 Mr. O Neill submits one of Daria s essays to a contests in a teen girl magazine, and she wins. Her prize, if you can call it that, is to spend the day with the editor the self-important editor of the eponymous magazine, a woman who thinks Daria s writing makes her "edgy," and spends much of her time trying to hold onto her youth and celebrity contacts. Jane believes it ll give Daria a chance to return the favor and spend a day at the editor s desk in New York City, but how much "edgieness" can she possibly handle?