How did Peter Griffin lose his memory?

During a fight with Richard Dawson about welching on the prize money, Dawson shoves Peter into the podium, causing him to hit his head. This causes him to forget everything about his life, including his family and friends.

How old is Brian’s son in Family Guy?

It was originally broadcast on April 27, 2008. The episode follows the Griffins’ anthropomorphic dog, Brian (Seth MacFarlane), as he discovers that he is the father of a 13-year-old boy named Dylan (Seth Green).

What episode of Family Guy does Peter have small arms?

Meg’s Wedding. Meg plans her wedding to an unexpected resident of Quahog; Peter loses his arms on one of his many adventures after finding a new vest.

Who does Meg get married to in Family Guy?

Later, Meg shocks the family when she announces that she’s pregnant. Meg is unwilling to go through with an abortion, so Peter decides to force Michael to marry her with a shotgun. However, at his house, after learning of Meg’s pregnancy, Michael agrees to marry her.

Did Meg get married?

Meg marries John Brooke, Laurie’s tutor.

Why does Laurie marry Amy?

Laurie ended up with Amy because Alcott decided to make Amy Laurie’s romantic partner. It could’ve been the way that Alcott, often a writer of more scandalous stories, wanted to bring in a little scandal to this otherwise moral story.

Who was the prettiest March sister?

Meg

Who is Jo’s favorite sister?

NEARY: Jo’s story dominates a “Little Women,” but each of her sisters plays a crucial role in the narrative. Meg, the oldest, is Jo’s confidante. Shy, sensitive Beth is the most beloved.

Does Jo Marry Laurie?

At the end of Little Women, Jo doesn’t marry Laurie, her childhood friend. Instead, she marries Friedrich Bhaer, an older German professor she meets while living in New York. However, Jo and Professor Bhaer’s “happily ever after” is sealed quite cinematically: With a kiss, in the rain, under an umbrella.

Did Jo really love Laurie?

Jo was very aware of the unfairness of the situation. In the books, Jo never likes Laurie romantically and his romantic interest only makes Jo feel uncomfortable.

Why did Amy burn Jo’s book?

In the novel, Amy burns a manuscript by Jo—“the loving work of several years,” as Alcott put it—in retaliation for Jo’s dismissive behavior toward her earlier that night. Rather, “Amy felt that no one would love her till she had asked pardon for the act which she now regretted more than any of them.”

Why do Amy and Jo forgive each other?

During the play, Jo feels some remorse for her bad treatment of her little sister. When the older girls arrive home, Amy gives Jo the cold shoulder. The next day, Jo finds her manuscript missing, and discovers that Amy has burned it. Jo says she will never forgive Amy, because that book was her pride and joy.

Does Beth March Die?

Beth, who came into contact with the infant, falls ill too, and later passes away from the infection’s complications. Her charitable heart ends up leading to her tragic demise. But the movie leaves a few lingering questions about what scarlet fever is, and why Beth has it for so long before finally succumbing.