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In "Aunt Nauseum", however, Daria was disillusioned to find Amy was just as flawed as her mother and Aunt Rita, and was only ''contributing'' to a problem. Daria and Quinn had to solve it themselves, and Amy recognized that fact.
==Daria and Jane==
Jane is the first and ''only'' friend Daria has ever made, by her own admission. Despite her history of deliberately isolating people and walling herself off, she almost immediately befriended Jane after the girl showed a similar cynical sense of humour. In "[[The Daria Diaries]]", she early on described Jane as "snide, resentful, and anti-social. Finally, a friend."
An absence of Jane, and the fear it'd be permanent, in "[[See Jane Run]]" saw Daria begin to talk to herself. (Even she was bemused by this)
In "[[Is It Fall Yet?]]", she admitted to admiring and liking Jane's aura of confidence: "you know exactly who you are, and nobody's ever going to con you into thinking you don't." Voice actor Tracy Grandstaff [http://canigetamanwiththat.com/post/1086565092/dear-daria-revisiting-the-misery-chick has suggested] "maybe she admired Jane so much because Jane was socially at ease, better looking, made out with guys, and didn’t have the same hang ups?"
Jane is the person Daria trusts the most. ("[[Boxing Daria]]")
==Relationship with classmates==
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