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'''Martha Peters''' is a fictional character in [[Doggieboy]]'s [[Apocalyptic Daria]]. She is the mother of [[Martin Peters]] and wife of [[John Peters]].
 
While Martha hashad no problem with Martin's friendship with [[Daria]], but she iswas horrified at the idea of a possible romance between the two and has takentook steps to stop it. SheWhen believesMartin was eight years old, she dreamed that Martinan hasangel atold callingher tothat her son would be a famous preacher. She took that as a sign from God and believed that Daria's involvement with himher son would disrupt that calling.
 
The fact that Martin doesdid not want to be a preacher has notnever fazed Martha's belief that his calling will be fulfilled. Martha also hashad a problem with 'secular' entertainments, as she had a heated discussion with her son over his watching the film [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logan%27s_Run_%281976_film%29 Logan's Run] due to the nudity of the actress [http://www.snowcrest.net/fox/loganpics/movie/a6more/jen24new.jpg Jenny Agutter].
 
It was revealed that Martha has long suffered from some form of mental illness, which may have fueled her beliefs about her son and which caused her to act out in as-yet unrevealed manners to drive female admirers away from her son. When she tried to force Daria away from Martin - going so far as to do such things as confront him in front of a group of parishioners and demand to know if he and Daria had been intimate, as well as burst in on a married couple having sex because she believed that it was Daria and her son - she was censured by the church elders and put on warning. In response, Martha was caught up in a psychotic episode, during which she shot and killed her husband (setting the family home ablaze and leaving him inside to die) and [[Glen Bates]], then shot another woman and nearly killed Daria before being shot by [[Odell Jones]] (an act which would have future repercussions).
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