Jane: What do you want to talk for, you've been talking to everyone.

Daria: No. Everyone's been talking to me. There's a difference.

Jane: Well, what do you want to talk for anyway. You don't care about what happened.

Daria: How can you say that?

Jane: You've been treating it like, "Oh well. Another stupid day." The guy DIED!

Daria: I know he died! I'm sorry he died. But I'm not gonna pretend like he was some great person when he wasn't. People aren't upset because Tommy Sherman died. They're upset because THEY'RE gonna die.

Jane: That's understandable.

Daria: Okay. But you know what I've been hearing? "You know how I feel Daria, you're gloomy," "I knew I could talk to you Daria, you're always miserable." Tragedy hits the school and everyone thinks of me. The popular guy died and now I'm popular because I'm The Misery Chick. But I'm NOT miserable. I'm just not - like - them.

Jane: It really makes you think.

Daria: Funny. Thanks a lot.

Jane: No. That's why they want to talk to you. When they say, "You're always unhappy, Daria." What they mean is, "YOU think Daria, I can tell because you don't smile. Now this guy died and it's making me think and that hurts my little head and makes ME stop smiling. So tell me how YOU cope with thinking all the time Daria until I can get back to my normal vegetable state."