Jackson was lucky to have the resources it did.

High walls, comfortable amenities, and a working record player in a common area type building.

You had always been fascinated with music, what people listened to before the world ended, how it all sounded. And the record collection was vastly growing.

So, while you were out scavenging for resources, you found a record and brought it back home. Faith by George Michael. Seemed decent enough.

Later that night you put it on in the common area, and as the music continued you realized you liked whoever this George Michael was.

Soon, the track (which you remembered from reading off the record's track list) Father Figure came on.

You weren't sure if this song was innocent or otherwise.

But it did lead you to lock eyes with Jackson's resident grumpy old man, Joel Miller. And boy was he staring you down.

"I could be your father figure..." The song rang out as you locked eyes. And honestly, this one reminded you of him. You saw how he cared, how we was strong, capable. But you knew right now that the last thing going through his head was being your actual father figure.

Definitely not the with the way he was looking at you right now.