Plantom of the Opera was a limited time questline that was released on May 12, 2015 during the Terwilligers 2015 Event. It was the main part of the Event's Act 3.
"There's certainly been a lot of trouble since Cecil Terwilliger showed up in Springfield."
"For a start, we built something that's going to be a source of endless horror."
"Monsarno Research?"
"No, the Springfield Opera House."
"We can't use the Opera House anyway. The moment it opened, all the Sideshow Bob clones ran there and sat down waiting for a performance to start."
"Sounds like a job for Skyfinger."
Plantom of the Opera Pt. 2[]
Character
Dialogue
"Squish all the clones of me that you like, Skyfinger. It will not affect my plan one jot!"
"Although it does hurt my feelings."
"Cecil and the Simpsons are my ignorant dupes, following my master plan with no idea I am here."
"I hide in the Brown House, pulling strings like a puppet master and eating gourmet meals."
"Your baked beans are ready."
"Wonderful -- make some toast triangles! And now, Skyfinger, watch as my brilliant plot to destroy Bart Simpson unfolds!"
Plantom of the Opera Pt. 3[]
Character
Dialogue
"Now the town has an Opera House, what show shall we put on? Verdi's "La Traviata?" Puccini's “Madame Butterfly?”"
"Bugs Bunny's “What's Opera Doc?”"
"As it turns out, I just received an anonymous manuscript in the mail."
"It's for a musical called “Specter of the Opera House”."
"It's the story of a man who loves art, but who is tormented by the world because of his strange looks."
"Hm. It sounds a lot like “Phantom of the Opera” by Andrew Lloyd Webber."
"Good heavens no, this is a PARODY of that. And therefore we owe that pretentious buffoon nothing!"
Plantom of the Opera Pt. 4[]
Character
Dialogue
"I'm skeptical, Cecil. We build an Opera House, and suddenly a free manuscript for a new opera arrives in the mail?"
"Yes, it's odd. And look at this: the star is supposed to be a little girl -- she must be a vegetarian, love jazz, and get nothing but gold stars on her homework."
"That's me! Except I can't sing."
"No problem, the manuscript is very clear: “Singing and dancing ability not required.”"
"Now I'm really skeptical."
"A really skeptical girl who is going to be a star!"
Plantom of the Opera Pt. 5[]
Character
Dialogue
"I'm so excited to start rehearsals for the opera, Cecil!"
"I'm going to send hilarious tweets about theater hijinks to everyone who follows me on Twitter."
"So mom plus nobody else will be getting some tweets."
"The script calls for a second lead. A little boy. And it's very specific."
"Blue shorts, a red T-shirt, and spiky hair a must..."
"Bart, that's you!"
"Forget it. The only musical theater performance I do is farting in the lobby."
"Lisa, you'll have to persuade Bart with your most cogent and sensible arguments."
"Got it. Ultimate little sister nagging."
Plantom of the Opera Pt. 6[]
Start[]
Character
Dialogue
"Stop bugging me Lisa!"
"Be in our opera."
"Quit it!"
"Be in our opera."
"Go away!"
"Be in our opera."
End[]
Character
Dialogue
"I'm sure glad God invented tree houses so that kids could get away from their sisters."
"Bart, hear me!"
"Where is that strange voice coming from? I feel like I've heard it a million times, in different voice-overs. Is it Josh Gad?"
"No Bart, I am your Angel of Music!"
"Eh. Sounds kind of goody goody."
"Fine, I am your Rock and Roll Satan."
"Now we're talkin'."
"Appear in Lisa's musical, and I will give you a gift beyond measure..."
"An ATV that is way too overpowered for a child?"
"I was going to say a college education, but ATV it is."
Plantom of the Opera Pt. 7[]
Character
Dialogue
"So, Bart has taken the bait and will star in the anonymous opera that I, Sideshow Bob, wrote."
"On opening night, when he steps out to perform his solo, I shall cut the chain that holds the giant chandelier, and it shall fall on Bart and crush him!"
"Instead of killing Bart on opening night, why not save time and do it during rehearsals?"
"You just don't get revenge, do you? Oh, why did I hire a henchman from Craigslist?"
Plantom of the Opera Pt. 8[]
Character
Dialogue
"The rehearsals for “Specter of the Opera House” are going extremely well."
"Lisa, you've proven once again that the power of a little girl mugging for the audience will overcome any lack of talent."
"Thanks, I think."
"And Bart has really gotten into his part too."
"I dunno. There's something strange about the way he practices scales."