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After [[Jodie Landon|Jodie's]] less than successful visit to [[Grove Hills]] and [[Jake Morgendorffer|Jake's]] refusal to even consider sending [[Daria Morgendorffer|Daria]] away to school, combined with simmering annoyance at some of Daria's columns in the [[Lawndale Lowdown]], [[Ms. Li]] makes sure that there are "special options" for some students in the upcoming medieval fair. To avoid a transfer to the yearbook staff, Daria agrees to be volunteered to sell reproduction manuscript pages that [[John Lane (character)|John]] produces at the fair. |
After [[Jodie Landon|Jodie's]] less than successful visit to [[Grove Hills]] and [[Jake Morgendorffer|Jake's]] refusal to even consider sending [[Daria Morgendorffer|Daria]] away to school, combined with simmering annoyance at some of Daria's columns in the [[Lawndale Lowdown]], [[Ms. Li]] makes sure that there are "special options" for some students in the upcoming medieval fair. To avoid a transfer to the yearbook staff, Daria agrees to be volunteered to sell reproduction manuscript pages that [[John Lane (character)|John]] produces at the fair. |
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{{succession box | title=[[John Lane (series)|John Lane Stories]]|"Fairly Illuminated" | before=[[Movie Magik]] | after=[[Ring of Champions]] | year=( |
{{succession box | title=[[John Lane (series)|John Lane Stories]]|"Fairly Illuminated" | before=[[Movie Magik]] | after=[[Ring of Champions]] | year=(Spring 1997)}} |
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Revision as of 01:49, 27 January 2010
Fairly Illuminated is the 14th story in the John Lane series by Richard Lobinske and includes events mentioned in the episode "Fair Enough".
After Jodie's less than successful visit to Grove Hills and Jake's refusal to even consider sending Daria away to school, combined with simmering annoyance at some of Daria's columns in the Lawndale Lowdown, Ms. Li makes sure that there are "special options" for some students in the upcoming medieval fair. To avoid a transfer to the yearbook staff, Daria agrees to be volunteered to sell reproduction manuscript pages that John produces at the fair.
| Preceded by Movie Magik |
John Lane Stories (Spring 1997) |
Succeeded by Ring of Champions |
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