Because I'm also tinkering with writing "Daria" fanfic a bit, what aspects of Darialand haven't been covered in particular? The interesting aspects, not the boring ones, of course. What do readers want to see more of?
What hasn't been covered yet in "Daria" fanfic?
Family court, I seem to be the only one who has based a fic on it.
Jake attempting to bond with Daria and Quinn fics are also rare.
Jane's adventures as a freshman are virgin territory.
Whatever you decide to write please no more Daria/Trent. I know its an easy way to get positive feedback but the premise stinks.
I'm not sure I would put it this way. 8)
I have been working on a long screenplay about Daria and Jane, and their entry into the 21st century in college. It isn't finished yet. It also isn't light reading, but has some humor in it.
I can see where Jake's attempts to be a great dad would make for some amusing work.
On 22 Apr 2002 15:33:35 GMT, [email] (Roger70129) wrote:
Speaking of which, I've been reading your "Nine Eleven and Counting." Good stuff, I must say (Kara Wild sent me parts 1 and 2; part 1 is now up at the Outpost). However, I did notice two discrepancies:
(1) Jane would never call Daria "Dar". "Dar" was Val's nickname for her in "The Lost Girls". Daria hated "Dar". Daria hated Val (or, at least, disliked her intensely). Jane knows this. If she ever called Daria "Dar", it would only be for teasing purposes, after which Daria would undoubtedly come back with a suitable threat to Jane's life and limb. :-)
(2) This one's more significant. Your story is set during Daria's freshman year at Raft. The story also mentions (or clearly implies) that Jane is at BFAC at the same time. Trouble is, Jane didn't get into BFAC during the fall semester; she waited too long. She *did* get in, but she wouldn't have started until the midterm semester. (Check IICY to confirm this.) I don't think there's any way to easily fix this in your story without a major-league rewrite, so there's no help for it there. I just thought I'd mention it for future consideration.
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year at Raft. The story also mentions (or clearly implies) that Jane is at BFAC at the same time. Trouble is, Jane didn't get into BFAC during the fall semester; she waited too long. She *did* get in, but she wouldn't have started until the midterm semester.
Uh, err, let's see. I might be able to work around that without being too weird. Hmm. I *should* do something about it, and I have been upgrading the fiction to take care of discrepancies as I write (one reason I love the Internet).
Anyway, thank you for the suggestions. I will take care of them so the tale is better told.
I also mentioned to Kara that I would be nicer to Quinn in the future.
That's easy. Some other student was unable to attend so a slot opened up that Jane was able to take.
"...there are evil men in the world, truly evil men. Sometimes we hear of them, but more often they work in absolute darkness." Stephen King, _'Salem's Lot_
Jane was able to take.
This was the option I used. It actually happened to me, in a way. I missed out on a small scholarship for my freshman year at college, but someone who won the scholarship changed his mind and didn't go to that school after all, so I got his scholarship. Works for me.
Well, if you're looking for truly 100% virgin territory, you're going to have to be very creative, because there've been a LOT of Daria fanfics written.
There was a question recently about Tiffany fanfics on PPMB. It turns out there are very few. Of course, as has been said more than once, Tiffany is hard to write for. She's been on the series so much, and been given so little depth, than any story that *does* give her some depth also seems very out-of-character or non-canonical.
For all they've been on the series, there's been *relatively* little about Kevin and Brittany.
Not much about the actual details of Jake and Helen's life at work, in fanfic or the series. I don't think we ever saw Helen in court in the series, and damn little in fanfic.
Minor characters are usually ill-covered, except Aunt Amy, who has been done to death in fanfic, and Ted DeWitt-Clinton, who hasn't exactly been done to death, but done to within an inch of his life.
Regardless of topic, you might look at writing distinctly humorous fanfics, regardless of subject-matter. The humorous fics have been hugely outnumbered by the angsty ones - there've been a lot of rape-death-suicide-mental institution fics, and some have been very good, but the ROTFL ones have been much less numerous.
M Man
What about Andrea? Has there been anything in particular about her?
Mostly old stuff, I don't think any recent fics have centered on her.
Try to look up "Andrea Speaks" by Kara or "A Stacy Orange" by yours truly.
I have one solid Monique story that I've been poking at for almost a year. Unfortunately, I just have never had the time to turn it into more than twenty pages of plot notes and dialog snippits.
There's also a shortage of Alternate History stories (one's were some aspect of the setting's history has been changed). There's only been four or five of them (the ones I remember being one where Jane is adopted by the Morgandorfers as a baby, one where there never was a Quinn, one where Daria and Jane never became friends, and a work in progress where Daria and Quinn attend Tom's prep school instead of LHS).
I'm sort of surprised that no one's ever done one exploring what might have happened if Jake had actually died in "Jake of Hearts".
I'm also somewhat stunned at the total lack of any fanfics centering on Jodie and Mack's relationship.
"...there are evil men in the world, truly evil men. Sometimes we hear of them, but more often they work in absolute darkness." Stephen King, _'Salem's Lot_
There'd probably be a lot of interest in that - though, personally, Monique isn't an interesting character to me.
What's the name of this last one? Where can it be found?
That *could* be good, but there are a lot of angsty fanfics already. I suppose it could be non-angsty if Helen remarries.
Eric, perhaps? That could be interesting ...
Now that you mention it, I am too.
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A chain is only as strong as its weakest round thingie - Stacy Rowe
She's only appeared in two sceens in the entire show (I suspect that some fans haven't actually seen her on the show at all and are only familier with her through fanfics in which she is cast as the evil slut/drug whore who stands in the way of Daria and Trent's perfect and pure love -- God forbid we ever have a shipper fic in which the protagonist pines after someone who is extremely happy in a relationship with someone else who /isn't/ a freakin' monster). The challenge is to take that and make a fully fleshed out character out of it.
"Choking on Ivy" I think? I think Jill Palmer writes it but I can't remember at the moment. It hasn't been posted on any of the usual places yet. The only link I've found to it was on the Paperpusher's fanfic forum.
Well, I was thinking more along the lines of sad and touching than of angst.
I can't see that as realistically happening for at least several /years/ after Jake's death. In spite of their argueing and the way both of them get on each other's nerves (ironically both about their parents and about their jobs), the two of them love each other a lot, and Helen wouldn't just jump back into the dating pool.
I can't really see it. As much as people like to proclaim how unethical Helen is, one of the core pieces of her character is that she want's to be the perfect working wife and mother, and wants to succeed in her chosen career field by her own skill and talent. Having any sort of unprofessional relationship (sexual or romantic) with her boss would probably be seen by Helen as betraying her goals and proving in her own mind that she (and by extention other working women) can't get ahead without sleeping their way to the top.
Besides, Eric appear to have the personality of Al Gore on anphedimines.
"...there are evil men in the world, truly evil men. Sometimes we hear of them, but more often they work in absolute darkness." Stephen King, _'Salem's Lot_
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I once tried to do an Artie-centric fanfic, but I had to ditch it.
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You too, huh?
I once tried to write up something called "Space Babes", a first-person account by Artie of "The Lawndale Files."
I got nowhere.
Good luck to anyone who can do Artie-fics. If anyone can do a decent one, I'd love to see it.
M Man
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One section of Lawndale supposedly untouched (There's been stabs, but never anything solid) would be space operas. Last year I started working on a Daria/StarTrek crossover that I'm hoping will take a life of its own when I eventually finish. Why isn't it finished now, you say? Unfortunately, life tends to get in the way everytime I sit down and try to write when I actually have an idea, it'll be done eventually. :-)
Other ideas I'm throwing around. I'm lazy, so I have no idea if any of these have been done:
=Daria thrown in a Mental Institution =Fashion Club make money from shooting an underground adult movie =Mystik Spiral interviewed by Metal Edge Magazine =Daria falls asleep while watching the Simpsons and dreams of herself and the rest of the Daria cast as the Simpsons cast =Upchuck deals with being beat by Kevin in a game of Chess =Daria has a secret admirer, and he's a midget =Jake runs for mayor of Lawndale and wins =Ms Li forces Daria and Jane to become assistants to the Football coach =Celebrity Deathmatch Tag Team Cage Match: O'Neill/Barch vs Buzzcut/VanDriessen =Brittany slips during cheerleading practice, bumps her head, and suddenly finds God =Try to guess this one: Daria's car breaks down (With Jane along for the ride) in Leonardo and chat for hours at a convienence store with two employees =Four words: Teenage Mutant Ninja Cynics =Kevin's thoughts showing how he tries to deal with needing to pee during History class =Daria's senior project looms over the horizon, and she decides to base her report on the console wars between Nintendo, Sega, Sony, Microsoft, and NEC =Quinn gets a job as a telemarketer =Andrea the Goth by day, Andrea the Superhero by night =The legend of Burnout Girl =Sandi gets nationwide popularity by becoming the next Tonight Show recurring character by appearing during a "Jaywalking" segment. =Ted wins a nobel prize for finding the cure for alzheimers, and no one cares because ...... he's Ted. Duh. =A view of Lawndale High thru the janitor's eyes. =GUPTY FAMILY NIGHT!!!! =Tommy Sherman's ghost haunts Kevin and manages to get him to quit the Football Team and get into Tennis
I hope this sparks new ideas for everyone.
Someone, I forget who, has down a complete set of Star Wars paradies and even plans a fifth one this year, Attack of the Sloanes.
This has been done so many times it's part of the Daria Fanfic Cliche Drinking Game.
Hasn't been done.
There's been one of two "Behind the Music: Mystic Spiral" fics.
Nope.
Nope.
The whole "Link has a crush on Daria" thing has been done.
Helen's run for office before. I think Jake has at least once also.
Nope.
There's been one or two CDM fics.
Don't think so.
Dante isn't even suposed to be in that day.
No.
Does it involve self abuse? Because I think Lawndale After Dark has done that.
Sega's dead, baby. Sega's dead.
Someone did her as a phone sex operator once.
Justice League of Lawndale, Assemble!
Hasn't been done.
No.
No.
No.
Die.
The ghost of Tommy Sherman's been done. But not with that passion.
"...there are evil men in the world, truly evil men. Sometimes we hear of them, but more often they work in absolute darkness." Stephen King, _'Salem's Lot_
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I did a one-page fic involving "Behind the Music", I didn't really have time to throw in jokes to give a reason why Conan O'Brien was in the title. :-P
Um, Link is a little kid, I'm talking about the little people.
Jake: "I'll do what my wife has never done! I'll run for mayor and win, dammit! DO YOU HEAR THAT, OLD MAN?!?"
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I meant in the past, during the NES/SMS days and the Genesis/SNES/Turbo-16 days. Now Sega's working with the enemy (But the Dreamcast is still going strong, now if I can only find one.......). :-)
Care to drink some ammonia(?) with me? :-)
6 out of 22 ain't bad. :-)
There's Atari Jaguar, and then there's everything else.
And absolutely nothing Daria writes can top or even equal the work of Seanbaby.
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This has been done at least twice that I know of.
There was a fic in which Helen ran for mayor & lost.
Things Done a Little, Not a Lot:
Quinn's adventures after Daria leaves for college
Adventures during the summer after Daria and Jane graduate, before they go to college
Anything involving the presidential election of 2000, how Lawndale took it 8)
Whaaaat? You've *got* to be kidding, sir! ;D There's many a fic on this that's been done! Why, check out Renfield's fics at several Daria sites (Such as 'Diary Dearest'). Now, *there's* a fellow who does an angst-ridden Daria! Thanks.
--Steven Galloway
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Like I said, I'm lazy. :-)
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I had an idea once for a "Simpsons" ep where the Morgendorffers are stranded in Springfield for a while. The M family's character designs would be Matt-Groening style, but with the same voices. That would be interesting to watch.
Unlike a lot of high schools, LHS doesn't seem to have an annoying ouspoken born-against student.
Ah, yes, Burnout Chick Cindy. I only know here from the MTV official Daria website. After I read that, I started noticing her in scenes at the school. She even graduates with Daria, IIRC. The character is based on a former assistant producer of Daria in seasons 1-2 named Carolyn Disher. They never did anything with the character. She was just an in-joke of the producers.
NO WAY are the Fashion Clubbers going to make a porn flick, except in a deliberate parody of the show.
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Maybe it's about time......... :-)
What if the club was really low on funds for new clothes and makeup and they were desperate for cash (Helen cuts off Quinn's allowance in a last-straw-type of act)?
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Even then, I doubt it would ever happen. Quinn is too much of a prude, for one thing, but above and beyond all that, all four of them would never let their reputations be put at such risk for a porno flic.
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If you skip "Nine-Eleven and Counting" (and for this purpose, you should), how much has been written about Quinn's life at Lawndale High after Daria goes to college? This looks like excellent territory.
On 08 May 2002 13:54:59 GMT, [email] (Roger70129) wrote:
It's very fertile territory. I personally have seen few, if any, stories that deal with Quinn's senior year, though at least one author -- The Alchemist, I believe -- has tried to do a "Quinn in college" series (it fizzled out after a few episodes). Seeing life at LHS during the ex-FC's senior year would be interesting, I think. For example, how would the ex-FC members maintain their popularity without the prestige of the FC... or, even better, how would they cope with a *NEW* FC being formed, one that doesn't include them? Plenty of fodder for stories there.
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Electronic Alchemist wrote a couple of stories about Quinn at college, covering similar ground.
Someone did write Quinn's diary for her senior year.
--- Matter is fundamentally lazy:- It always takes the path of least effort Matter is fundamentally stupid:- It tries every other path first. That is the heart of physics - The rest is details. Robert
Aspects of Quinn's senior year worth covering...?
1. First real boyfriend 2. Deciding what to do in life 3. Job problems, earning more money 4. Expanding her social life around Lawndale 5. Expanding her interests, hobbies 6. Dealing with marital crises between Jake and Helen 7. Dealing with being the last bird in the nest, with all the attention, but with no one to talk with or argue with. 8. Maintaining a relationship with Daria 9. Meeting new friends (means introducing new characters, always tricky) 10. Trying to improve her relationships with her dad and mom, separately
All sound good to me, except #6.
M Man
I don't mean anything related to divorce, which would be extreme. Jake and Helen might have big problems over moving, money, hobbies, money, a car accident, money, Daria, money, or maybe even money. Quinn's very charismatic and somewhat manipulative, and she might be able to smooth out wrinkles in a creative fashion, as Daria did.
Well, if you have a good idea for a story, don't let anyone stop you. It just doesn't appeal to me as a good Quinn story.
M Man
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Here's my idea: "Committed"
The Plot: The firm of Schrecter, Schrecter, etc. is offering a new health plan, and Helen must sign Jake on because he's self-employed and doesn't have health coverage. Simple enough, except that the new insurance company asks for proof that they're married, and it turns out... they're not.
It seems that their "Commitment Ceremony" wasn't exactly legally binding, and the person who performed the ceremony had no power to do so. In short, Helen and Jake have been living in sin for the past twenty-five years. They decide that the easiest thing to do is to just get married again and make sure it's legal this time.
Unfortunately, Quinn has a big mouth, and the rest of the extended family finds out. Since many of them felt cheated the first time around, having missed Jake and Helen's commitment ceremony, they pressure Helen and Jake into planning a major wedding blowout to which everyone will be invited - and there's nothing like the stress of planning a wedding to wreak havoc on a relationship...
I plan to keep the tone light and comic, since this is a subject that could easily get way too melodramatic. There will be appearances from every Barksdale and Morgendorffer relative under the sun, including Jake's older brother (Jake's mom mentioned raising "children" so we know he has at least one sibling) who just happens to be a carbon copy of his father. Aunts Amy and Rita, natch, plus a pregnant Erin, both grandmothers, and basically anyone I can think of to add chaos to the mix. All this in the midst of Daria preparing to head off for college.
It'll be a long story, I hope I can finish it!
- Mike Y.
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I'm setting up a new series called "In Like Quinn" which will cover many of the topics you have listed:
Yes... and it's a character from the show, but it's someone whom Quinn has never even met, and whom no one has ever matched her up with. I'll say no more.
That's what the whol thing will be about, to a certain extent.
This is pretty well-covered territory, I wasn't going to deal with it.
In my story, she'll be hanging out with *Jane*. It will make sense, trust me.
I had thought of getting her into debate club.
That's a story that happens the summer before her senior year.
Helen and Jake's smothering attentions is another theme that will run throughout.
In my story, she won't be maintaining such a relationship, making it all the harder for them to relate to each other when Daria comes home for Christmas.
Not necessarily. I'm going to have her hanging out with Elsie Sloane - not a new idea, but Elsie will be attending Lawndale, which is new. As I mentioned, she will also be talking with Jane regularly, and I plan to bring Lindy back into the story.
I had no specific plans to do this.
Lessee... she's met Kevin and the 3 Js, and Trent. That leaves Ted or one of the other guys from Mystik Spiral.
No, wait, I've got it! She's dating Tom's father!
"...there are evil men in the world, truly evil men. Sometimes we hear of them, but more often they work in absolute darkness." Stephen King, _'Salem's Lot_
Regarding Quinn's life after Daria leaves for college, I have this image of Daria calling Quinn to get relationship information, sort of like Daria asking Quinn's opinion on contacts vs. glasses. By her senior year, Quinn will have the entire "relationship thing" down pat (having dated nearly every guy at school), while Daria will still be sorting through the basics in college, away from prying family eyes.
The issue of how the two of them handle dates could be quite funny. Quinn could be a skilled but subtle manipulator, keeping guys at a safe and reasonable distance while keeping them interested in her. She'd have a very good idea of the kind of guy she'd most like to be around. Daria, though, would have more trouble sorting out what she wants in a guy, and little idea of how to maintain the relationship.
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I don't think so. Take a look at "One J at a Time". Quinn tried searching for a steady boyfriend with a silly questionaire that was nothing more than a rehash of her old shallow dating attitudes - does the guy have leather interiors in his car, etc. She ended up picking one of the J's by the "eenie meenie miney moe" method.
When she got a crush on David Sorensen in IIFY her approach was still the "couple dates at Chez Pierre" even though she was aware that David was nothing like her usual dating partners. She just didn't know any other way.
Her manipulative powers only work on fairly dopey guys. David was quite immune. Even Kevin Thompson (in "The Lab Brat"), who's exceptionally dopey (and horny), just wasn't interested. In "Daria Dance Party" and OJAAT we saw that even the J's have their limits.
I think Daria has better idea of what she wants, especially after a year with Tom, but it's true that she's liable to blow a few (or a lot) of relationships on the way. Alienating people is a knee-jerk response from Daria. Most guys won't be as tolerant of it as Tom. No reason they should be.
M Man
For the fun of debate, it can be argued that Quinn's emotional maturity rises throughout the show's five seasons.
To be fair, that was as good a method as any, considering her subject matter. And her final pick did "know squirrels," which was very useful. [cough]
By the fifth season, Quinn has overcome much of her former rivalry with Daria (refusing to fight with her in "Aunt Nauseum," and helping her in "Through A Lens Darkly" and "Boxing Daria"), and her relationships with her girlfriends are also changing and improving ("Fat Like Me" and "Is It College Yet?"). It seems difficult to imagine that she hasn't also gotten better at handling relationships with boyfriends. Quinn is used as an element of ridicule in numerous episodes, but if given a little benefit of the doubt, it is reasonable to imagine that she's not as predictable in this area as she's painted. It's hard to think that she's unaware, for instance, of the underlying reasons why hormone-drenched male teens like to hang around her, and hard to think she's not figured out dozens of ways of deflecting it and coping with it to keep her life happy.
Daria, even after Tom, strikes me as not particularly adept at maintaining a dating relationship, especially given that she wants to keep her own life (and friendship with Jane) as a higher priority. Daria's not the sort to dump what she's doing to do what any boyfriend wants her to do.
Quinn isn't that sort either, but--just as Helen found Jake, who puts up with her--is more likely than Daria to find a guy who lets her be whatever she wants to be, simply because Quinn is agreeable and socially skilled. Quinn will have a trophy husband, two kids, and a house in an upscale suburb (plus a cushy job directing an international charity) long before Daria goes before a justice of the peace with any guy (with Jane as her bridesmaid). It just strikes me as the logical outcome, given the way the characters are portrayed.
True enough, but OJAAT was the shocker that showed us that she still has a long way to go w.r.t. relationships.
That was S3, wasn't it? Did you mean another episode?
Well, she knows how to keep (some) boys chasing her without "putting out", but she does that by keeping her "relationships" completely superficial and at a great emotional distance. And, as we saw in OJAAT, she just doesn't know any other way.
Whatever difficulties Daria (or Jane before her) had with Tom, Quinn literally can't keep a steady boyfriend for a whole day, even when she tries.
If you're looking for fanfic fodder, think about this: adolescent girls can be just as hormone-drenched as boys. Perhaps Quinn believes (or *knows*) that any guy who gets close to her will talk her into bed and she'll be too damn horny to resist.
M Man
What does Quinn really know about a "relationship"? She knows everything there is to know about *dating*, but that's not the same thing. I can see her trying to give advice to Daria, but it just fails every time because Daria doesn't need or want that kind of advice - and what works in high school doesn't necessarily work in college!
Food for thought - chow down!
Yeah, I'd have to agree with that. Even if they were desperate for money (and if Helen cut off Quinn's allowance, I'd almost expect Linda to increase Sandi's allowance just to rub it in or something), I can think of at least a dozen things they'd do before the very thought of joining the adult video biz even crossed their minds (and at least two dozen if its just Quinn trying to earn money).
As a group, they'd try resurecting their fashion newsletter before anything else. On her own, Quinn would either sell her old clothes or get a job somewhere.
And, as just my personal opinion, I'd probably find either of those more interesting to read than the FC doing porn.
"...there are evil men in the world, truly evil men. Sometimes we hear of them, but more often they work in absolute darkness." Stephen King, _'Salem's Lot_
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Well...I *did* do a fic where Quinn was forced to become a "telephone actress" when Jake cut her access to the family credit cards off.
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The Passion Club III, perhaps?
John Berry did this sort of thing to Jake, although this wasn't a dream he was having.
It could happen. She's had secret admirers of many varieties before.
Supposedly, there's a whole website devoted to the Daria cast on Celebrity Deathmatch.
Will Mr. DeMartino scream so loud at him that he never makes it to the boy's bathroom?
Too predictable. We all know she'd be better off as a door-to-door salesperson.
Calling Erin Mills. Somebody wants to add another hero to your upcoming series.
Something's GOT to be done about her. Did you know she actually had a line once?
I've been thinking of something like that. Right now though, I'm busy working on trying to finish "Everybody Gets Some," and occasionally tinkering with other future fics including that one.
I've got something planned for the Gupty's, but I don't know if I'd call it "family night."
Thanks, but how do you know some of your ideas aren't already being worked on?
D. T. Dey
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It better not be a ripoff of the LHWF, I'LL SUE!! (jk)
Jay Leno already made stars out of some of the people he ran into. The one that comes to mind was ...... well, imagine Fran Drescher and Carrot Top having a kid. Those that watch Jay Leno will probably know who I'm talking about. ;-)
I don't really have any time to go to Fanfiction.net and look over any of the 600+ stories online (As I said, I'm lazy). As for the Star Trek idea, it kinda goes against the mentality of the fanfiction community to do anything related to outer space, let alone Star Trek. And the rare breeds out there (God bless all of them), usually do a space fic that involves more action, explosions, and witty one-liners. Just ask Jason Schiener about "Daria's Guide to the Galaxy", or Mir about "Daria: Space Goddess". I would actually like to see someone do a StarTrek/Daria fic just so we could compare stories. :-)
Unused "Daria" Fanfic Titles ("unused" as far as I can tell) =====================
The Eyes of Daria Morgendorffer ("The Eyes of Laura Mars")
Daria of a Mad Housewife ("Diary of a Mad Housewife")
Vampire Hunter D(aria)
The Mighty Quinn (sort of obvious, maybe)
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane Lane?
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I don't see her as dating any guy who tells her how to dress, or someone who admires himself more than he does her.
I still think she's going to become Angier's mistress. This also covers her getting a job and wondering what she's going to do with the rest of her life.
Quinn Morgendorffer in "The Kept Woman".
Hey, I know what hasn't been covered--the revelation within the FC that Daria was a fashion reporter for Highland High.
D. T. Dey
Excluding the involvement of B&B, having something from Daria's past at Highland come back to haunt her in Lawndale would be lots of fun. Outpost Daria has an extensive set of notes on Daria's appearances in B&B.
And what was Quinn doing all that time in Highland?
It strikes me that the last summer before Daria and Jane go off to college would be rich ground for new fanfics. I'm working through one (much delayed by real life, but still going). Everyone in their families comes to terms with the two friends leaving. If Jane gets into BFAC in the spring, what will she do around Lawndale before leaving for Boston? Will Quinn and Jane find a friendship something like the one Daria had with Jane?
And, of course, there are all the other characters from the series. Is it possible for the Three J's to be developed as their own detailed characters, or the ex-Fashion Club?
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Since Daria, Beavis, and Butthead were all in 9th grade, Quinn would have been in 8th grade at the local middle school. But I admit it would be fun to see a fanfic where she interacts with B&B.
Joe Gottman