Julia, Homer's ex-agent

The driver turns out to be Julia, the former agent of Homer when he sang opera. Julia laughs at the situation of Marge and tells her that if she does not cooperate with her, she will kill her. Marge, without option, cooperates with Julia, who said that when she was in the hospital recovering from the wounds of the opera concert, she understood something: If Homer sang so well, that was possible because he was trying to do something good for his wife. All this had led Julia to understand that she loves Marge as much as she hated her. Marge doesn't know what to say, but, suddenly, Julia stop the car and start kissing her. Now, Marge, doesn't know what to do: She had to get away from Julia or she had to continue kissing her?