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School's Out Forever is a limited-time questline released on March 15, 2017, with the Rommelwood Academy 2017 Event. Players need at least Level 20 for it to trigger.
Contents
Quest[edit | edit source]
| Quest | Requirements | Time | Reward | Triggered By |
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| School's Out Forever Pt. 1 | Make Kids Extort Skinner (x3) Make Skinner Debase Himself |
6s 6s |
 100  10
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Auto |
| School's Out Forever Pt. 2 | Make Parents Extort Skinner (x3) Make Skinner Further Debase Himself |
6s 6s |
100 10
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Auto |
| School's Out Forever Pt. 3 | Make Kids Skip School (x3) | 6s | 100 10
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Auto |
Dialogue[edit | edit source]
School's Out Forever Pt. 1[edit | edit source]
Start[edit | edit source]
| Character | Dialogue |
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After losing a high stakes game of musical chairs to some Russian billionaires, I've been inspired – not coerced - into making some sweeping changes to our education system. |
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We're going to make public schools more like private ones. |
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By investing in computers, firing bad teachers, and paying principals a living wage? |
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No, by charging people to attend them. |
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Is that legal? |
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Is anything I do? Besides, this way students will have a choice where they go. |
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But I'll have to do anything the kids ask me to, just to keep them. Do you really want civil servants sacrificing their integrity for a payout? |
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Er uh, any additional questions can be directed to my Energy Secretary, Miss Springfield. |
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| Character | Dialogue |
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Skinner, if you want my money, I'm going to need you to hand over my permanent record. |
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Fine, let me get the forklift out of storage. |
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And I expect you to write my essay on the ethics of plagiarism for me. |
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Whoa. That's a real mind-bender. |
School's Out Forever Pt. 2[edit | edit source]
Start[edit | edit source]
| Character | Dialogue |
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How could you let these kids walk all over you? |
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I think lying face down in the cafeteria was my first mistake. |
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It just seems so unfair. |
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Thank you, Homer, I knew I could - |
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We're the one's who decide where our kids go to school. If anyone gets to walk all over you, it should be US! |
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But your feet are so much bigger! |
End[edit | edit source]
| Character | Dialogue |
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These kids are learning all the wrong skills. Where are the classes on stitching my shirts and building my phone? |
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That sounds like a sweatshop, Homer, not a school. |
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Whoa whoa, nobody said anything about paying them. Do it, or we'll take our funding to another school. |
School's Out Forever Pt. 3[edit | edit source]
Start[edit | edit source]
| Character | Dialogue |
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Homer's ruining the one good part of school! If I can't torment Skinner, what's the point of going? |
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A love of learning? A desire to gain skills necessary for a better future? |
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Lisa, know your audience. |
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You could just pick up and go to another school. |
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Whoa! Now we're talking. Bart Elementary is opening in my treehouse! The only school with a dishonor roll! |
End[edit | edit source]
| Character | Dialogue |
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Oh, Joey, I love when you make those booming proclamations! It takes a brave man to tell people what they want to hear. |
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The mark of a good politician is standing behind your ideas. |
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Kids are ditching school faster than adults are ditching religion! Someone please THINK OF THE CHILDREN! |
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It was all Miss Springfield's fault! |
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