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<b>Alienation Legacy</b> is the final "episode" of [[C.E. Forman]]'s Lost Season One (of [[The Lost Seasons]] series), written in early 1999. Like all of Forman's Lost Season episodes, it is written in quasi-script form with three Acts and commercials. |
<b>Alienation Legacy</b> is the final "episode" of [[C.E. Forman]]'s Lost Season One (of [[The Lost Seasons]] series), written in early 1999. Like all of Forman's Lost Season episodes, it is written in quasi-script form with three Acts and commercials. |
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The story revolves around the Morgendorffers attending Helen's Great [[Aunt Eleanor]]'s funeral. There, Helen joins her mother, [[Rita Barksdale|Rita]], and [[Amy Barksdale|Amy]], and quickly gets into a new round of bickering with Rita. Daria rediscovers Luhrman and finds new ways to horrify and humiliate Quinn. Later, Amy tells Daria more about her sarcastic great aunt. Flashbacks are woven throughout. |
The story revolves around the Morgendorffers attending Helen's Great [[Aunt Eleanor]]'s funeral. There, Helen joins her mother, [[Rita Barksdale|Rita]], and [[Amy Barksdale|Amy]], and quickly gets into a new round of bickering with Rita. Daria rediscovers Luhrman and finds new ways to horrify and humiliate Quinn. Later, Amy tells Daria more about her sarcastic great aunt. Flashbacks are woven throughout. |
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Revision as of 05:56, 24 April 2007
Alienation Legacy is the final "episode" of C.E. Forman's Lost Season One (of The Lost Seasons series), written in early 1999. Like all of Forman's Lost Season episodes, it is written in quasi-script form with three Acts and commercials.
Summary
The story revolves around the Morgendorffers attending Helen's Great Aunt Eleanor's funeral. There, Helen joins her mother, Rita, and Amy, and quickly gets into a new round of bickering with Rita. Daria rediscovers Luhrman and finds new ways to horrify and humiliate Quinn. Later, Amy tells Daria more about her sarcastic great aunt. Flashbacks are woven throughout.