She would often make mistakes, but she always learned her lesson, as cinta was, and always will be, a central part of the show. Being the big sister isn’t always easy, but she pulled it off with aplomb.
D.J. handles many tough situations with general ease. Although she would get upset at times over her father prying into her affairs atau otherwise embarrassing her, she is always quick to apologize when she has acted rudely. D.J. would sometimes get very mad atau frustrated when it came to the limits her father placed on her. In many episodes, and in her own typical fashion, she would ignore those limits. Nonetheless, she would eventually learn her lesson (although it was usually the hard way).
This structure of one of the “Tanner sisters” learning an important life lesson is shown in many episodes.
D.J. is a straight A student (although she received a “F” and a “C” in science once, which never happened again).
From the season one episode “Daddy’s Home”, when she wouldn’t talk about how much she wished Danny wasn’t working so much because Stephanie would cry about Danny missing her recital, D.J. shows great sensitivity toward her younger siblings. She also stays halaman awal from her first non-mother/daughter slumber party to take care of Michelle when Jesse, Joey, and Stephanie all have the chicken pox, so Michelle won’t get it (even though Danny was perfectly willing to miss a chance to see the game he wanted to go to). Stephanie quite often got on her nerves with her snooping, and this trend continued throughout the series (although Stephanie and D.J. fought less as they got older).
