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== History == | == History == | ||
[[File:Maggie Roark baby.png|thumb|left|Maggie Roark as a baby.]] | [[File:Maggie Roark baby.png|thumb|left|Maggie Roark as a baby.]] | ||
| − | Maggie Roark attended [[Mediocri-Tots Daycare Center]] where the teacher, [[Ellsworth Toohey]], wanted every child to conform and didn't want | + | Maggie Roark attended [[Mediocri-Tots Daycare Center]], where the teacher, [[Ellsworth Toohey]], wanted every child to conform and didn't want any child to be exceptional. Maggie, however, was very creative in her play and would build impressive structures out of building blocks and other craft toys. This led Mr. Toohey to destroy her creations. Maggie refused to submit to his rules and continued building what she wanted. |
| − | At a parent-teacher day, Mr. Toohey showed | + | At a parent-teacher day, Mr. Toohey showed the parents how mediocre the children were. However, he found that Maggie had once again created an impressive structure. Maggie told Mr. Toohey he sucked, and she was then put on trial for her actions. During the trial, Mr. Toohey recommended she receive nine time-outs, served consecutively. In response, Maggie gave a passionate speech about how other creative people never compromised for daycare teachers. She then had her nap time. |
| − | In the future, Maggie Roark grew up to be a world-famous architect. The building she designed became one of the wonders of the world | + | In the future, Maggie Roark grew up to be a world-famous architect. The building she designed became one of the wonders of the world, with a daycare center on the top floor where every child was free to follow their dreams. |
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Latest revision as of 08:49, November 10, 2024
Maggie Roark
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Character Information
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Maggie Roark is a character in a story by Marge based on The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand. The character's appearance is based on Maggie Simpson.
History[edit]
Maggie Roark attended Mediocri-Tots Daycare Center, where the teacher, Ellsworth Toohey, wanted every child to conform and didn't want any child to be exceptional. Maggie, however, was very creative in her play and would build impressive structures out of building blocks and other craft toys. This led Mr. Toohey to destroy her creations. Maggie refused to submit to his rules and continued building what she wanted.
At a parent-teacher day, Mr. Toohey showed the parents how mediocre the children were. However, he found that Maggie had once again created an impressive structure. Maggie told Mr. Toohey he sucked, and she was then put on trial for her actions. During the trial, Mr. Toohey recommended she receive nine time-outs, served consecutively. In response, Maggie gave a passionate speech about how other creative people never compromised for daycare teachers. She then had her nap time.
In the future, Maggie Roark grew up to be a world-famous architect. The building she designed became one of the wonders of the world, with a daycare center on the top floor where every child was free to follow their dreams.
Behind the Laughter[edit]
Maggie Roark is based on Howard Roark from The Fountainhead.
Appearances[edit]
Episode – "Four Great Women and a Manicure" (The Fountainhead)
