radio dark blue

Ownership meant a physical copy. Now you own nothing and can't find what you want across multiple streaming platforms.

1. What’s your favorite genre of music currently?

2. Name 3 of your go-to feel-good songs.

3. How many songs are on your longest playlist?

4. What’s your comfort song?

5. What 3 music artists would you say describes your taste in music?

6. Do you have merch from your favorite artists? (Including diy)

7. How many concerts have you been to and which ones?

8. What song describes your day today?

9. Name 3 of your go-to party songs.

10. Is your music taste similar to your family’s?

11. What album do you recommend to people most often?

12. What’s your favorite video game soundtrack?

13. Have you made art or fanfic related to any music artist or their songs?

14. What’s the last song you listened to?

15. Is your music taste similar to your friends’?

16. Name 3 of your go-to road trip songs.

17. Is there a song you like that you still skip regularly?

18. Do you know any album entirely by heart?

19. What song do you think should be in a movie/tv show?

20. What music streaming service do you use?

21. What’s the last album you listened to all the way through?

22. Is there any music artist whose entire discography you’ve heard?

23. Is there a music artist you listen to that your friends wouldn’t expect?

24. What song do you think should be in a video game? Which game?

25. Do you have any CDs, vinyls, cassettes, etc. of your favorite albums?

26. Do you know how to play any instruments?

27. What’s your favorite music video?

28. Do you usually focus more on lyrics or instrumentals?

29. Name 3 of your go-to sad songs.

a waiting crow

ink + watercolour

Her story started as a sad, isolated teenage girl who hated herself, her environment and the people in it. She was so empathetic that other people's sadness made her own worse, and so she asked 'why are there no happy people?' in 'Solitaire' since school and its misery affected everyone around her too. But a year and a half after the events of Solitaire we have this panel. Tori is sitting with her friends at university and has an outburst in the library. At school, Tori felt alienated from everyone in her own friend group, but then she came to uni and found her own people. What's more, she's doesn't feel obligated to put on a front in the presence of her new friends, whereas in 'Solitaire', Michael explicitly says that the two of them have to put on a pretence to appear 'normal' like a 'posh suit for dinner'. But in this scene Tori allows herself to fully feel and display her emotions and is completely unapologetic about it. Also, her established empathy from 'Solitaire' let's her be happy for Michael's success here. What could have been her 'weakness' in Solitaire (empathy) became a source of joy for her. Moreover, Michael, the person who she was so reluctant to form a relationship with ended up being the person who brought her so much joy in multiple ways. This entire panel completely contrasts to Tori's depression, alienation and reservation at the beginning of 'Solitaire' and it is so beautiful to have seen her evolve- even if only in snippets throughout the comic.