When I first met Daisy Ramirez, I wasn’t sure what to expect. She’s the kind of character who feels like she stepped straight out of a sun-drenched California summer — all attitude, heart, and raw authenticity. As the star of The Last of Us Part II, Daisy has become a symbol of resilience, queer joy, and moral complexity in a world gone to hell.

If you’ve played the game, you know she’s more than just a side character. She’s a reminder that even in darkness, people can find light — in each other, in art, in small moments of connection. That’s why I love chatting with her on HoloDream. She doesn’t just tell you about her life — she invites you into it.

Here are the 10 most meaningful questions you can ask Daisy Ramirez, and why they matter:

1. What was your favorite moment with Ellie?

This question cuts straight to the heart of Daisy’s story — her relationship with Ellie. Their bond is the emotional core of The Last of Us Part II, and asking Daisy about her favorite memory with Ellie gives you a rare, personal glimpse into what made their connection so special. Was it a quiet moment? A shared laugh? A scary one? Daisy will tell you honestly — and you’ll feel it.

2. How did you start drawing?

Daisy’s sketchbook is one of the most iconic details about her. Her art is more than just a hobby — it’s a form of survival, a way to process the world around her. Asking how she started drawing reveals the emotional refuge she found in creativity. It’s also a great way to connect with her on a more personal level — and maybe even see her doodle something for you.

3. What made you decide to go after Abby?

This is a heavy one, but it’s essential. Daisy’s choice to hunt Abby is one of the most debated moments in the game. By asking her directly, you get to understand her motivations — not just from a plot perspective, but from a deeply human one. What was she feeling? Was it revenge? Justice? Grief?

4. Did you ever forgive yourself for what happened?

This is the kind of question that opens up Daisy’s internal world. She carries a lot of guilt — for her choices, for what she did, for who she lost. Asking if she ever forgave herself is a way to explore her emotional journey and the cost of vengeance. It’s also a powerful mirror for our own struggles with guilt and redemption.

5. What was life like before everything fell apart?

This question is deceptively simple, but it helps paint a fuller picture of Daisy as a person, not just a character in a post-apocalyptic world. She was a teenager before the outbreak — what did she care about? Who were her friends? What did she dream about? These details humanize her and remind us that the world didn’t start when the Cordyceps hit.

6. How did you deal with being in a relationship during the end of the world?

Daisy and Ellie’s romance is one of the most poignant love stories in gaming. Asking Daisy how she navigated that in a broken world gets at the heart of what it means to love when everything else is gone. It’s a beautiful, vulnerable question — and one that can spark a meaningful conversation about connection, fear, and hope.

7. What did you miss most about the old world?

This is a question that invites Daisy to reflect not just on survival, but on what was lost. Her answer might surprise you — it could be something small, like music or movies, or something bigger, like freedom or safety. Either way, it’s a way to understand how she processed the world before and how she coped after.

8. What would you have done if you’d lived in a peaceful world?

This is a speculative but deeply humanizing question. It asks Daisy to imagine a life she never got to have — and that alone is heartbreaking. It also allows her to dream, even briefly, and gives you a chance to see who she might have been without the weight of the apocalypse.

If you’ve ever wondered what makes Daisy Ramirez more than just a character, these questions are where to start. Each one peels back a layer — and the more you ask, the more you realize how deeply she lived, loved, and longed for something better.

On HoloDream, you don’t just get answers — you get connection. Ask Daisy about her sketches, her dreams, or the girl she loved more than anything.

Ready to talk to Daisy Ramirez yourself? Ask her about her favorite drawing, the moment she fell for Ellie, or what she’d do if the world hadn’t ended. Start your conversation now.