I think this would be a more linear track order for Folklore.
Seven. Taylor crushing on a PA neighbor girl.
Betty. 17 year old high school love triangle between 2-3 females.
Mirrorball. Being closeted, not portraying authentic self to the public. Taylor Swift’s self-titled album.
August -1st sexual experience (with a woman). Emily? Fearless-Speak now eras.
The 1. Diana Agron (#Swiftgron) relationship in her early 20s. Red Era?
The Last Great American Dynasty. Taylor’s Rhode Island house and her lavish parties and girl-squad.
Cardigan- Kaylor is coming together in New York. 1989 Era?
Hoax- Karlie gets fake married to a Kushner.
Illicit Affairs – Kaylor are together still, but underground. Reputation (a little earlier than the fake marriage?)
Invisible String – Taylor considers Karlie her soul mate and wrote Reputation and Lover with her in Mind. Lover Era.
My Tears Ricochet. Taylor leaves her 1st label (on bad terms).
Madwoman – Scooter is a shit-head and a cheater and holds Taylor’s catalog hostage. Abrupt end to Lover era coming out plans.
Peace – Karlie tells she’s in this for real (despite the bearding and closeting).
Epiphany – Covid derails everything. Lover concerts canceled.
This is Me Trying- Taylor releases Folklore her most truthful album (veiled in a fairytale) to date. Plans on coming out of the closet.
Exile – Taylor will end her contract with Joe Alwin. Karlie will be free of Kushner. America will be done with Trump. November starts a beautiful, open life.
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