Jessica Lovejoy
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Jessica Lovejoy
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Character Information
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Jessica Lovejoy is the daughter of Reverend Lovejoy and Helen Lovejoy. While she has a sweet and calm appearance, she also has a penchant for mischief and chaos, and can cross the line farther than Bart Simpson himself. Amongst boys smitten by her, she falls right into the role of femme fatale, and isn't afraid to use them.
She went to a boarding school, but was expelled for destroying school property, stealing collection money on Sundays and starting up fights with whoever she could.
She was also Bart's girlfriend for a while. According to Bart's experiences with her, she wasn't afraid to dare him to skate down an extremely steep hill littered with truck accidents, and even pulled the fire alarm during the school day out of pure thrills. He also states that she has an IQ of 108, and that she's "like a Milk Dud, sweet on the outside, but poison on the inside." She went too far, however, when she stole collection money again and pinned it on Bart. Lisa Simpson, however, brought her to justice.
Despite the fact that she's a wicked, misbehaving girl, she does this to try to get attention from her father, who is seen not giving her a proper upbringing.
In a later non-speaking appearance in I, D'oh-Bot, she and her father were participants in a robot fighting competition. Their creation, a centipede-like machine, was defeated by "Chief Knock-A-Homer", Homer and Bart's entry.
She had another non-speaking appearance in Marge Gamer playing soccer against Lisa.
It is unknown why Jessica does not make regular appearances, like the other children of Springfield. It is possible that, after the events of Bart's Girlfriend, she was sent to a boarding school for bad children and only returns to Springfield occasionally. She has not had any lines since Bart's Girlfriend.
Appearances
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Episode – "Bart's Girlfriend" - Episode – "I, D'oh-Bot"
- Episode – "Marge Gamer"
