They're sort of intertwined, actually. Her favourite thing is the relationships she's made, that she has friends, people who care deeply about her, that she feels less like a disconnected outsider; Darrow as a place is almost a little like her, it's this artificial thing with questionable memories that give it the appearance and illusion of being real.

But she feels guilty about it, because her least favourite thing is that all of these people have been severed from their family and friends and place in their world. All of those folks suddenly more alone than they were, even running into people that they know but that don't know them - the situation she was in back in her own universe applied to masses. It was okay when it was her, because she viewed that as her fate as a thing someone made, but all of these real people should have their families and their lives.