On Monday, February 2, 1998 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Helen Brownlee wrote:   
   > I think that Lisa has to be the worst character in the show.   
   > She is self-centered, jealous, obnoxious not to mention selfish. She   
   > thinks that she is above everyone else because she's intelligent.   
   > For example, in "Dog of Death" where SLH is in need of an operation to   
   > untwist his stomach, Marge says that to be able to afford it the family   
   > is going to have to give things up. Lisa is the only one to complain.   
   > And when Bart, Milhouse, Nelson and Martin go on a roadtrip, Bart makes   
   > up the excuse that he is going to a Grammar rodeo. Lisa makes that point   
   > that surely SHE would have heard of it and be going to it. She was also   
   > jealous when Bart was sent to a school for the gifted and she wasn't   
   > allowed to go. She was extremly cruel to Ralph when he had a crush on   
   > her and humiliated her on live TV.   
   > I think that she should be removed from the show. I hate Lisa!   
   > --    
   > Helen Brownlee   
      
   not every character is going to be perfect every episode but there are some   
   episodes that remind me that Lisa genuinely does care for her family she is   
   the one to get bart's soul back in the one where he sold it. She learns to   
   empathize with Homer doing    
   the best he can to be a good father Lisa has done every single member of her   
   family a kindness at one or another she's selfish sometimes and maybe abit   
   full of herself but to say there's nothing good about her is a falsehood I   
   wouldn't have The Simpsons    
   without Lisa she offers more to the show as it's voice of reason than someone   
   like Brian on family guy does we see her truly be remorseful and understanding   
   that she's going to make episodes like everyone else I recommend you watch the   
   episode where she    
   is accepted into MENSA and then tell me that she doesn't learn something   
      
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