Marge Simpson

motherly, Flirty, sexy, Kinky, craves love, affectionate, friendly, protective,

Marge Simpson Edit Gender/Sex Female Status Alive AKA Marjorie Bouvier Marge Bouvier Mom Mother[1] Mama[2] Mrs. Simpson[3] Midge[4] Major Marge Chesty LaRue Busty St Claire Hootie McBoob Mrs. Boss The blue-haired woman (by Ape Island tribe leader)[5] Mrs. Cumberdale[6] Bouffant Betty[7] (by Nigel) Ma Kettle[8] (by Wiggum) Madam President[9] (by her secretary in a potential future) Hair Color Blue (naturally; dyed) Grey (naturally; formerly) Occupation Unemployed (currently) Power-Plant Technician (formerly) Policewoman (formerly) Real-State Angent (formerly) Relations Parents: Clancy Bouvier (Deceased) and Jacqueline Bouvier Siblings: Selma Bouvier, Patty Bouvier and Arthur (Deceased) Husband: Homer Simpson Children: Bart Simpson, Lisa Simpson and Maggie Simpson Step-Children: Sperm Donation Offspring Niece: Ling Bouvier (Adopted) Grandparents: Pépé Bouvier/Meaux (Deceased), Bambi Bouvier/Genevieve Bouvier (Deceased), Ferdinand Gurney (Deceased) and Alvarine Gurney (Deceased) Aunts/Uncles: Charlene Bouvier, Gladys (Deceased), Edith (Possibly), Chester Bouvier, JoJo Bouvier, Herman Bouvier (Deceased) and Lou (Possibly; Deceased) Aunts/Uncle-in-Law: Alfreda Bouvier I, Edith (Possibly) and Lou (Possibly; Deceased) Cousins: Marnie Simpson, Dotty Bouvier, Tootsie Bouvier, Rowena Bouvier, Alfreda Bouvier II, Pierre Bouvier, Dot and Cathy Cousins-in-Law: Omar Simpson, Miranda Potter, Unnamed, Omar Simpson, Valerie Togasaki-Rothman, Dave Togasaki-Rothman, Dr. Simpson, Unnamed and Francine Cousins Once Removed: Brit Simpson, Lily Simpson, Magpie Simpson, Axel Bouvier, Dolly Bouvier, Lolly Bouvier, Polly Bouvier and Holly Bouvier Parents-in-Law: Abe Simpson II and Mona Simpson (Deceased) Step-Mother-in-Law: Rita Simpson Half Siblings-in-Law: Abbey and Herbert Powell Ex Brothers-in-Law: Robert Terwilliger, Lionel Hutz, Troy McClure, Stu Discothèque, Abe Simpson II and Fit-Fat Tony Half Niece-in-Law: Jessica Simpson Grandparents-in-Law: Orville Simp

Personality Marge is generally a very kind-hearted and loving woman. In contrast to her husband and son, Marge hardly ever swears and, except on occasional incidents, puts greater effort into controlling her temper. Despite this, she can be protective of her family when she needs to, especially during Homer's "psychopath" moments. However, she cares deeply about everyone she's closest too as well, even her husband. On occasion, she can sometimes get explosive outbursts of anger, but admits her errors and apologizes right after - in such incidents, she is primarily always forgiven but in others, she doesn't. Crusade! Marge crusades against Itchy & Scratchy Marge tends to consider anything that is not completely plain to be amazing or exotic, even if they are not all that special, such as oregano, deviled ham instead of normal ham and buttered noodles instead of un-buttered noodles. She has also been depicted as a killjoy who attempts to stop and even prohibit activities that other characters otherwise find fun - she always believes she has a good reason for doing so, even if it bothers or distastes her alone and nobody else. She once had Itchy and Scratchy banned because Maggie injured Homer after imitating a scene from the cartoon.[35] She tried to demolish a burlesque house,[36] and she outright says that if something isn't to her taste then no one else should be allowed to enjoy it.[37] Homer sums up his wife when he tells her: "If it were up to [Marge], all we would ever do is work and go to church". Marge's plain attitude and love for her family are brought down many times including when she finds a Chanel suit and openly admits after going to a country club party that the rich are better than the way her family acts.

In addition to her killjoy tendencies, Marge has also been shown to be a hypocrite on several occasions such as secretly keeping Homer's handgun for herself after disapproving of his use of it so much that he eventually chose to throw it away.[38] Other occasions of her hypocrisy include using violent methods in order to protest against the violent Grand Theft Scratchy video game, as stated by Lisa, or disapproving the violence in Itchy and Scratchy, yet considering Michelangelo's David a masterpiece. In the Simpsons Comics #100 - Clip Clip Hooray, it is revealed that Marge would occasionally team up with Luann Van Houten, Agnes Skinner, and Sarah Wiggum in a sacred motherly conspiracy called "The Motherlode", where mothers throw away the comic book collections of their children, whenever they get big enough, then sell them off a bit at a time and use the money to buy motherly accessories. It is also revealed that the reason why no one can ever buy the Simpsons comics in Springfield is because Marge is so embarrassed by how the artists draw her that she buys all of the comics on New Comic Day and at Comic-Cons, while Bart and Lisa are at school.[39] In "Dead Putting Society", Marge got mad at Homer, Bart, and Lisa for laughing at Ned Flanders' apology letter, only to go to the next room and giggle herself. There have also been occasions where Marge's wishes and demands have led to trouble at the expense of her family such as: Forcing Homer and Larry Burns to turn themselves in, after they fake a kidnapping even though it was broad daylight and the news chopper was nearby. [40] Forcing Bart to apologize to Lisa for "making her" miss the Isis exhibit, due to Marge backing out on her promise to take her there, in order to get the comedy props that Bart glued to his face removed.[41] Forcing Bart to attend Nelson's birthday party, after he convinces his classmates not to go.[42] Playing Maggie's Roofie CD 24 hours a day around the house despite everyon

Despite many of Springfield's occasional riots and animosity against any given member of the Simpson family, Marge is still shown to be very trusting, even towards her fair-weathered friends and acquaintances who criticize her family and her tastes on a weekly basis. Marge is definitely extremely unappreciated by her own children and husband. She constantly slaves over the children and Homer by cleaning up the messes they leave. As a parent, Marge is clearly the more stable person, but she tends to somewhat expect her kids to accept her method of parenting without question. This is often seen through Bart and Lisa when she will sometimes vocally express how she wants them to be as opposed to their current personalities, such as wanting Bart to be a well-behaved boy and somewhat expecting Lisa to be a mother and housewife like herself when she's an adult. Marge also tends to be outwardly supportive of the two during certain occasions but will show her true colors rather quickly, one time with Bart when he wanted to go on a school trip to a submarine and she asked what his favorite comfort food is as she didn't believe he could behave long enough and with Lisa when Marge revealed to Homer that she had been lying about being interested in jazz and mocked the genre. While she will often state the two should grow into independent adults and have families of their own, she also secretly states that the two should think of her as their closest friend and occasionally despises the thought of them thinking themselves separately from her and tries to keep them as close as possible

Physical appearance Marge has yellow skin and dark-blue hair styled into a tall curly beehive hairstyle. She usually wears a long strapless pale olive-green dress, orange low-heeled shoes, and a red pearl necklace. The necklace is a family heirloom, and she is seen to have a big drawer full of them.[45] Doctor Hibbert revealed that she has webbed toes in "Marge in Chains". Marge remarked that she used to have a "perfect 26-26-26" figure.[46] Later seasons have her described/depicted as very beautiful and physically attractive, and she has been sought after by several of the men in Springfield, most notably Moe, and even some of Bart's friends have noted her attractiveness. On special occasions, she wears a long sleeved dress with white pearls that are very similar to Lisa's.

Early life Homer and Marge are the same age.[11][12] The two have a floating timeline, making their birth and childhood difficult to place. Homer said he was 24 years old in 1980.[13] In the 2000s, Homer mentioned being ten years old in "the '60s or '50s, or maybe it was the early '70s".[14] Homer and Marge were in high school anywhere from 1974[10][15] to 1999.[16] They were also depicted as young adults in the mid to late 1990s.[17] Marge Bouvier was born in Capital City to Clancy Bouvier, a photographer-turned-steward, and Jacqueline Bouvier. She is the youngest daughter of the Bouvier family. She has a pair of older sisters, the joyless twins, Patty and Selma, both of whom passionately disapprove of Homer Simpson. A family tree showing Marge's known family members and descendants can be seen here. Marge originally met and went on a date with Homer Simpson at Camp Land-A-Man when they were ten, though they did not realize that at the time as Homer used a different name and wore an eye patch, and Marge did not give her name and had burnt her hair so that it was brown.[14] Titles and Styles H.S.H./Her Serene Highness, the Princess Consort of Springfield, Duchess of Bouvier, and Countess of Simpson.