“The Simpsons” Season 36 finale had a big surprise — it seemed like Marge Simpson, the mother of the family, had died. But don’t worry, she didn’t really die.
The episode was called "Estranger Things" and it was all about a fight between Bart and Lisa, the two siblings.
At one point in the episode, Marge sat down with Bart and Lisa and gave them some very serious advice. She told them:
"Your father and I won't be around forever. When you get older, you'll need to lean on each other. Whatever you do, don't drift apart. You share a journey with your siblings that no one else will ever understand. You must never, ever, ever take that for granted."
Let’s break that down in simple words:
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Marge is saying that she and Homer (their dad) will not live forever. Someday, they will be gone.
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She wants Bart and Lisa to stay close and help each other when they grow up.
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She reminds them that siblings have a special bond because they grow up together, share memories, and understand each other in a way no one else can.
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She warns them not to forget how important that is, and not to let their relationship fall apart.
But sadly, just like she feared, Bart and Lisa do grow apart later in the episode. They stop talking and stop being close — even though Marge had told them how important it was to stay connected.
This moment felt emotional and deep, and many fans thought it hinted at something tragic — like Marge dying. That’s why people were shocked and thought she had been "killed off" in the show. But really, it was just a very touching and serious message in a normally funny cartoon.
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