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[[Image:AmyDaria2.jpg|right|thumb|150px|(Which is which?!)]]
[[Image:AmyDaria2.jpg|right|thumb|150px|(Which is which?!)]]


While she only appeared in three episodes, [[Amy Barksdale|Aunt Amy]] was highly significant for Daria's character: she shows a possible way an older Daria could turn out, something both of them were aware of in "[[I Don't]]". They share similar intellects and sarcastic humours, and were shown to get on extremely well. Later, Daria would be shown turning to Amy for advice and assistance.
While she only appeared in three episodes, [[Amy Barksdale|Aunt Amy]] was highly significant for Daria's character: she shows a possible way an older Daria could turn out, something both of them were aware of in "[[I Don't]]". They share similar intellects and sarcastic humours, and were shown to get along extremely well. Later, Daria would be shown turning to Amy for advice and assistance.


In "Aunt Nauseum", however, Daria was disillusioned to find Amy was just as flawed as her mother and Aunt Rita, and was only ''contributing'' to a problem. Daria and Quinn had to solve it themselves, and Amy recognized that fact.
In "Aunt Nauseum", however, Daria was disillusioned to find Amy was just as flawed as her mother and Aunt Rita, and was only ''contributing'' to a problem. Daria and Quinn had to solve it themselves, and Amy recognized that fact.