Daria Learns About the Jem Remake
"So there's going to be a remake of Jem, huh?" Jane said while looking over Daria's shoulder.
"Yup." Daria replied as she finished reading the news story and then pulled up another tab and surprised Jane by typing out a quick email and sending it to Tiffany of all people.
"What was that for?!" Jane asked, rubbing her eyes since Daria had typed it so fast that she couldn't read it in time.
Daria turned around with a very toothy smile, "I'm going to audition for the role, and if I'm going to be truly outrageous. I'll need makeup tips from the master of the art."
"...Why not Quinn?" Jane squeaked out, and then berated herself for just saying the first thing to pop out of her brain.
"Haven't you seen how diligent Tiffany is with her makeup compared to the rest of the Fashion Drones? She knows more about makeup than Quinn will in a lifetime of shallowness." Daria assured her friend.
Meanwhile as Jane began to try and convince Daria that she lacked the acting chops for the role, one Tiffany Blum-Deckler was reading her email.
Far from what one would expect of her, Tiffany enjoyed the internet since unlike TV with it's flashing lights and colors, or music with it's sounds that made her brain fuzzy, she could view things at her own pace without distractions.
So after two hours of reading Tiffany quietly typed out a short confirmation reply and began to dig through her vast supply of makeup, knowing that if she was going to turn Quinn's Cousin into the perfect girl to play Jem, she'd have to pull out all the stops.
"Maybe... I... Should... Audition... Tooo..." Tiffany muttered to herself, it had been since childhood that she had seen the movie, but she was 50% sure that there had been an Asian backgrounder in that band.
What Tiffany didn't know was that while ultimately she wouldn't land a bit part on Jem, a talent scout would spot her in the lineup and get her a modeling gig for a jewelry company that would lead to a runway show for Dior that would in turn lead to a successful career as the first of a new generation of Supermodels.
But that's another, much better, story.