Difference between revisions of "Margot Escargot Maître de Bouvier"
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| − | |gender = {{Female}} | + | |gender= {{Female}} |
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| − | |status = Deceased | + | |status= Deceased |
| − | |job = Orthopedic surgeon | + | |job= Orthopedic surgeon |
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| − | |appearance = ''[[The Marge Book]]'' | + | |appearance= ''[[The Marge Book]]'' |
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| + | '''Dr. Margot Escargot Maitre de Bouvier''' was an orthopedic surgeon who lived in [[France]] during the early 1800's. | ||
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She was known as France's most notorious malpracticing orthopedic surgeon, and was also infamous for having "smashed {{W|Napolean Bonaparte|Napolean's}} bone apart" during a routine physical exam. | She was known as France's most notorious malpracticing orthopedic surgeon, and was also infamous for having "smashed {{W|Napolean Bonaparte|Napolean's}} bone apart" during a routine physical exam. | ||
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Character Information
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Dr. Margot Escargot Maitre de Bouvier was an orthopedic surgeon who lived in France during the early 1800's.
History
She was known as France's most notorious malpracticing orthopedic surgeon, and was also infamous for having "smashed Napolean's bone apart" during a routine physical exam.
Appearances
