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"I Don't" was written by [[Peter Gaffney]].
 
==Plot Summary==
 
This episode concerned [[Daria Morgendorffer|Daria]] and [[Quinn Morgendorffer|Quinn]] attending the wedding of their cousin Erin. Supporting characters included a lecherous Christian minister (out to use the power of Jesus to get Quinn's dress off), slightly older versions of Quinn's usual High School admirers (who end up in a massive fight over her), and Aunt Amy, an intriguing character who many fans see as representing Daria's future.
[[Daria Morgendorffer|Daria’s]] cousin, [[Erin Chambers|Erin]], is getting married and the Morgendorffers are invited. The news and the invitation open up [[Helen Morgendorffer|Helen’s]] old wounds regarding her family, specifically her resentment regarding [[Grandma Barksdale|their mother’s]] perceived favoritism towards [[Rita Barksdale|Rita]], the bride’s mother.
 
Daria and [[Quinn Morgendorffer|Quinn]] are to serve as bridesmaids, so Daria has to go downtown to try and fit a bridesmaid dress, being humiliated by an ill-tempered sales women and the fact that Quinn looks lovely in her dress. At the shop, she meets [[Jodie Landon|Jodie]] and [[Brittany Taylor|Brittany]], who are preparing an extra-curriculum appearance at a bridal expo.
 
The wedding takes place at the Windsor Hills, a luxury resort place. The Morgendorffers meet Rita and, a few moments later, [[Amy Barksdale|Aunt Amy]] arrives. The later immediately starts throwing verbal barbs at her sisters, Jake and even [[Paul Meyerson|Paul]], Rita's current beau. She compliments only Daria when the later reveals the same use of sarcastic humor. Later, Daria and Quinn are received by the other bridesmaids and presented to their escorts. Daria’s is [[Luhrman]], a seemingly bored young man who snipes away at her attempts of conversation, while [[Garret]], Quinn’s escort, immediately fawns over her.The wedding ceremony goes without a glitch, except when Amy provokes Daria’s laugh by doing faces at her at a particularly emotional part of the sermon.
 
At the same time, in Lawndale at the bride expo, [[Mack Mackenzie|Mack]] and [[Kevin Thompson|Kevin]] have sneaked in to watch their respective girlfriends, despite Mack’s worries that Jodie and Brittany wouldn’t want them there. This proofs correct when Kevin makes himself noticed when Brittany’s on stage, provoking her walking off in disgust and later berating him.
 
Meanwhile, the wedding reception is now taking place: Jake and Paul, who had known each other previously form boy scouts, talk about their respective spouses. Daria amuses herself by telling outlandish stories about her fictional occupations to the credulous bridesmaids. Luhrman shows himself to be even more cynical than Daria, though he discreetly helps Daria with her stories. Erin and her groom [[Brian Danielson|Brian]] make the rounds, with the bride only too eager to reveal Brian's work in government intelligence. Later, Daria has a private talk with Amy at the restroom, with her aunt telling some childhood memories and that she tries to handle her sisters using sarcasm.
 
At the head table, however, a drunk Helen starts loudly complaining about the wedding costs and the favoritism their mother is showing, first to Rita and now to Erin. The rant bring the attention of the whole family and quickly escalates into a fight. Meanwhile, the minister’s continuous attempts to hit on Quinn eventually draw the ire of Garret, and, after a few harsh words, the two start throwing punches (to Quinn’s delight). The two fights degenerate in a full scale brawl that trashes the reception.
 
Daria and Amy, seeing the carnage enfold, make a discreet escape to a nearby bowling alley, where they continue to talk and bond. They find Brian there, also escaping from the fight, but take no notice of him.
 
At the end of the night, at what remains of the reception, Helen and Rita end up drunkenly proclaiming their eternal love, Paul is able to bribe the police away and Jake finally has some fun when he goes golfing in the middle of the night.
 
==“I Don't” and Fanfic==
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* [http://www.fanfiction.net/s/6151869/1/ "Grove Hell 2: All the Lawndale People" (from chapter 5)] by [[Charles RB]]
* [http://www.theangstguy.com/fanfics/tilldeath.htm "Till Death Do Us Part"] by [[TAG]]
 
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