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| − | '''Lenore '''is a character from "{{W|Lenore}}" and "{{W|The Raven}}", two poems by {{W|Edgar Allan Poe}}. She is never seen as a living person, as both poems refer to her as being deceased. | + | '''Lenore '''is a character from "{{W|Lenore}}" and "{{W|The Raven}}", two poems by [[Edgar Allan Poe]]. She is never seen as a living person, as both poems refer to her as being deceased. |
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| | In "The Raven", her husband (the poem's [[The Raven Narrator|narrator]]) goes insane, partially due to grief over her death. When [[Homer]] heard [[Lisa]] reading "The Raven", he imagined himself as the narrator and [[Marge]] as Lenore. | | In "The Raven", her husband (the poem's [[The Raven Narrator|narrator]]) goes insane, partially due to grief over her death. When [[Homer]] heard [[Lisa]] reading "The Raven", he imagined himself as the narrator and [[Marge]] as Lenore. |
