that they should not go and check the hooks, to which Jack responded with "it's not opposite day". |
| − | After | + | After the Rotting Pelican was shipwrecked, Fausto was saved by a Japanese fishing vessel along with the rest of the crew. When he and the crew went to [[Barnacle Bay Church|the church]] in [[Barnacle Bay]], an {{W|Immigration and Naturalization Service|INS}} agent recognized him as "Portuguese" Fausto and chased after him.<ref>"[[The Wife Aquatic]]"</ref> |
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| + | At some point, Fausto moved to [[Little Europe]] in [[Springfield]].<ref>"[[The Tipping Point]]"</ref> He also joined the [[Pin Pals]]. When the Pin Pals' helicopter crashed on a mountain, Fausto was thought to have died. However, he managed to survive and found his way back to Springfield.<ref>"[[The Man Who Flew Too Much]]"</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 11:14, September 17, 2025
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"Portuguese" Fausto is a crew mate on The Rotting Pelican.
History
Fausto was introduced to Homer by Jack when he was made to work on the Rotting Pelican. Jack told Homer that all Fausto did was play with his pocket knife. Fausto then said that it was his thing, but the knife broke, which meant Fausto needed to find a new thing. After Homer beer-battered the hooks and baited the shrimp for dinner because he thought it was Opposite Day, Fausto said that they should not go and check the hooks, to which Jack responded with "it's not opposite day".
After the Rotting Pelican was shipwrecked, Fausto was saved by a Japanese fishing vessel along with the rest of the crew. When he and the crew went to the church in Barnacle Bay, an INS agent recognized him as "Portuguese" Fausto and chased after him.[1]
At some point, Fausto moved to Little Europe in Springfield.[2] He also joined the Pin Pals. When the Pin Pals' helicopter crashed on a mountain, Fausto was thought to have died. However, he managed to survive and found his way back to Springfield.[3]
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Behind the Laughter
Fausto is a parody of the character Pelé dos Santos, played by Brazilian actor and musician Seu Jorge, in the movie The Life Aquatic.
Appearances
Episode – "The Wife Aquatic" - Episode – "The Tipping Point"
- Episode – "The Man Who Flew Too Much"
Video game – The Simpsons: Tapped Out
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