The Devil is in the Details
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Tapped Out Quest Information
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The Devil is in the Details is an event-exclusive quest in The Simpsons: Tapped Out. It was introduced in the Treehouse of Horror XXXI content update.
Dialogue
After starting the update
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Okay, set those digital whiteboards up over there. Gently...gently...
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Digital whiteboards, new computers for every student... Mr. Skinner, did the school win its lawsuit against Burns Slant Drilling?
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No, Lisa. Sadly, it turns out Mr. Burns locked up all Native American property rights decades ago...
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...so the school being built on top of an ancient burial ground is NOT going to finally pay off.
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Gee, that's...too bad. Then how is the school paying for all this fancy new equipment?
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We, uh, have a new partnership with a very financially well-off neighboring school district.
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Shelbyville doesn't have any money, and although half of Europe seems to be located in Springfield now, I don't think they count either.
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Can't we just have nice things for once?
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In a public school? No.
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Uh, just run along now, Lisa. School is no place for children to be asking questions.
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Task: "Make Lisa Get to the Bottom of This". The job takes place at Springfield Elementary, Springfield High School, the Town Hall, or a Brown House and takes 60 seconds.
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I've tracked down the superintendent of this flimflam school district, and it's...the devil?!
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Well, one of 'em. I'm the scarier one. You can call me Old Scratch.
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I don't plan on calling you at all.
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Oh, you will. There are so many portals between Springfield and Hell, you really can't avoid me.
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I can't believe Principal Skinner allowed this!
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Please. Making deals with the devil is way above Seymour's pay grade.
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Superintendent Chalmers, you must know how devil stories always play out.
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No worries. We have a legally binding contract. This deal's on the up and up.
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Or should we say the down and down below. Heh, heh!
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Quest reward: 100 and 10
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Behind the Laughter
The quest name is the idiom "the devil is in the details", alluding to a catch or mysterious element hidden in the details.