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'''A Desperately Needed Ending (to "Depth Takes a Holiday")''' is a ficlet written by [[Kara Wild]] in April 1999
[[Kara Wild]] wrote this ficlet in April 1999, right after completing her first [[Driven Wild Universe]] installment, [[Rose-Colored Lenses]]. It was an attempt to soothe the frayed nerves of Daria fans after the airing of "Depth Takes a Holiday," a third-season episode that departed dramatically from the show's realistic tone. In "A Desperately Needed Ending," Daria wakes up in the hospital and learns that "Depth Takes a Holiday" was, mercifully, a dream. Unfortunately, the reality that led to the dream was far worse.

==Background==
Wild wrote "A Desperately Needed Ending" right after completing her first [[Driven Wild Universe]] installment, [[Rose-Colored Lenses]]. It was an attempt to soothe the frayed nerves of Daria fans after the airing of "Depth Takes a Holiday," a third-season episode that departed dramatically from the show's realistic tone.

==Summary==
Daria wakes up in the hospital and learns that "Depth Takes a Holiday" was, mercifully, a dream. Unfortunately, the reality that led to the dream was far worse.


==External Links==
==External Links==

Revision as of 02:17, 24 April 2007

A Desperately Needed Ending (to "Depth Takes a Holiday") is a ficlet written by Kara Wild in April 1999

Background

Wild wrote "A Desperately Needed Ending" right after completing her first Driven Wild Universe installment, Rose-Colored Lenses. It was an attempt to soothe the frayed nerves of Daria fans after the airing of "Depth Takes a Holiday," a third-season episode that departed dramatically from the show's realistic tone.

Summary

Daria wakes up in the hospital and learns that "Depth Takes a Holiday" was, mercifully, a dream. Unfortunately, the reality that led to the dream was far worse.

External Links

A Desperately Needed Ending (to "Depth Takes a Holiday")