The Simpsons

After his mother passes away, Homer is left grieving that he never expressed his love for her. Determined to right this, he embarks on a quest to carry out her last wishes, guided by the narration of Glenn Close in the story.

Mona Leaves‑A is presented as a single episode of a television programme, offering a concise, self‑contained story that can be enjoyed on its own. It is classified under the episode genre, meaning the narrative is confined to this brief instalment while still forming part of the wider series framework. The plot centres on Homer, whose mother has just passed away. Her death leaves him unsettled, chiefly because he never managed to tell her how deeply he loved her. Overcome with regret, he resolves to honour her memory by carrying out the wishes she left behind. He feels a lingering sense of unfinished business, which fuels his determination to act on those final requests. Driven by a need to make amends, Homer embarks on a quest to satisfy his mother’s last wishes. His resolve acts as the engine of the story, propelling him through each task she set out. The episode follows his progress as he confronts the emotional weight of his promises, with each undertaking reflecting a facet of her personality and making his journey both personal and reflective. The production incorporates the voice of Glenn Close, providing a distinctive auditory presence throughout the piece. Her narration adds a layer of gravitas, guiding viewers through Homer’s journey. Close’s voice appears at key moments, reinforcing the emotional resonance of his actions without introducing any additional characters or sub‑plots.