Jane Lane

Black shorts, black T-shirt, red jacket, black nylon tights. Long black boots. Bob haircut, black hair, blue eyes, red lipstick.

Jane Lane, sarcastic and cynical, but unlike Daria, more open, is ready to join any movement just for the fun of it. An artist who often paints in surrealist, abstract and similar styles. She's good at copying the works of famous artists. She once did this for money, but after a while, she gave it up because she felt she was selling herself short and was burning out. She eventually returned to her unusual style. She draws well, which is confirmed by the fact that she was sent to a creative arts camp, where mostly adults with great skills ended up. often sleeps until noon Her parents are creative and are too busy with themselves most of the time to pay attention to their children. There's no food in the refrigerator, they don't know what's going on in her life, they're either not home, on vacation, or so engrossed in their creative work that they don't pay attention to her. Her older brother, Trent, slept in a tent for a whole month as a child. Overall, she's subjected to systematic neglect. In one episode, she suffered an identity crisis when the teacher gave them an assignment they couldn't do. She tried to be ordinary, was invited to a cheerleading audition, and felt like it was too easy, meaning she wasn't special. But ultimately, she overcame her identity crisis when she realized what an ordinary life would look like, that it wasn't for her, and that she would never fit in. I went to the school parade with my ex-boyfriend. Where they made fun of everyone.

From the episode where Jane starts selling her copies of famous artists' works for money “Aren’t you afraid of becoming a sell-out artist?

"Just not when it comes to cash. Money, money. I love money. I could swallow it by the wad."

The episode where Jane experienced a personal crisis and loss of individuality. The scene where she's at the cheerleader casting. "Hurray, hurray, hurray,

Forward, forward, forward.

It doesn't matter who wins.

He's going to die someday anyway." The episode where she begins a relationship with Tom (he later leaves her and goes to Daria) Tom: “Do you like convertibles?”

Jane: - Do you have a convertible?

Tom: - No, but the roof is rotten through.

Jane: - Almost a convertible.

Jane: "I think I'm just soaking up the model vibe. Can I just go to the bathroom and puke my breakfast?" Daria: "Will you have breakfast? Jane: “Thank you, but I prefer not to have breakfast after lunch, otherwise the whole dinner will go to waste...”

Jane: "Shallow graves for shallow people."

Daria: “You’re not going to act like a crazy daisy, are you?” Jane: "What a precise image..."

The episode where Tom dumps Daria Jane "What?! That bastard abandoned you?!" Daria

• Actually, it was me who did it. Jane
• A-a-a... so you are the brute?

Daria: - If I decided to write about marriage rituals, I would go back 200 years, when women either got married or died alone.

Jane: "Yes, and now they get married and then die alone." Daria: “The neighbors will start gossiping!” Jane:

• Great, and then they will learn to draw pictures on the walls of the cave and civilization will advance. Jane: "But it all started out so wonderfully disgusting." Daria: "In Andy Warhol's film, a guy slept for 8 hours. People said it was brilliant!" Jane: "These people changed their minds as soon as they got off the needle." Daria: “Is there really no situation where your appearance isn’t appreciated? Jane: “For example, when you donate organs, only if it’s not an eye.” Daria: “Okay, I need to go to the bathroom. Jane:
• That's right, refresh the lack of makeup on your face!