Daria (TV Series)
Antisocial Climbers (2000)
Wendy Hoopes: Jane Lane, Helen Barksdale Morgendorffer, Quinn Morgendorffer
Quotes
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[Walking lost in the mountains during a blizzard]
Jane Lane : I think this could really be it!
Daria : What are you talking about? Just keep walking, we'll find our way!
Jane Lane : I don't know, Daria! This is bad!
Daria : ...Listen, I'm sorry I gave you all that crap about your boyfriend!
Jane Lane : Well, I'm sorry I embarrassed you all those times in front of my brother!
Daria : [Awkward silence] ... I feel like we should say more!
Jane Lane : I know, that was kind of pathetic!
Daria : Umm... I'm sorry my parents didn't stop at one child!
Jane Lane : I'm sorry they added those ugly blue M&Ms... Better?
Daria : I've made my peace!
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Quinn : OK, Daria's talking, so I have to leave now.
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Jane Lane : Mr. DeMartino, we'd like to volunteer to go with you.
Mr. Anthony DeMartino : As much as I appreciate your KIND, if FOOLhardy offer, I have to decline. It's too DANGERous out there! Once you walk out those doors, you may NOT be coming back!
Daria : Okay. Then we're all on the same page.
Mr. Anthony DeMartino : Very well, but dress for survival.
Daria : Well, I was gonna dress for perishing, but okay.
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Daria : Let me make a quick assessment of our situation: We're lost in a blizzard with no equipment and no leadership, and if we don't get help we'll probably have to drag back the body of our history teacher.
Jane Lane : When you put it that way you make it sound bad.
Daria : Then let me rephrase: what started out as a grim, life-negating field trip has turned into a grim, life-negating gape into the void.
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Helen : Well, how was the field trip after the snow stopped? Did you girls learn anything?
Quinn : I learned that sometimes being too well dressed can work against you. Who would've thought that one's fashion sense could have a dark side. The normally life-affirming act of choosing an outfit...
Helen : [Interrupts] YES, Quinn. And what about you, Daria?
Daria : I came to the realization that given a choice between sharing shelter with my fellow students or risking death by blindly marching into a blizzard, it's blizzard-ho for me.