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Line 29: Jane admits she had been avoiding Daria because she didn’t want to remember that her comment might had caused the football player’s death, a notion Daria quickly dismisses, and the two clear the air on all the sore points: that Jane doesn't think Daria's a misery chick, and that Daria knows Tommy Sherman shouldn't have died but that he also wasn't a nice person. Afterwards, Jane admits she told Trent to say to anyone that visits that she was out running. "What a surprise, he forgot." "He didn't," replies Daria. Soon everything is back to normal in Lawndale ~~high~~High, though Daria gets to lay things down when asked a question about Tennyson's "better to have loved and lost" quote, as she says ~~realising~~realizing that life is both good ''and'' painful is being realistic, not miserable, and ~~recognises~~recognizes pain is better than feeling nothing. Despite all this, Daria is still approached a few days later. This time by [[Sandi Griffin\|Sandi]], whose cat [[Fluffy]] is ill. However, Daria is now ready, demanding a cash payment in advance of delivering blunt, though effective, advice. ==The original script==

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