Magnolia Harbor

[ Early 20s | She/Her ]

Magnolia is known in town for her more eccentric taste in fashion and outgoing nature. She dreams of one day owning her own boutique and selling her own designs, but for the time being she'll stick with helping out at the Clover's bakery.

When Liorra returns to home to Cottonwood, Magnolia is her biggest support system. Magnolia informs Liorra of Mallory's disappearance and warns them of Dominique's withdrawn disposition. Overall, Magnolia is excited to see Liorra back in town.

Magnolia is passionate, tenacious, and confident. On the other hand, Magnolia can also be blunt, impatient, and disingenuous.

Characters I draw inspiration from for Magnolia include : Rarity, Maggie Lacivi, ( More TBA . )

Magnolia's Toyhouse

The Theory of you is a story about identity and understanding, we see the characters going through day-to-day life while tackling inner struggles and interpersonal relationships.

Liorra Orchid

[ Early 20s | They/She ]

Liorra was never sure of what her future held, and after a particularly harsh break-up, she finds herself even more uncertain. Moving back to Cottonwood after being away from home for over two years, she struggles to reconnect her past friendships, especially upon learning about the loss of her closest friend.

They return home to their mother, who informs them that she occasionally sees Liorra's old friend, Magnolia Harbor, working at the local bakery, but she's not sure about the other two.

Liorra is empathetic, optimistic, and intuitive. On the other hand, Liorra can also be disorganized, fickle, and unreliable.

Characters I draw inspiration from for Liorra include Mae Borowski, Noelle Holiday, ( More TBA . )

Edit !! I now have a Toyhouse for Liorra:) | Liorra's Color Ref

The Theory of you is a story about identity and understanding, we see the characters going through day-to-day life while tackling inner struggles and interpersonal relationships.

TTOY has content warnings that include but are not limited to grief, homophobia (outward and internalized), and abuse (mental, emotional, sexual). While the story and characters are meant to reflect nonfictional circumstances, TTOY itself is a fictional story and does not draw inspiration from any true story, if there are any similarities, they are purely coincidental.