Emma #865: Memories of the Flower Patch
Emma
Ooh, how pretty. Look at all the flowers!
Player
Hey Emma, do you mind if we take a photo to commemorate the occasion?
Emma
Of course not! Make sure it's a good one.
Player
You know it! Okay, give me a pose.
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Player
Yeah, that came out great! Look.
Emma
Ooh, the petals are swirling in the wind! How pretty.
| Option 1: “Talk about good timing for a breeze.” |
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| Player Talk about good timing for a breeze. You look so pretty among all the flowers, Emma! Emma That's because you didn't let that great photo op slip by. Thanks for taking such a pretty photo. |
| Option 2: “You look like a princess.” |
| Player You look so pretty among all the flower petals blowing in the breeze. You look like a princess. Emma D-Do you really think so? Heh heh. Thanks, but you're making me blush! |
Emma
Here, let's take one another now.
Player
Sure thing! Okay, give me a pose.
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Player
Yeah, that turned out nice. Look.
Emma
Oh, it's lovely! *Giggle* Now I have even more pleasant memories of time spent with you.
Emma
Oh, look! There's a bunch of clover blooming on the ground.
Player
Oh yeah, you're right. Given how many there are, I bet we could find a four-leaf clover.
Emma
Let me look! Oh, four-leaf clover, where are you?
Player
*Giggle* Here's one!
Emma
Wow! You found one already?
Player
Yeah, as soon as I started looking. I guess I was lucky. Here, it's for you.
Emma
Huh? Are you sure?
Player
Yeah. I was only looking so I could give you one as a present, after all.
Emma
Thank you! I'm so happy. Now I need to give you a present too.
Emma
Let me take the flowers, do this, and… Here, enjoy!
Player
Wow, you made me a flower crown! I'm amazed how fast you put that together.
Emma
Heh heh, I used to make them with my siblings a lot back when I was in Switzerland.
Player
Hey, let me make you one too. Then we can take a picture of us both in flower crowns!
Emma
Yay, let's do that!
Player
All righty. Give me just a sec.
Emma
*Giggle* And now we're making even MORE memories together.
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