Millie/Events

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This page lists currently implemented events for Millie.

## One heart event

The event starts when the player approaches the lake.

(The player walks up as Millie tosses a flower in the lake.)
 **Millie:**Oh! So fun running into you here!
  **Player:**Hey, what are you doing?
 **Millie:**You caught me.
  **Player:**Hi, Millie! It's nice to see you here.
 **Millie:**Hey! That's sweet. Likewise, of course.
  **Player:**Oh gosh! You're littering!
 **Millie:**Err, no.
 **Millie:**Anyway, I'm trying something out.
So, there’s this old legend about a Goddess who lives in the water on Coral Island. I heard it from my dad.
  **Player:**Creek or lake?
 **Millie:**Hmm. Lake.
I think.
  **Player:**Water? Like the ocean?
 **Millie:**No, not the ocean. I asked him that exact question.
It’s the lake, I think.
 **Millie:**Don’t tell anybody, but I’ve been throwing flowers around this lake since…gosh…
Yeah! I’ve done it in a bunch of different spots. Still nothing.
I know it’s silly, but all fairy tales are kind of silly, right?
Anyway, I thought I’d throw some flowers in next time.
  **Player:**I thought you said you had been throwing flowers?
 **Millie:**Well, I didn’t know if it would actually work, and I didn’t wanna waste flowers.
I tested the idea by throwing in some grass.
I thought it might work, but it didn’t.
But don’t worry, I started using flowers today.
Maybe that’s what it takes to summon the Goddess. What do you think?
  **Player:**What did you throw in before?
 **Millie:**Well, I didn’t know if it would actually work, and I didn’t wanna waste flowers.
I tested the idea by throwing in some grass.
I thought it might work, but it didn’t.
But don’t worry, I started using flowers today.
Maybe that’s what it takes to summon the Goddess. What do you think?
 **Millie:**I hope I didn’t make the Goddess mad by giving her grass…

## Four heart event

The event starts when the player enters the community center.

(Millie is organizing several boxes of books when the player walks in.)
 **Millie:**Oh hey *Player*!
Just a sec! I'm gonna put this box down...
(She turns around and stumbles over a stack of books.)
**!!!CRASH!!!**

 **Millie:**Oh no! What a mess...
  **Player:**Oh! Let me help you.
 **Millie:**Thanks!
  **Player:**I'm so sorry!
 **Millie:**Ah, no. It's ok. It wasn't your fault.
I slipped.
  **Player:**What happened?
 **Millie:**Really? You were right there.
It wasn't your fault. I slipped.
 **Millie:**As if today wasn't stressful enough. I just *had* to slip and... Ugh!
We got a bunch of deliveries yesterday, more than usual, and I’d like to get the books out on the shelves as soon as I can.
That said, though, I love getting deliveries! It’s a good kind of stress.
Okay, I have to clean up this mess. Would you mind giving me a hand?
I need to find some books to complete a few series on the shelves. They must be somewhere in these piles.
Let me know when you find any.
**Minigame WIP**

## Five heart event

The even starts when the player enters community center.

 **Millie:**Argh! I'm running out of ideas!
I write and write and write, and nothing.
(The player greets Millie.)
 **Millie:**Oh, Hey!
Welcome to the library, *Player*. Anything I can help you with?
  **Player:**I'm looking for a book on fishing. Are you busy?
 **Millie:**Oh no, not busy at all. I'm just writing next season's *Starlet Digest*.
It's so dull. Don't get me wrong. I love this job. I love taking care of this town's legacy and its only journalistic outlet.
And you know, *Player*, as the editor of the *Starlet Digest*, I don't blame it for being dull. I mean, people like comfortable news, right?
But it just doesn't seem fulfilling anymore.
  **Player:**I wanted to chat, but I can come back later if you're busy. Also, I need a book on fishing.
 **Millie:**Oh no, not busy at all. I'm just writing next season's *Starlet Digest*.
It's so dull. Don't get me wrong. I love this job. I love taking care of this town's legacy and its only journalistic outlet.
And you know, *Player*, as the editor of the *Starlet Digest*, I don't blame it for being dull. I mean, people like comfortable news, right?
But it just doesn't seem fulfilling anymore.
(The player and Millie walk towards b section rack.
Millie shows starlet digest.)
 **Millie:**Here.
Before i took on this job, I used to dream that one day I'd investigate captivating mysteries.
Uncover new evidence, get people talking about controversies. Be the sotry of the week!
But then, after finding out what public opinion can do to you, I took a step back. I've kinda stood still ever since.
I'm too scared to do it, *Player*.
I'm not brave.
 **Millie:**It's just that... What if I write about something I really care about, and people hate it?
What then?
  **Player:**So what if people hate it? What matters is that you're satisfied with what you publish. Start there!
 **Millie:**You're right, *Player*. I need to be me, for me.
Not for anyone else. And I want to be known for who I am!
  **Player:**This is your life Millie. Don't let anyone scare you away from following your dream!
 **Millie:**Thank you, *Player*. Deep down, I know our interests and talents are what make each of us unique.
  **Player:**There must be something about this island that caught Millie's investigative eye.
 **Millie:**Yes, actually! Speaking of mysteries, I read something about a blue flower last week.
Let me find it!
(The player and Millie walk towards a section rack.)
 **Millie:**Yada yada yada...
Ah!
Look!
"Considered by many to be the most captivating flower of all time, the Cupid Blossom, which comes only in shades of blue, is solitary."
"Particularly famous for its fragrance, it isrumored to flower only on cool evenings. Since reports of sightings are extremely rare, scientist have yet to determine
what causes their mysterious, sudden blooms."
"An ancient eyewitness account is one of only two sightings ever recorded in detail."
"It is important to note that there are no known photographs. In an interview, one contemporary witness stated that the Cupid Blossom will crumble to dust if it is
picked."
 **Millie:**Hmm... Interesting...
  **Player:**How old is this book?
 **Millie:**Really old. I know what you're thinking.
  **Player:**It sounds like a lot of Pufferfish to me.
 **Millie:**Fair enough. But listen...
 **Millie:**This book was published almost sixty years ago. You're right, it may not be the most reliable account.
So it's time for a follow-up report!
A controversial article about this so-called mysterious flower.
 **Millie:***Player*, don't you see?
This is going to be our debut!
(Millie starts running towards the counter and starts typing on the computer.)
 **Millie:**Oops! I forgot for a minute there.
*Player*, you can find that fishing book yourself, can't you?