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[[Daria Morgendorffer|Daria]] accompanies [[Jake Morgendorffer|Jake]] to a franchising conference out of town when [[Helen Morgendorffer|Helen]] is unable to attend. (Daria hopes to salvage the trip with a visit to the [[Museum of Medical Oddities]]) When Helen's plans are canceled, she spends the weekend with the [[Fashion Club]]. We in the audience learn more about their muted father-daughter affection for one another than they the characters do.
[[Jake]] is excited over the opportunity to attend a franchising conference, where he'll have the opportunity to meet franchising genius [[Terry
On the flight, Jake reveals his fear of heights and mentally begins to question his ability as a father and if he should open up to his daughter, while Daria considers breaking down and expressing her confidence in her father. Neither of them do it.
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Back at home, Helen's case is settled at the last minute, leaving her free to stay at home and keep an eye on Quinn and her friends. Much to Quinn's embarrassment, however, Helen ends up joining their little party, getting a makeover from Sandi and asking for relationship advice -- particularly about a 'hypothetical' long-term relationship that's "sort of a drag". (Quinn misses the point and advises 'the woman' to "flirt with all his friends")
At the symposium, Jake and Daria run into Jodie's parents, and as the boorish [[Andrew Landon|Andrew]] introduces Jake to Terry
Emboldened by his newfound confidence, he takes Daria to the Museum of Medical Oddities, where he learns the true nature of fear.
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==Trivia==
* In the original [[MTV]] broadcast, the song "[[wikipedia:Learn to Fly|Learn to Fly]]" by [[wikipedia:Foo Fighters|Foo Fighters]] plays during the scene where Jake and Daria are on the plane.
* The title is based on the novel ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Of_Human_Bondage Of Human Bondage]'' by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Somerset_Maugham W. Somerset Maugham].
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