A tiny Lisa crosses a grey domed hall past a huge green-and-purple shape at the foot of a columned wall
The Simpsons, “Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington” (season 3, episode 2), 15:50–16:01
What happens
A tiny Lisa, with her spiky yellow hair, crosses a grey domed hall past a huge green-and-purple shape at the foot of a columned wall. Beside her, a pale green, bust-like statue of a colonial-era figure with wavy hair and a high-collared coat, apparently Thomas Jefferson, shifts from a frown to a squint, then a pursed-lip grimace and a clenched-teeth scowl, while large letters such as D and N show on the curved stone wall behind him.
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