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[[Angelinhel]]'s first full-length Daria fanfic. |
[[Angelinhel]]'s first full-length ''Daria'' fanfic. It is often referred to as AANMS for short. |
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==Summary== |
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Daria has a visit from a being who claims to be "something like a guardian angel" who shows |
Daria has a visit from a being who claims to be "something like a guardian angel" who shows Daria how her actions affect those around her. Daria learns, through flashbacks and symbolism, how her attitude and actions have affected the people around her just as much as their actions helped shape her personality. |
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[[Category:Stories|Angel Named Mary Sue, An]] |
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[[Category: One-Shots]] |
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==Trivia== |
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*[[Angel]] makes her first appearence in this story. |
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*[[Greystar]]'s [[The Man in the Red Shirt]] also has a guest appearence in this story. |
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*In 2005, an [http://www.the-wildone.com/interviews/Angel_interview.htm interview] with the author about this story was done by [[E. A. Smith]]. |
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==External Links== |
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[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/1507441/1/ An Angel Named Mary-Sue on fanfiction.net] |
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Latest revision as of 06:23, 8 April 2009
Angelinhel's first full-length Daria fanfic. It is often referred to as AANMS for short.
Summary[edit]
Warning: The following may contain plot or ending details.
Daria has a visit from a being who claims to be "something like a guardian angel" who shows Daria how her actions affect those around her. Daria learns, through flashbacks and symbolism, how her attitude and actions have affected the people around her just as much as their actions helped shape her personality.
Trivia[edit]
- Angel makes her first appearence in this story.
- Greystar's The Man in the Red Shirt also has a guest appearence in this story.
- In 2005, an interview with the author about this story was done by E. A. Smith.