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==Relationship with Daria==
{{quote|That's exciting, isn't it Daria?|Helen}}
{{quote|No.|Daria ("[[The Daria Hunter]]"}}
[[Image:Helen_Daria.jpg|right|220px|thumb|Helen and Daria in an attempt at conversation ("Lane Miserables")]]
Helen's obsession to be the best described with her relationships with her children and in particular, her relationship with her oldest daughter [[Daria Morgendorffer|Daria]]. Helen is constantly pushing her daughter to be more involved with school activities,
Daria tends to speak with her mother more often than her sister [[Quinn Morgendorffer]] does, and usually the conversations are of an adult level of maturity. At times Helen will succeed in getting Daria to talk about whatever current trouble she is dealing with. On occasion Helen demonstrates a deeper understanding of her daughter's habits than most of the family gives her credit for, such as in the episode "[[Write Where It Hurts]]," where she succinctly explains Daria's cynical habits and offers some help and sage parental advice. In "[[Dye! Dye! My Darling]]", Helen was who Daria turned to in one of her darkest hours and Helen immediately dropped work to help.
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