Sandi Griffin: Difference between revisions

Although Sandi and Quinn are often at odds, there is a measure of sincerity in their friendship. When Sandi unexpectedly gains weight in "[[Fat Like Me]]," she withdraws from the Fashion Club out of embarrassment and shame. In an attempt to kill Quinn's chances of succeeding as Fashion Club President, Sandi manipulates Quinn into surrendering her position as Vice President, supposedly "out of respect for [their] friendship." Although flustered, Quinn continually visits and cares for Sandi, eventuallyand encouragingis herthe toonly followclub amember strictwho routineis ofactually dietbothered andSandi exercisehas sogone. thatWhen sheQuinn can returndecides to herhelp Sandi normallose weight. Quinn'sand motivescome aren'tback entirelyto pureschool, however,Sandi asis [[Dariadriven Morgendorffer|Daria]]to pointstears outby thatthis Sandi'sact weightof gainkindness, could placeand athe depreciatingtwo valuegirls ondeclare Quinn'stheir sociallove status.and Regardlessappreciation of motive,one Sandianother. is(She movednever tofind tearsout bythat Quinn's[[Daria kindness,Morgendorffer|Daria]] andtricked theQuinn twointo girlsdoing declareit theirby loveinventing anda appreciationthreat ofto oneher another.popularity) At the end of the episode, Sandi has mostly returned to her normal vindictive self, only slightly changed by her experience—but she never afterward speaks ill of Quinn or treats her badly.