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conversations.value: What could be a title for a story about Saturday, div><B>the, Growing with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Action & Adventure?
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conversations.value: A title for this story could be 'The Boy Who Knew Too Much'
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about Saturday, div><B>the, Growing with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Action & Adventure.
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conversations.value: The Boy Who Knew Too Much (The Simpsons): On a sunny day in Springfield, Bart is not excited about going to school, in part because he has to travel there on a prison bus.\nWhen arriving at school, Bart forges a note claiming a dentist appointment so that he can skip school, but Principal Skinner is not convinced.\nSkinner chases Bart through Springfield, and as he finally corners him, Bart jumps into a passing car.\nThe car is driven by Freddy Quimby, nephew of Mayor Quimby, who is going to his birthday party.\nAt lunch, Freddy is served chowder, but he ridicules the waiter for saying it with a French accent.\nHe then follows the waiter into the kitchen, and apparently beats him up.\nBart, hiding under a table, secretly witnesses the true turn of events.\nFreddy is charged with the crime, presumably assault and battery, and is put on trial.\nThe whole town seems to believe that Freddy is guilty, though only Bart knows otherwise, and he confesses to Lisa that he is the only one who can prove Freddy's innocence.\nHe does not want to testify, however, because he would have to admit that he skipped school, and face punishment from Skinner.\nAt the trial, the jury consists of Homer, Skinner, Hans Moleman, Ned Flanders, Helen Lovejoy, Jasper, Patty, Apu and Akira.\nHomer votes against the others, resulting in a deadlock so that the jury is sequestered at a hotel with free room service and cable television.\nIn court, Lisa convinces Bart to testify, and Bart tells everyone that Freddy did not assault the waiter, but that the waiter injured himself in a series of clumsy actions.\nThe waiter attempts to deny that he is clumsy, but in the process, he falls out of the window into an open-roof truck filled with rat traps.\nFreddy is cleared of all charges, and Skinner gives Bart four months detention, but he praises him for being honest and coming forward.