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'''The Unflappable Jane Lane''' was [[Kara Wild]]'s third essay, written in October 1999 |
'''The Unflappable Jane Lane''' was [[Kara Wild]]'s third essay, written in October 1999. |
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==Background== |
==Background== |
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<i>The Unflappable Jane Lane</i>'s release came shortly after the release of Wild's ninth [[Driven Wild Universe]] story, [[Outvoted]]. Wild wrote this essay, in part, to express the frustration she felt about working with Jane in a starring role when the show, to that point, had presented her as little more than Daria's "unflappable" sidekick. |
<i>The Unflappable Jane Lane</i>'s release came shortly after the release of Wild's ninth [[Driven Wild Universe]] story, [[Outvoted]]. Wild wrote this essay, in part, to express the frustration she felt about working with Jane in a starring role when the show, to that point, had presented her as little more than Daria's "unflappable" sidekick. |
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==External Links== |
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* [http://www.the-wildone.com/essays/kw_essays/unflappable.html Essay at the Contrarian's Corner] |
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* [http://web.archive.org/web/20111015194736/http://outpost-daria.com/essay/kw_unflappable_jane_lane.html Essay at Outpost Daria] (via Wayback Machine) |
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[[Category:Essays|Unflappable Jane Lane, The]] |
[[Category:Essays|Unflappable Jane Lane, The]] |
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Latest revision as of 00:35, 17 June 2013
The Unflappable Jane Lane was Kara Wild's third essay, written in October 1999.
Background[edit]
The Unflappable Jane Lane's release came shortly after the release of Wild's ninth Driven Wild Universe story, Outvoted. Wild wrote this essay, in part, to express the frustration she felt about working with Jane in a starring role when the show, to that point, had presented her as little more than Daria's "unflappable" sidekick.
External Links[edit]
- Essay at the Contrarian's Corner
- Essay at Outpost Daria (via Wayback Machine)