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'''Rita LaFleur''' is a former restaurant singer. She was in a relationship with [[Abraham Simpson]]. | '''Rita LaFleur''' is a former restaurant singer. She was in a relationship with [[Abraham Simpson]]. | ||
[[File:Rita LaFleur young.png|225px|left|thumb|Rita LaFleur younger with brown hair.]] | [[File:Rita LaFleur young.png|225px|left|thumb|Rita LaFleur younger with brown hair.]] | ||
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− | When [[Abe]] escaped from the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]], [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] search his past and discover that he worked with {{ch|Marvin Hamlisch}} in a local restaurant and that he fell in love with the restaurant's singer, Rita LaFleur. Although they were in love, Abe couldn't go to Europe with Rita because he was concerned young [[Homer]] would die from a 220-volt electrical socket. | + | When [[Abe]] escaped from the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]], [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] search his past and discover that he worked with {{ch|Marvin Hamlisch}} in a local restaurant and that he fell in love with the restaurant's singer, Rita LaFleur. Although they were in love, Abe couldn't go to Europe with Rita because he was concerned young [[Homer]] would die from a 220-volt electrical socket. |
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== Appearances == | == Appearances == |
Revision as of 06:09, November 20, 2014
Rita LaFleur
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Character Information
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Rita LaFleur is a former restaurant singer. She was in a relationship with Abraham Simpson.
History
When Abe escaped from the Springfield Retirement Castle, Homer and Marge search his past and discover that he worked with Marvin Hamlisch in a local restaurant and that he fell in love with the restaurant's singer, Rita LaFleur. Although they were in love, Abe couldn't go to Europe with Rita because he was concerned young Homer would die from a 220-volt electrical socket.
Appearances