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An alternative history story by [[Richard Lobinske]] that speculates Daria's family dies of poisoning from the psychotropic berries they ate in the episode, "The Teachings of Don Jake". Agreeing to the request in Helen and Jake's will, she becomes Daria's guardian and both try to adapt to their new life together, going through the time framed covered by Season 2. |
An alternative history story by [[Richard Lobinske]] that speculates Daria's family dies of poisoning from the psychotropic berries they ate in the episode, "The Teachings of Don Jake". Agreeing to the request in Helen and Jake's will, she becomes Daria's guardian and both try to adapt to their new life together, going through the time framed covered by Season 2. |
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Tied for "Favourite Use of a Background Character From the Television Series" story in the [[3rd Daria Fanworks Awards]] |
Tied for "Favourite Use of a Background Character From the Television Series" and "Favorite Alternate History" story in the [[3rd Daria Fanworks Awards]] |
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Revision as of 01:19, 7 February 2008
An alternative history story by Richard Lobinske that speculates Daria's family dies of poisoning from the psychotropic berries they ate in the episode, "The Teachings of Don Jake". Agreeing to the request in Helen and Jake's will, she becomes Daria's guardian and both try to adapt to their new life together, going through the time framed covered by Season 2.
Tied for "Favourite Use of a Background Character From the Television Series" and "Favorite Alternate History" story in the 3rd Daria Fanworks Awards