Erin Chambers
Erin Danielson (née Chambers) is Rita Barksdale's daughter. She makes her only appearance in the series in episode I Don't.
| Erin Chambers | |
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| First appearance | I Don't |
| Last appearance | I Don't |
| Voiced by | ? |
| Episode count | 1 |
| Information | |
| Gender | Female |
| Age | 21 |
| Occupation | ? |
| Family | Brian Danielson (husband) Rita Barksdale (mother) Helen Morgendorffer (aunt) Amy Barksdale (aunt) Daria Morgendorffer (cousin) Quinn Morgendorffer (cousin) |
| Significant other(s) | |
Appearances and characterization
Erin is a twenty-one years old young woman, the only daughter of Rita Barksdale and the only cousin of Daria and Quinn Morgendorffer on their mother's side of the family. She seems to have been raised to be trophy wife and her aunt Helen thinks she is spoiled by her grandmother, like Rita had been before her.
Eric makes her only appearance in "I Don't", where she marries Brian Danielson. In the episode she was shown doting on her fiancee and attempting to keep the peace between her mother and her aunt. It was also shown her comptent of Paul Meyerson, her mother's then boyfriend.
The marriage, however, would hit some hard times soon after and, in the later episode "The Story of D", it is revealed that Erin is thinking of a divorce, stating she had never loved Brian and the only reason for the marriage was that he had given her herpes and she thought no one else would want her. She would actually start proceedings for a divorce in the episode "Aunt Nauseum", hiring Helen to help her and revealing that Brian had gotten her to sign a pre-nuptial which would sign half of all assets over to him if there was a divorce. However, the divorce attempt would end when Erin's grandmother sends her to a spa in Switzerland for a week to 'calm her nerves'. Brian then flows out to Switzerland to talk her out of it and the two end up having a second honeymoon there.
Erin in Fanfiction
Stories in which this character is present are:
- Lost Eagles Found and And the Bubble Burst, of the serial Falling Into College, by Richard Lobinske;