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| rdfs:comment | - Father's Joy
- Abbie, known in Japan as Sū (スー Sū?), was one of Vilma Fachiri's martial arts students when she lived in Star City, learning the Mantis Fist from her.
- "Mmm... bacon..." Abbie is the daughter of Edwina, a woman with whom Abraham Simpson briefly had a relationship while he was stationed in England during World War Two. It is insinuated that Abbie is the result of that relationship, which would make her Abe's daughter and Homer's half-sister. She very much looks and acts very similar to Homer.
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| occup | - Martial arts student
- Martial arts instructor
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| Relatives | - Aunt: Hortense Simpson
- Cousins: Frank Simpson and Valerie Rothman
- Grandfathers: Orville Simpson and Edwina's Father
- Grandmothers: Yuma Hickman and Edwina's Mother
- Half-Brothers: Herb Powell and Homer Simpson
- Half-Nephew: Bart Simpson
- Half-Nieces: Lisa and Maggie Simpson
- Half-Sister-in-Law: Marge Bouvier
- Uncles: Cyrus Simpson, Bill Simpson, Chet Simpson, Hubert Simpson and Tyrone Simpson
- Parents: Abraham Simpson and Edwina
- Step-Aunt: Kari Olsen
- Step-Grandfather: Jay Olsen
- Step-Grandmother: Janet Olsen
- Stepmothers: Mona Simpson and Rita LaFleur
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| Caption | - Abbie in ES 191 in a flashback in Phase 55.
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| abstract | - Father's Joy
- Abbie, known in Japan as Sū (スー Sū?), was one of Vilma Fachiri's martial arts students when she lived in Star City, learning the Mantis Fist from her.
- "Mmm... bacon..." Abbie is the daughter of Edwina, a woman with whom Abraham Simpson briefly had a relationship while he was stationed in England during World War Two. It is insinuated that Abbie is the result of that relationship, which would make her Abe's daughter and Homer's half-sister. She very much looks and acts very similar to Homer.
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