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This episode, roughly equivalent to 3 "normal" episodes, represents a major test of Daria's and [[Jane Lane|Jane's]] friendship. This follows [[Tom Sloane]]'s pulling the "friend switch," having been Jane's boyfriend before going out with Daria. |
This episode, roughly equivalent to 3 "normal" episodes, represents a major test of Daria's and [[Jane Lane|Jane's]] friendship. This follows [[Tom Sloane]]'s pulling the "friend switch," having been Jane's boyfriend before going out with Daria. |
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The episode finds Jane going to [[Ashfield]], an artists' colony with college students, where both her commitment to her ideals and her perception of |
The episode finds Jane going to [[Ashfield]], an artists' colony with college students, where both her commitment to her ideals and her perception of herself are tested. |
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Daria, by contrast, is forced to volunteer at the [[Okay To Cry Corral]], a camp for troubled youth, run by [[Timothy O'Neill]], with the less-than-able assistance of the also-troubled [[Anthony DeMartino|"Uncle" Anthony DeMartino]]. There she meets [[Link]], an anti-social child who Daria attempts to help. At the same time, she begins her relationship with Tom and has difficulty dealing with his family and affluent lifestyle. |
Daria, by contrast, is forced to volunteer at the [[Okay To Cry Corral]], a camp for troubled youth, run by [[Timothy O'Neill]], with the less-than-able assistance of the also-troubled [[Anthony DeMartino|"Uncle" Anthony DeMartino]]. There she meets [[Link]], an anti-social child who Daria attempts to help. At the same time, she begins her relationship with Tom and has difficulty dealing with his family and affluent lifestyle. |
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