Anne/Dialogue

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This page lists the dialogue lines for **Anne**.

## Introduction

When speaking to Anne for the first time in a new game
 **Anne:**Good day, stranger!
Oh, you just moved onto the farm? Welcome to the community.
My name is Anne.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**A quick word of advide from your new neighbor.
Be patient! Since last year, those darn crops aren’t growing like they used to.
When speaking to Anne for the first time while she's at home
 **Anne:**Good day, *Player*! My name is Anne. Welcome to our house…
How was your boat ride here?
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**That’s good to hear.
When you see the local wildlife, please keep a safe distance. They're easily frightened.
When speaking to Anne for the first time while the player is also named Anne
 **Anne:**Good day!
Oh, My name is Anne too!
How was your boat ride here?
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**That’s good to hear.
When you see the local wildlife, please keep a safe distance. They're easily frightened.
When speaking to Anne for the first time while she's at home \*and\* the player is also named Anne
 **Anne:**Good day!
Oh, My name is Anne too!
Welcome to our house… How was your boat ride here?
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**That’s good to hear.
When you see the local wildlife, please keep a safe distance. They're easily frightened.

## Daily lines

### Generic lines

#### Any amount of hearts

Monday, Friday
 **Anne:**They’re talking about building a community garden someday. You must have heard, right?
We offered the space behind our house, but I don’t think anybody much likes the idea.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**It’s too far from the town and whatnot. Oh well!
Monday, Wednesday, Saturday
 **Anne:**If you grow soybeans, you can use them to make tempeh.
I’m sure you already know that.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**You do need a press to make tempeh, though.
Tuesday
 **Anne:**I’m trying to find time to edit all this video footage before the deadline.
Tuesday, Friday, Sunday
 **Anne:**Wild animals might have already made a home at your farm. But they may be too shy to come out where you can see them.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**There could be bees or Luwak at your farm. If you build a bee house, it might encourage them to come out…
Make them feel comfortable, that’s the trick.
Wednesday
 **Anne:**I need to drop off my recycling before going to the supermarket tomorrow.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**I wonder where we’ll put our recycling once the dumpster is full…
Wednesday, Saturday
 **Anne:**I wonder where we’ll put our recycling once the dumpster is full…
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**Not everybody has one of those fancy compact recycling machines.
Ah, you know, the little machine that you put in your yard? Don’t you have one?
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**Oh well. No point complaining about it.
Thursday
 **Anne:**Having a busy Thursday, *Player*?
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**Yeah, us too.
Oh, you know, the usual. Wildlife… blah, blah, blah.
Friday
 **Anne:**Having a busy Friday, *Player*?
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**Yeah, us too.
Oh, you know, the usual. Wildlife… blah, blah, blah.

#### Starting with two hearts

Monday, Wednesday
 **Anne:**I don’t know how safe it is to live in the forest, especially with small children.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**The Woodlands is as close as I’ll let Zoe get.
Monday, Thursday
 **Anne:**I think I’ll make some gnocchi and hummus for dinner.
Make a little extra for tomorrow too.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**Oh no, I don’t think I have any tomatoes…
Oh well! Hummus it is.
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
 **Anne:**It’s great that Paul and I can observe wildlife around the clock, since we’re surrounded by nature.
But I also like that the woodland is so close to the school.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**As a mom, I worry all the time. I don’t like Zoe walking too far, especially on rainy days.
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
 **Anne:**If you look closely in the trees, you may notice some birds’ nests around the island.
Zoe gets really excited when she spots one.
Wednesday
 **Anne:**Oh, so you’ve done all your farming chores for the day?
Friday, Sunday
 **Anne:**Let me get this straight – you quit your job and moved to Coral Island to become a farmer?
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**That sounds so exciting!
Paul and I should make a documentary about you one day. It would be different from what we usually do, but it sure would be inspiring.

#### Starting with four hearts

Monday, Wednesday
 **Anne:**We want to get those little video cameras that you attach to your hat. That way, we can capture more footage.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**But it’s a bit outside our budget right now… Oh well! It’s not the end of the world.
Monday, Tuesday
 **Anne:**It takes us days and sometimes weeks to capture the best wildlife footage.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**In this job, I believe that patience is the key.
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
 **Anne:**The farm is pretty close to the ocean. I don’t know if that’s a good or bad thing for nocturnal animals.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**Hmm… It would be interesting to observe wildlife behavior in different settings.
Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday
 **Anne:**There will be plenty of time for Zoe to go on adventures. For now, I think it’s safer for her to focus on school.
Saturday, Sunday
 **Anne:**I can’t do my shopping on the weekend. I’d have to take Zoe with me, and she’d want to buy all the cookies.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**She can be quite strong-willed. It’s easier for me to do my shopping during the week.

#### Starting with six hearts

Monday, Tuesday, Friday
 **Anne:**When you encounter wildlife, make sure to keep your distance. If you get too close, you’ll spook them.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**It’s also important to keep a safe distance from wild animals so they don’t attack. I really don’t want to lecture you. But the number of people who don’t know any better is shocking.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**And not in a good way, you know. Shockingly bad!
Monday, Friday, Saturday
 **Anne:**Soybean cakes are best sliced thinly and fried.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**Unfortunately, they’re really easy to overeat. I can down plates of them in one go.
Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday
 **Anne:**We usually have a beach day on the weekend and just play some volleyball or something.

### Seasonal lines

#### Spring

Spring 2–5
 **Anne:**It’s Paul’s birthday this weekend. To be honest, I haven’t gotten anything for him yet.
I hope there’s still time.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**There’s still time to make jam, I suppose!
That’ll be perfect. He loves jam.
Spring 10, 10:00–17:00
 **Anne:**I think I saw a couple of beavers swimming at the lake on my way here. Did you see them too?

#### Fall

Fall 20–28
 **Anne:**Ah, that reminds me! I need to ask Paul to bring in some extra blankets from the shed now that it’s getting colder.
I’ll just ask him tomorrow.

#### Winter

Winter 1–9
 **Anne:**Phew! Good thing we found extra blankets right before all these. I really need to organize stuff better.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**What a pain to dig them up. I need boxes so I can label them. That would make things easier to find next year.

### Weather-specific lines

#### Sun

Outdoors, daytime, Summer
 **Anne:**It’s so humid today.
Oh gosh!
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**A little rain wouldn’t hurt, I don’t think.

#### Rain

 **Anne:**Some animals only come out when it rains. Have you noticed that too?
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**I need to always be ready in case we need to run out and film.
Indoors, daytime
 **Anne:**Watch your boots, will ya?
Indoors
 **Anne:**I might open up the windows tonight and let the sound of rain come in.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**Let’s just hope there’s not a storm tonight.
Indoors, daytime, Summer
 **Anne:**It’s so humid today. Not even the rain helps break this humidity.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**It’s summer after all. What else can you expect?

#### Snow

Indoors, daytime
 **Anne:**Keep your jacket on, *Player*! It’s freezing out.
Indoors, daytime
 **Anne:**Watch your boots, will ya?
Indoors
 **Anne:**If we were living in the middle of the forest, what would we do during a snowstorm like this?
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**All right, it may not be a storm, but it’s so cold out, it might as well be. Some animals are in their hideouts. They need to keep warm, you know…
Just like us.
Outdoors, daytime
 **Anne:**I wonder how long the snow will last. I’m not complaining, though.

### Location-specific lines

#### General Store

 **Anne:**Oh, nothing.
Just picking up some groceries for the week. Hopefully, I’ll get everything I need.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**I always seem to forget something. I wonder if that’s a grocery thing.
 **Anne:**As soon as I get home, I’ll realize I forgot to buy something.
It’s pretty annoying, if you ask me.
 **Anne:**Write it down? Ha! That’s an idea.
All right. Maybe…
 **Anne:**I can’t ask Paul to get groceries. He’d just scavenge some vegetables from the lake or something and bring them home.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**I mean, there’s nothing wrong with wild vegetables.
But they’re different.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**If you need a carrot, you can’t just come home with kale…
Or a fig.
You can’t substitute just anything for anything.
Starting with two hearts
 **Anne:**So you woke up holding an egg and somehow didn’t break it in your sleep?
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**Okay. That’s a funny story, but I still don’t know why you’re telling me all this.
Starting with two hearts
 **Anne:**&Anne is mumbling to herself&…Milk, eggs…
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**I wonder if I should get a couple bottles of milk instead of just one. But I don’t want it to go bad if nobody drinks it.
That would be such a waste.

#### At home

 **Anne:**See, I knew it!
I forgot to pick up some oil. We’re running out, and I don’t know what I’ll do.
 **Anne:**Oh, don’t worry about the mess. It’s never neat in here!
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**Just try not to step on anything, will you?
 **Anne:**We don’t have any tea, but would you like some warm hummus, maybe?
 **Anne:**I don’t want to go to Sam’s tomorrow, but I can’t ask Paul to go grocery shopping. He’d just scavenge some vegetables from the lake or something and bring them home.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**I mean, there’s nothing wrong with wild vegetables.
But they’re different.
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**If you need a carrot, you can’t just come home with kale…
Or a fig.
You can’t substitute just anything for anything.

### Questions

Anne doesn't have any random questions for the player.

### Rare lines

Very rare random dialogue

 **Anne:**I love it here but...
But I wish we could’ve traveled more to see wildlife.
It’s hard doing that with a kid…

## Gifting lines

### Loved gifts

When given a hummus
 **Anne:**This hummus looks delicious. Thank you so much!
When given an artichoke kimchi
 **Anne:**This smells strong! It’s perfect. Thank you so much!
When given a fruit juice or green tea
 **Anne:**This is exactly what I need. Thank you so much!
When given a sunflower, fried tempeh, pink diamond, golden pearl, rainbow wool, or black rose
 **Anne:**Oh, this brightens my day. Thank you!
When given a carrot
 **Anne:**This is delicious with hummus. Thank you so much!
When given any loved birthday gift
 **Anne:**I’m just surprised you remembered my birthday! Thank you, *Player*.

### Liked gifts

When given any milk
 **Anne:**I appreciate the fresh milk, *Player*. Thank you!
When given any egg
 **Anne:**I appreciate the egg, *Player*. Thank you!

### Hated gifts

When given any hated item
 **Anne:**What? I don’t understand.
When given any hated birthday gift
 **Anne:**It’s an odd choice for a birthday present.

## Festival lines

### Cherry Blossom Festival

Before festival
 **Anne:**I think I saw a couple of beavers swimming on the lake on my way here. Did you see them too?
During festival
 **Anne:**More people told me they saw beavers on the lake.
Thankfully, Paul brought his camera. If we’re lucky, we might get a picture or two.
After potluck (25–100 pts)
 **Anne:**We got some pictures of the beavers in the lake!
I hope more of them come back in the future.
After potluck (0–24 pts)
 **Anne:**Even after the festival, the beavers didn’t appear at all.
Is it because of everyone’s gloomy mood…?
If Anne has not been met prior to the festival
 **Anne:**Good day, *Player*! My name is Anne.
I think this is the first time we've met. How was life so far in the island?
Talk to Anne again
 **Anne:**That's good to hear!
Keep an eye out for beavers on the lake if you're interested in animals. You can observe them, but be sure to keep a safe distance.
We don't wanna spook them...

### Tree Planting Festival

During festival
 **Anne:**It’s reassuring to see folks who deal with trees also making the effort to replant.
It’ll help wildlife to thrive too. You have to be conscious of the whole ecosystem.

### Animal Festival

During festival
 **Anne:**Having fun, *Player*?

### Beach Clean Up

Before festival
 **Anne:***Player*, Zoe seems to have run off somewhere.
But that’s just how she is.
Thankfully, there are a lot of people here, so I’m not too worried.
During festival
 **Anne:**Hmm, it seems counterintuitive for Pufferfish Corp to be distributing those flyers, doesn’t it?
Shouldn’t we be decreasing the trash, not adding to it?
If Anne has not been met prior to the festival
 **Anne:**Ah, you're that new farmer that moved here last season! It's good to meet you.
I'm Anne. My husband, my daughter and I moved here so we can film the wildlife on the island.

### Harvest Festival

Before festival
 **Anne:**The festival will be great, but…
There’s just something bothering me about the lanterns.
During festival
 **Anne:**Have you tried the mooncakes yet?
After festival
 **Anne:**I try to get Zoe home before it gets too dark.

### New Year Eve Feast

During festival
 **Anne:**These pies are great! Bree really went all out this year.
I hope she’ll have them next year.
After festival
 **Anne:**I had a great time. I think I’m going to go home after helping Bree for a bit.