| Misery | |
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Timeline Date: |
May 19th-20th, 2028 |
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Characters: |
Draft Breezeway, Kalamari Nelson, Misserie, Zephyr Breezeway, Kojak Eagleson, and several background characters |
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Locations: |
Draft's apartment (Pt.1 only), Kalamari's residence (Pt.2 only), The Cafe Baltic (Pts. 3-5), outside of Misserie's apartment (Pt.6 only) |
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Number of Episodes: |
6 |
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Canon? |
Yes |
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Author: |
SyrsaFox |
Story
Draft accepts a blind date with one of Kalamari's friends. However, through a misunderstanding and a date--it may turn out to be full of misery.
Gallery
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Notes
- Draft and Kalamari were watching Red Dead Revolver.
- The first part is the first time Draft's apartment is seen.
- Kalamari refers to Misserie as a "friend" of hers.
- In the background of Draft's apartment, he has a bookshelf. On this bookshelf are 5 pictures: one of his mother, one of his sister, and one of Spitfire. There is also a trophy and 3 Freddy Fazbear's Pizza plushies.
- According to the 2nd part, Kalamari and Draft made a promise to just stay friends.
- Kalamari apparently found Draft's goof to be cute, because she gives a shy blush after he leaves.
- Apparently, Draft didn't know where the cafe was exactly and had to find out, hence why it took him longer to get there.
- Skittle works here, as seen in the background with her on the phone.
- This comic introduces Kojak, a royal guard for Princess Twilight Sparkle, and Zephyr's boyfriend.
- Draft despises alcohol just like his parents.
- The mare that Draft sat with at first is Softy. She meets with Bon Bon later on, exchanges a phone and some words, but whatever is said makes her visibly upset.
- What Softy says means " Is the weather usually so cool?" in Polish.
- Misserie already had some wine before Draft arrived, as seen by her empty glass and empty bottle.
- Misserie seems to live at a duplex, some of her decorations can be seen from the outside window.
- Draft remained polite even after the miserable experience but let himself know that he was never doing that again.