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===Tutoring=== | ===Tutoring=== | ||
Sometime in the past, Fugue tutored a child named Mikey, who supposedly lost his grip strength due to practicing an excessive number of scales. However, Mikey may have been a story entirely made up by [[Binky Barnes|Binky]].{{Ep|Arthur Plays the Blues|e=y}} | Sometime in the past, Fugue tutored a child named [[Mikey]], who supposedly lost his grip strength due to practicing an excessive number of scales. However, Mikey may have been a story entirely made up by [[Binky Barnes|Binky]].{{Ep|Arthur Plays the Blues|e=y}} | ||
When Fugue's old teacher Mrs. Cardigan decided to retire, she made phone calls with him and he accepted [[Arthur Read]] to be his student. However, when Arthur appeared to lack interest in learning piano, Dr. Fugue "fired" him. He briefly tutored [[Kenny]] afterward, but ended up "firing" him as well, for unknown reasons. Finding motivation to be now present in Arthur, he "re-hired" him.{{Ep|Arthur Plays the Blues|e=y}} | When Fugue's old teacher Mrs. Cardigan decided to retire, she made phone calls with him and he accepted [[Arthur Read]] to be his student. However, when Arthur appeared to lack interest in learning piano, Dr. Fugue "fired" him. He briefly tutored [[Kenny]] afterward, but ended up "firing" him as well, for unknown reasons. Finding motivation to be now present in Arthur, he "re-hired" him.{{Ep|Arthur Plays the Blues|e=y}} | ||
[[File:Dr. Fugue.JPG|thumb|Teaching at Lakewood]] | [[File:Dr. Fugue.JPG|thumb|Teaching at Lakewood]] | ||
With [[Ms. Krasny]] unable to take the [[Lakewood Elementary Choir]] to Bartleby Hall in Crown City, Dr. Fugue was hired as her substitute teacher. Ignoring Binky's attempt to avoid singing and temporarily overruling Ms. Krasny's preexisting promise of the solo role to [[Francine Frensky|Francine]], he pushed the class into singing in harmony. He chose the song ''[[In the Good Old Summer Time]]'' for the choir, to relieve the feeling of winter. Once the choir had perfected their singing, Dr. Fugue wished for them to have fun. Though a closed road prevented the school bus from reaching Crown City, Dr. Fugue improvised and had the kids perform at [[Remy's Truck Stop|a roadside diner]].{{Ep|Tipping the Scales}} | With [[Ms. Krasny]] unable to take the [[Lakewood Elementary Choir]] to Bartleby Hall in Crown City, Dr. Fugue was hired as her substitute teacher. Ignoring Binky's attempt to avoid singing and temporarily overruling Ms. Krasny's preexisting promise of the solo role to [[Francine Frensky|Francine]], he pushed the class into singing in harmony. He chose the song ''[[In the Good Old Summer Time]]'' for the choir, to relieve the feeling of winter. Once the choir had perfected their singing, Dr. Fugue wished for them to have fun. Though a closed road prevented the [[school bus]] from reaching Crown City, Dr. Fugue improvised and had the kids perform at [[Remy's Truck Stop|a roadside diner]].{{Ep|Tipping the Scales}} | ||
Fugue owns a cat named [[Fur Elise]]. Once when she went missing, he looked for her, eventually finding her at [[Reads' House|Arthur's house]].{{Ep|D.W.'s Furry Freak-out}} | Fugue owns a cat named [[Fur Elise]]. Once when she went missing, he looked for her, eventually finding her at [[Reads' House|Arthur's house]].{{Ep|D.W.'s Furry Freak-out}} |