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"Dye! Dye! My Darling" was the thirteenth episode of the |
"Dye! Dye! My Darling" was the thirteenth episode of the Season Four. |
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Jane asks Daria to help dye her hair. Hilarity, and a surprising amount of gut-wrenching drama, ensue. |
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Broadly speaking, this episode concerns the emerging romantic tension between and among Tom, Daria, and Jane. As well as the unintended consequences of having an inexperienced girl help to dye your hair. |
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==Detailed Summary== |
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(with spoilers) |
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The plot follows some story lines from the previous episode, [[Fire!]] |
The plot follows some story lines from the previous episode, [[Fire!]] |
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The episode starts as [[Jane Lane|Jane]] is at the Zoo with [[Trent Lane|Trent]], observing a Tiger for secret reasons. |
The episode starts as [[Jane Lane|Jane]] is at the Zoo with [[Trent Lane|Trent]], observing a Tiger for secret reasons. |
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The next day, or a few days later, [[Daria Morgendorffer|Daria]] accidentally walks in on [[Tom Sloane|Tom]] and Jane kissing. After joking off Daria's intrusion, Jane reveals her surprise: a painting of herself with alternating black and blond stripes in her hair, against a jungle background. She tells Daria that this will be her new look, and wants Daria's help to achieve it. |
The next day, or a few days later, [[Daria Morgendorffer|Daria]] accidentally walks in on [[Tom Sloane|Tom]] and Jane kissing. After joking off Daria's intrusion, Jane reveals her surprise: a painting of herself with alternating black and blond stripes in her hair, against a jungle background. She tells Daria that this will be her new look, and wants Daria's help to achieve it. "Lady or the tiger," Jane says. "Now you won't have to choose." |
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Later that day, Daria and Jane are in a shop, checking hair dye products. Daria is reluctant to assist Jane, despite Jane's insistence. Jane hints that Daria may have an ulterior motive, but Daria insists it's only because she believes she's going to mess it up. Back at the Lane's, Daria prepares the hair dye and starts painting Jane's hair in stripes, and Jane hints that Daria might be jealous of her and Tom and harboring feelings for him. Daria flatly denies this is the case. |
Later that day, Daria and Jane are in a shop, checking hair dye products. Daria is reluctant to assist Jane, despite Jane's insistence. Jane hints that Daria may have an ulterior motive, but Daria insists it's only because she believes she's going to mess it up. Back at the Lane's, Daria prepares the hair dye and starts painting Jane's hair in stripes, and Jane hints that Daria might be jealous of her and Tom and harboring feelings for him. Daria flatly denies this is the case. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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The title of this episode is sometimes written as "Dye! Dye! My Darling!" with the extra exclamation mark. This hearkens back to the likely source of the title, the British movie [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanatic_%281965_film%29 ''Fanatic''], whose U.S. title was ''Die! Die! My Darling!'' |
The title of this episode is sometimes written as "Dye! Dye! My Darling!" with the extra exclamation mark. This hearkens back to the likely source of the title, the British movie [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanatic_%281965_film%29 ''Fanatic''], whose U.S. title was ''Die! Die! My Darling!'' Like the episode, the film features a conflict between two women. |
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The title could also refer to the song "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die,_Die_My_Darling Die, Die, My Darling]" by punk band The Misfits (who also took the song title from the movie above). Metallica had recently released a cover of this song on their 1998 album, ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garage_Inc. Garage Inc.]'' |
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==Dye! Dye! My Darling and Fanfic== |
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===Other Points of view=== |
===Other Points of view=== |
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