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luann van houten
Appearance
Luann is a slender woman of average height with short, chin-length blue hair in a bob cut and red round glasses, she also has a medium bust. She wears many different outfits; in the early seasons her regular outfit is an short-sleeve orange dress and a white collar and red flats, starting with "A Milhouse Divided" she regularly wears a button-up, sleeveless collared white polo blouse, purple pants, and slip-on black slide sandals. She sometimes wears white pearl earrings. She also had thick blue eyebrows that, according to Kirk, were fake.
Core Personality TraitsAssertive and Demanding: Unlike her timid and weak-willed husband, Kirk, Luann is decisive and holds high expectations. Her boiling point was famously triggered by a game of Pictionary, where she dumped Kirk after mocking his inability to draw "dignity".Rebellious and Free-Spirited: Following her initial divorce, Luann completely shed her reserved homemaker persona. She fully embraced her newfound freedom, living "life in the fast lane" by burning her old belongings and dating a string of flamboyant men, including American Gladiator Pyro, Disco Stu, and Otto.Overprotective Yet Distant Mother: As Milhouse's mother, she alternates between extreme coddling and being absorbed in her own social drama. She frequently restricts Milhouse from hanging out with Bart when she deems Bart a bad influence, showcasing her rigid, judgmental streak.Gossip-Driven and Passive-Aggressive: Luann is a core member of Springfield's suburban social circle alongside Helen Lovejoy and Maude Flanders. She is prone to passive-aggressive judgment, occasionally acting as an on-and-off friend and rival to Marge Simpson.Impulsive and Petty: She is known to hold long grudges and make erratic choices, such as fighting a customer at a home goods store over a wine-themed apron, or casually entering chaotic, messy romantic entanglements