The Ungrateful Dead

The Ungrateful Dead
Level	51
Release Date	April 8, 2015
Number of Quests	7
Premium Side Quest	Lowering the Bar
Preceded By	The Joy of Gossip
Succeeded By	Dora the Endorser

The Ungrateful Dead is the main questline for the Level 51 content update that was released on April 8, 2015.

Quests

Quest	Requirements	Time	Reward	Triggered By
The Ungrateful Dead Pt.1	Build Monroe Family Therapy Center	24h	100, 10 Unlock: Marvin Monroe	Lisa
The Ungrateful Dead Pt.2	Make Marvin Monroe Tell People How They Should Feel	4h	100, 10	Marvin Monroe
The Ungrateful Dead Pt.3	Make Marvin Monroe Offer a Therapy Deal	8h	100, 10	Marvin Monroe
The Ungrateful Dead Pt.4	Make Marvin Monroe Psychoanalyze Homer	12h	100, 10	Marvin Monroe
The Ungrateful Dead Pt.5	Make Marvin Monroe Psychoanalyze Milhouse	4h	100, 10	Milhouse
The Ungrateful Dead Pt.6	Make Marvin Monroe Sit in Silence	24h	100, 10	Marvin Monroe
The Ungrateful Dead Pt.7	Make Marvin Monroe Psychoanalyze His Own Reflection	12h	100, 10	Marvin Monroe

Dialogue

The Ungrateful Dead Pt.1

Character	Dialogue
	"Springfield has really grown."
	"It has all the necessary services of a modern American town."
	"But that still leaves the unnecessary ones."
	"What are you thinking? Yoga studio?"
	"Even worse."

The Ungrateful Dead Pt.2

Character	Dialogue
	"After years trapped in the abyss of limbo, I'm back among the living!"
	"What a profound and traumatic experience!"
	"Pfft, everyone in this town has gone through that. Well, except me."
	"But it's a voyage to the beyond and back! A little death, if you will."
	"Don't mind if I do!"
	"This sort of thing should take years of therapy to process!"

The Ungrateful Dead Pt.3

Character	Dialogue
	"This entire town has been through the trauma of death and rebirth."
	"Ugh. Are you still going on about this?! Most people just make a joke about it and move on."
	"Usually with some scheme to make money... or some story involving a conspiracy theory."
	"No, Homer! This town needs therapy... and I'm the only previously-licensed therapist here."
	"Forget it. I'm not paying some guy to listen to my problems..."
	"Except in the form of buying a lot of beer at his bar."
	"What if the session was free?"
	"How's next Tuesday at 1:00?"

The Ungrateful Dead Pt.4

Start

Character	Dialogue
	"Welcome, Homer. Are you ready for your session?"
	"I've got my top three questions ready to go."
	"You have questions?"
	"Yup. Number one...what are the winning lottery numbers for this weekend?"
	"What?"
	"Okay, tell me who wins at the track this weekend."
	"Homer, I'm not a psychic, I'm a psychiatrist!"
	"Top grossing Summer movies?"
	"*sigh* Just... tell me about your childhood."

Jobs Started

“	Check in with Kearney to see what the REALLY psychologically damaged are up to!	”
	— In-Game Message

End

Character	Dialogue
	"...and then it turned out Mom wasn't dead and Dad had been lying to me--"
	"That's tough stuff, Homer. Tough stuff."
	"Is that all you have to say?"
	"Uhm..."
	"I'm spilling my guts out to you, man! Say something!"
	"Uhm… That's all the time we have?"

The Ungrateful Dead Pt.5

Character	Dialogue
	"I've got big problems, Doc."
	"You've come to the right place!"
	"I have a constant feeling of dread, like my entire future is at risk."
	"What is your biggest concern?"
	"I don't like where the Radioactive Man franchise movie is going. It's making me start to doubt his origin story."
	"Who's the villain? Who am I rooting for?!"
	"Milhouse, these aren't real problems."
	"It's too much for me to handle sometimes!"

The Ungrateful Dead Pt.6

Character	Dialogue
	"Mister Nahasapeemapetilon, what would you like to talk about today?"
	"The role of death in life? The meaning of existence?"
	"Honestly, I just came in for an hour of peace away from my eight soul-crushing little miracles."
	"I see. So tell me what's going on with your family."
	"Can we just sit in silence instead?"
	"Umm…"
	"Shhhh!"

The Ungrateful Dead Pt.7

Character	Dialogue
	"What purpose do I have as a therapist if no one will talk about real problems?"
	"Wait a minute -- I'm talking about real problems!"
	"Tell me Marvin, how long have you felt this way?"