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I guess the driest humping of them all is abstinence.
- Marie Curie

Marie Salomea Skłodowska–Curie is a teenage clone of Polish chemist Marie Curie and student at Clone High High School. Due to the radiated DNA of her clone mother's corpse, she suffers from several physical deformities. Marie Curie is the president of the school's dance troupe, the Solid Gandhi Dancers, where she works with Gandhi. She and Gandhi eventually became boyfriend and girlfriend. She first appeared in "A.D.D.: the Last D is for Disorder". She is voiced by Nicole Sullivan.

Biography[]

In "A.D.D.: the Last D is for Disorder", Marie trained with Gandhi as part of the Solid Gandhi Dancers so that they could perform at the Awareness Fair. However, when she found out that he had A.D.D., she tried to warn him to leave town before something horrible happened, which turned out to be right as he accidentally crushed Gene Kelly with a pillar. She was disgusted with Gandhi and Abe kissing, but soon moved past it, as she invited Gandhi up on stage to dance.

In "Homecoming: A Shot in D'Arc", Marie was seen in the audience at the basketball game, where she laughed at the idea of a girl playing basketball, making her a self-deprecating misogynist. Despite this, she wanted Joan to shoot free throws in the homecoming basketball game against GESH.

In "Makeover Makeover Makeover: the Makeover Episode", Marie tried to ask Gandhi to the winter prom but because of Gandhi acting like JFK, she rejected him, later calling him an ass. She instead went to prom with Rock Hudson, leaving Gandhi to go to prom ... STAAAAAAAAAAG!!!!!!

In "Changes: The Big Prom: The Sex Romp: The Season Finale", Marie was at prom all alone, since her date left her for Oscar Wilde. Gandhi came up to her and apologized for how he acted before and she forgave him. The two of them initially planned on dry humping but changed their minds, since they both felt they were too young for something serious. With that, they practiced the driest love of them all "abstinence". Marie went to the flash freezer to tell her friends about her epiphany with Gandhi and was shocked to see JFK and Joan of arc in bed together. Just then, Principal Scudworth had John Stamos pull the locker lever, getting everyone in the locker frozen, including Marie Curie for the next 20 years.

In "Let's Try This Again", in the year 2023, Marie Curie was among all the other clones being defrosted and was sent back to Clone High High School the next day like normal, believing that only a day had passed. Unfortunately for her, her new boyfriend, Gandhi was still frozen so she couldn't continue her relationship with him. This also meant she was reduced to a background character for the reboot.

Appearance[]

Marie has a tall, generally large build, making her possibly the tallest female student at Clone High. She has a large, square head with differently sized eyes, with the larger one having a rectangular pupil instead of a round one, and a set of crooked, underbite teeth which are visible at all times. Her short brown hair curls up on the right side of her head. Her breasts point to the sides, possibly another result of her unique genetics. Her usual outfit consists of a white t-shirt with a pink and yellow flower on the front, a pink and yellow-striped skirt, pink socks and black shoes with pink laces.

Personality[]

Marie is very sweet, helpful and active in school. She is shown to be a talented dancer, impressing the likes of Gene Kelly during dance practice. Marie has a crush on Gandhi, and the two end up getting into a relationship at prom, though only after Gandhi's attempts at flirting with other girls had failed and he realized Marie was the only girl who seemed to actually care about him.

Episode Appearances[]

Trivia[]

  • The reason for her disfigurement was due to her clone mother, the original Marie Curie having died due to disease caused by her frequent exposure to radiation during her career.
  • Although she was being built up to be a more major character in the Season 1 finale, due to Gandhi's absence in the reboot, Marie's relationship with him was never continued and she was demoted to a background character for the rest of the known series.

Gallery[]

Marie Curie/Gallery

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