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| | The '''Pigeon-Rat''' was an experiment by [[Hugo Simpson]], [[Bart Simpson|Bart]]'s evil and formerly conjoined twin brother. | | The '''Pigeon-Rat''' was an experiment by [[Hugo Simpson]], [[Bart Simpson|Bart]]'s evil and formerly conjoined twin brother. |
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| − | Hugo created the Pigeon-Rat by sewing the back of a pigeon to the back of a rat. The Pigeon-Rat attempted to fly, but the weight of the rat pulled it down. Then the rat tried to run into a mouse hole, but the extra height from the pigeon prevented it from doing so. | + | Hugo created the Pigeon-Rat by sewing the back of a pigeon to the back of a rat. The pigeon attempted to fly away through a broken window, but the rat on its back made it too big to fit through the opening, and it fell to the floor. Then the rat tried to run into a mouse hole, but the extra height from the pigeon prevented it from doing so. |
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| | Hugo made the Pigeon-Rat to practice his surgical skills, because he planned to sew himself and Bart back together. | | Hugo made the Pigeon-Rat to practice his surgical skills, because he planned to sew himself and Bart back together. |
Hugo created the Pigeon-Rat by sewing the back of a pigeon to the back of a rat. The pigeon attempted to fly away through a broken window, but the rat on its back made it too big to fit through the opening, and it fell to the floor. Then the rat tried to run into a mouse hole, but the extra height from the pigeon prevented it from doing so.
Hugo made the Pigeon-Rat to practice his surgical skills, because he planned to sew himself and Bart back together.
