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Despite all these people she knows, and the clear signs that the former three view ''her'' as a friend, Daria has referred to Jane as her ''only'' friend. She has also referred to being isolated - and most of the school doesn't talk to her - and has made mention of going for days without being approached by anyone. ("[[Write Where it Hurts]]")
Despite all these people she knows, and the clear signs that the former three view ''her'' as a friend, Daria has referred to Jane as her ''only'' friend. She has also referred to being isolated - and most of the school doesn't talk to her - and has made mention of going for days without being approached by anyone. ("[[Write Where it Hurts]]") However, Daria's conversation with Helen after her argument with Jodie in "[[Partner's Complaint]]" suggests that she sees Jodie as some sort of friend with the question "Do you think I'm a rigid, unrealistic, unforgiving self-righteous jerk who can't hold on to a friend?"


Outside of Jane and (briefly) Ted, Daria never had any real contact or attempts at contact with the other outcast students at Lawndale. ([[Glenn Eichler]] has [http://www.the-wildone.com/dvdaria/glenninterviewsfull.html stated] this was deliberate: "[we didn't want to] create a comfortable alternative world where Daria and Jane could be stars among their misfit peers... to do a show about the misfits finding happiness through solidarity.")
Outside of Jane and (briefly) Ted, Daria never had any real contact or attempts at contact with the other outcast students at Lawndale. ([[Glenn Eichler]] has [http://www.the-wildone.com/dvdaria/glenninterviewsfull.html stated] this was deliberate: "[we didn't want to] create a comfortable alternative world where Daria and Jane could be stars among their misfit peers... to do a show about the misfits finding happiness through solidarity.")