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− | Jacqueline shares many Bouvier family traits with her daughters. When Marge was a little girl, Jacqueline had a blue beehive hairdo like Marge's, and her voice was also very similar to Marge's as an adult. She smoked for a period of time when Homer and Marge got married but has now quit. However, Jacqueline still has in common with Patty and Selma a pessimistic and critical outlook on life, rarely smiling. While she may also have a generally negative opinion of [[Homer]] like Patty and Selma, this has seemed to have soften over the years; she even states that "Patty and Selma are a sort of evil" when they purposely provoked Homer one night. | + | Jacqueline shares many Bouvier family traits with her daughters. When Marge was a little girl, Jacqueline had a blue beehive hairdo like Marge's, and her voice was also very similar to Marge's as an adult. She smoked for a period of time when Homer and Marge got married but has now quit. However, Jacqueline still has in common with Patty and Selma a pessimistic and critical outlook on life, rarely smiling. While she may also have a generally negative opinion of [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] like Patty and Selma, this has seemed to have soften over the years; she even states that "Patty and Selma are a sort of evil" when they purposely provoked Homer one night. |
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| === Romantic relationships === | | === Romantic relationships === |
Jacqueline shares many Bouvier family traits with her daughters. When Marge was a little girl, Jacqueline had a blue beehive hairdo like Marge's, and her voice was also very similar to Marge's as an adult. She smoked for a period of time when Homer and Marge got married but has now quit. However, Jacqueline still has in common with Patty and Selma a pessimistic and critical outlook on life, rarely smiling. While she may also have a generally negative opinion of Homer like Patty and Selma, this has seemed to have soften over the years; she even states that "Patty and Selma are a sort of evil" when they purposely provoked Homer one night.