What If
What If
[A large black circle (drawn on grid paper) with white bubbles inside it, filled with hearts, question marks, and stick figure couples. The hearts are colored red.] [Bottom left circle - stick figure couple with a heart] [Top right circle - with couple:] what if this isn't everything it should be? [Two circles left of top-right:] i'm not even sure how i feel [One circle right of top-right:] what if i'm making a mistake?
"One of my best friends just got engaged. I really, truly think they're going to be very happy together." The friends referred to are Scott and Sarah.

This comic features a man and a woman in a romantic setting, surrounded by a fractal combination of love and doubts; an arrangement based on the Apollonian gasket construction. Three circles are drawn tangent to each other, then additional circles are added that are tangent to three existing circles (without overlapping), ad infinitum.
Randall's character design wasn't yet fully settled. Considering that Megan arguably was introduced two comics ago, and that the man has some hair, the couple might or might not be interpreted as Cueball and Megan.
Randall's later blog and book have the same name, what if? , though with very different meaning.
[A large black circle (drawn on grid paper) with white bubbles inside it, filled with hearts, question marks, and stick figure couples. The hearts are colored red.] [Bottom left circle - stick figure couple with a heart] [Top right circle - with couple:] what if this isn't everything it should be? [Two circles left of top-right:] i'm not even sure how i feel [One circle right of top-right:] what if i'm making a mistake?
"One of my best friends just got engaged. I really, truly think they're going to be very happy together." The friends referred to are Scott and Sarah.
