Which Simpsons Character Are You?

Spend a slightly chaotic day in Springfield and meet your cartoon match.

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Which Simpsons Character Are You?
You have barely arrived in Springfield when someone asks you to sign a petition, a skateboard rolls past your feet, and a very serious argument starts over the last comfortable seat. You could help settle things, make the situation funnier, or quietly claim the seat while everyone else is distracted. Any of those choices would fit right in around here, although the person writing the petition might have a few follow-up questions.

That is what makes this town such a good place for a personality quiz. Even when everyone ends up at the same school concert or disastrous local event, they are having completely different experiences. Homer is hoping there will be something good to eat, Lisa wants someone to actually listen, and Marge has noticed a problem that everybody else walked straight past. Meanwhile, Bart has found a way to entertain himself that probably was not included in the program.

You do not have to be the loudest person in the room to belong in Springfield. Maggie can take in a whole situation without offering commentary, while Milhouse brings the kind of enthusiasm that makes an ordinary invitation feel important. There is room for Ned's determined friendliness, Ralph's unexpected ideas, and Nelson's habit of hiding a softer reaction behind a tough expression. Even Mr. Burns has a place in this lineup for anyone who likes having a plan and being the person who approves it.

Over fifteen quick questions, you will deal with Springfield problems on a manageable scale. Think questionable school announcements, a Krusty promotion, and neighbors who somehow turn a small favor into an afternoon activity. You will not need episode titles, obscure quotes, or a spreadsheet of the family tree. The useful information is how you react when a normal day starts getting a little ridiculous.

Pick the answers that sound like something you would actually do, including the slightly embarrassing ones. Wanting the easy option sometimes does not cancel out being a caring friend, and enjoying attention does not mean you need it every minute. Your result picks up on a few familiar habits rather than assigning you every trait your character has ever shown. Getting Burns does not require a mansion, and getting Maggie certainly does not mean anyone gets to underestimate you. When you are ready, step into the neighborhood and see whose approach to Springfield feels closest to your own. 

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