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Another series that hit 20 years old! Daria was one of my favorite series and I appreciated it more back when it aired when I was a kid. I was in the mood of drawing it.
one time i was going through a phase of watching 90ā²s cartoons and i doodled these gals for funnnn yahhoooo!!!!
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3 Classic Novels Daria would absolutely Love
Throughout the series its not uncommon to see Daria reading novels of high literary merit. Here are 3 books that I personally believe Daria would love.
1) As I lay Dying
As I lay Dying by WIlliam Faulkner is the story of Addie Bundrenās death and her families quest to carry her dead body from their rural farm home all the way to Jefferson , Mississippi. The non-embalmed body begins to decay on their travels and its revealed that Addieās dying wish of being buried in Jefferson is purely just a way for her to torture her family.
Daria would love this book for many reasons, the playful literary style, the deep symbolic nature of the subject matter, the dark tone, and of course the unique and disgustingly macabre story. Itās an interesting read for anyone interested please note that it is an extremely difficult read.
2) The Stranger
For many The Stranger by Albert Camus is one of the quintessential existentialism novels. Meursault, the main character, is a French Algerian man who does not cry at his mothers funeral. Days later he kills a man. The book follows Meursault before and after the murder and his inevitable death sentence. As Albert Camus wrote, āin our society any man who does not weep at his motherās funeral runs the risk of being sentenced to death.ā I only meant that the hero of my book is condemned because he does not play the game.ā
Meursault in a way would probably be relatable for Daria. I also wouldĀ like to believe that Daria is a fan of existentialist ideas.
3) The Sun also Rises
The Sun Also Rises is one of Hemingwayās most popular literally works but more then anything this is more of a place holder for all of Ernest Hemingwayās impressive stories and short stories. Itās not hard to believe that Daria would greatly appreciate the works of Ernest Hemingway with his straight to the point nature and his expertly crafted use of syntax.
What classic Novels do you think Daria would enjoy? With Dariaās love for reading I am definitely sure there are many more.
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Thought Iād draw some Daria characters, seeing how Iām rewatching the show yet again. I urge everyone to watch the original series. ITāS STILL GOOD.