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When you are finished, you will be asked to name the 'concept' of the face you have created. Blanca will be a bit uncertain still as to whether you have created a decent face or made her a laughingstock. If you speak to her again, she will go through the same procedure once more, and if you wish, you can redraw your 'masterpiece'. Otherwise, tell her that she looks fine and she will depart content. Blathers the Owl is the Curator of the local Museum. After taking a correspondence course, he received the necessary qualifications to identify fossils as well as receive donations for Museum exhibits.

He has a close relationship with Brewster, the pigeon who runs 'The Roost'.

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Blathers detests insects and is quite squeamish about any insect that you donate to the Museum. He often will give you cooking tips when you donate fish to the Aquatic Exhibit. When you donate a goldfish to the Museum, Blathers will tell you a little about his childhood, confiding that: His name was Sir Blithers.

Goldfish are actually quite sociable creatures, eh wot? At least they are when they're being fed, that is Who can resist them? In April, during the Flower Fest, Blathers will complain a little about working conditions and the museum and confide his secret craving to you: No, no, pay me no mind.

I believe I'm just a touch on the drowsy side If you think about it, I keep this place open day and night, 24 hours It's no lovely park stroll! Rather a ferocious work schedule, eh wot? But then, it is my duty, so I try not to admit fatigue or clamour for vacation. And if you care to know a bit of a naughty secret, when the museum is empty I go downstairs for a cup of coffee and a wee break, hoo!

All this talking has got me thinking about how simply glorious a cup would taste! That bitter aroma that hits you as soon as you set foot in the shop A cup of java would truly hit the spot, wot wot! Well, I've been dealing with a rather nasty bit of insomnia lately Could I perhaps have been drinking too much coffee? You have a point. In coffee, tere is a substance called caffeine And in caffeine, there are stimulants which awaken your senses, wot wot!

That said, my usual is a heady blend which includes Brewster's special It counteracts stimulants and actually relaxes, wot! Ultimately, the subtle yin and yang of the two give me balance! I beg your pardon? You think that means They cancel each other out? So it wouldn't matter if I drank it or not?

Why on earth AM I drinking that stuff, anyway? Actually, I was just thinking about the very day that Brewster and I met Well, Brewster and I met in a town far from here He owned and operated a cafe, much like the one in this museum, wot wot! Crave the details, do you? Perhaps I should tell you what brought us together I was still very young at the time, just a spring owl attending university. I was working towards a deadline on my thesis and having a rough time of it. I went all over town, from cafe to cafe, writing in an absolute furor, but I still couldn't complete it. With each passing day, I became more frustrated.

And then, as I descended into madness But it struck me to the very core, wot! It cut through the pall of anger and opened my eyes to what I was doing. Making coffee is more than just pouring water over grounds, you see. It's about taking one's time to coax the flavour from the savoury beans A thesis is the same way. He taught me that my brain was like his coffee beans!

That barista was none other than Brewster himself, wot! And that is how our long and deep-rooted friendship began! Blathers will sigh, 'Mmmmph To be honest, I was just revisiting my past a bit I was thinking about Brewster, who owns the cafe downstairs. Well, when he lived in my hometown, he had a bit of a rough life, you see Comepared to this town, it was a gargantuan city, and you know big-city life Land was savagely expensive, and taxes astronomical I was just mulling over how Brewster used to be, once upon a time.

It's in the past, so I think it's fine for me to share that he had it rough. Like Brewster himself, his shops have always been solely about the coffee But traditional coffee cafes don't draw customers like they once did And those in the city that try to attract hipsters have it even harder, wot! Because he was having a hard time filling the seats, he was financially pressed.

At the time, he even considered closing up shop and turning in his apron When I got wind of dear Brewster's predicament Why, I knew I had to do something! I promptly dashed off a letter I offered him one of the museum's rooms, free of charge, of course But only if he agreed to move to Asgard, start a new shop and a new life! You can see what he thought of the idea! And business is booming! Oh, you can't swing a net in the city without hitting a coffee shop nowadays I should say so!

That pigeon loves coffee more than life itself, and he shares that love! Indeed, Brewster is what I would call a luminary of luscious lattes, wot! One day when you enter the Museum, Blathers will heave a great sigh, saying: I was just thinking about my hometown. Not that this old bird is homesick, mind you. But there are certain times when I yearn for the neon lights of the big city What times, you ask? Well, it all relates to my university years, you see At the behest of my professor, I often stayed late in the laboratory So, rather than find a flat as I worked on my master's, I lived with my parents.

Then I started working on my doctorate, of course No, not as such You see, one day, my professor approached me with an idea. He spoke of plans in the offing to build a museum in this town. They were having a most difficult time filling the curator position And sadly, they were unable to fill the position with local talent So, they asked the person heading up the project to find a good fit, wot! And that good fit was none other than yours truly!

And so it went, hoo! Well, the timing was perfect I'd just received my curator's licence, and before I knew it, I was the newest resident of dear old Asgard! And the rest, as they say, is history, wot wot! Don't misunderstand, it's not as though I regret moving here! It's just that I can't help but get a wee bit nostalgic at times! I suppose I was still at university then.

Indeed, I was on summer holiday. As I recall, I was about to start my new part-time job. You see, there was a bit of a mould problem with the library's books, wot. So, it was my duty to lay them out on the windowsill to dry in the sunlight. The horror of it all. There are various specialised books in the university library These books tend to get eaten by book lice and the like, you see Now, bear in mind, I loathe insects.

I was holding a book by a page's corner, but the weight of the tome proved too portly for the poor page I looked up, aghast, and the librarians' eyes were on me! I must say, I rather think the episode served to Well, I believe it exacerbated my fear of creepy-crawlies. To be quite honest I was just mulling a bitter recollection from my past It happened back when I was still at university My professor asked me to do a spot of work for him.

He wished me to proctor the college entrance examination, eh wot? Yes, in any case, it was my job to hand our the test forms And to foil cheaters, of course. A crucial job, to be sure, but quite easy. Or so I thought until, during the examination, something awful happened The exam had begun, and all the students were working away But the room began to get rather warm and stuffy, don't you know, so Thinking it a capital idea to let some air in, I opened a window a tad.

Hoo, what a tragic error! A single fly flew into the exam room I couldn't peel my eyes off the wretched creature as it flew around the room! I stood, nearling moulting, grinding my beak After an eternity, the bell rang, as scheduled, and the exam was over But the contant beak grinding had given me a cramp in my face muscles I shan't bore you with my stories any longer I don't know what's gotten into me I don't think of myself as being prone to bouts of homesickness Brewster is the rather taciturn pigeon who serves behind the bar at The Roost.

He is a close friend of Blathers, curator of the Museum. Blathers may tell you a rather shocking tale about Redd's efforts to expand his illegal activities to The Roost. One day, an Animal may tell you that: But he looked kinda depressed today Sunshine, why don't you go check up on him, huh? It's not that the fellow is naive, per se, it's just How to put this? That wonderful pigeon is just rather simple. For instance, the other day, a sleazy business-type oozed into the cafe This wretch was trying to sell Brewster a counterfeit piece of art! Now, of course, most folk would see right through such a charlatan Not our pigeon, however.

Thank goodness I showed up when I did, eh wot! When he offers you sugar, you may feel that you have made great strides in friendship, but this is what transpires: The only coffee I serve here is my own special house blend. One piping hot, freshly brewed cup.

But could you expect anything less from the legendary Brewster's Blend? Only have enough for me. A cup of java's Bells What do you say? Best cup in town, guaranteed.

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The only coffee I searve here is my own special house blend. Care for a little pigeon milk to put in it? I think you're going to be very pleased. One piping-hot, freshly brewed cup. This can be none other than the world-renowned Pigeon Blend! Celeste is in charge of the Observatory on the second floor of the local Museum.

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It is she who charts the constellations in the heavens above your town. She is an owl and is Blathers' younger sister. Like Blathers, she tends to nap 'on the job' during the day. Unlike Blathers, however, her job basically is nocturnal in nature. For more information on both Blathers and Celeste, see the section on the dialogues between the Able Sisters, in particular the ones about 'City Folk'. Some people believe that Cornimer is none other than Tortimer wearing an acorn on his head.

Others suspect that he is either Tortimer's twin brother or another member of his family. Whatever the facts, Cornimer takes Tortimer's place as presiding authority during the Acorn Festival. Do NOT give Cornimer rotten acorns! Not for Sale; Bells Mushroom Chair: Not for Sale; Bells Mushroom Closet: Not for Sale; Bells Mushroom Dresser: Not for Sale; Bells Mushroom Lamp: Not for Sale; Bells Mushroom Stand: Not for Sale; Bells Mushroom Stool: Not for Sale; Bells Mushroom Table: Not for Sale Forest Floor: Not for Sale N. The values given for each item represent the prices that Tom Nook will pay for the item.

Shrunk is a truly bizarre character who is pink with pink clownish hair and is a psychotherapist and part-time comedian.

He appears in your village on a random day from 6. These 'emotion buttons' can be found in your keyboard menu and each will have a corresponding icon on it. Express yourself by tapping Dr. You can activate this from the keyboard window. You cannot use them to communicate with Animals as there is no way to open the keyboard menu when interacting with an Animal. So you've finally realised that you have some issues to work out! Well, admitting you have a problem is the first step towards mental health!

You may find my methods a little We'll just progress slowly. First, let's tackle the difficulty you have, er, expressing yourself. Expression is my forte, as I'm also a stand-up comic! On the side, that is Humour can be so healing and is often overlooked by the medical community. Yes, try this one on for size! A three-legged dog walked into a saloon, hopped up to the counter, and said, 'I'm looking for the guy who shot my paw. Your face is expressionless, perhaps even slack- jawed.

Is it because you haven't heard of me, or is it a more serious problem? Shrunk, traveling therapist and part-time comedian, it's my job to help you answer these questions. So what do you say? Are you interested in unearthing the real you? In delving into your subconscious and learning the art of true expression? So, what do you say? Care to learn how to express yourself? He will assume you are joking and tell you that humour can be a defence mechanism.

As I said before, you can call me Dr. Don't worry about being candid.

All of our sessions are subject to doctor-patient confidentiality! Uh, OK, I guess. Your enthusiasm will serve you well in your journey to expression! As sentient beings, each of us possesses a wealth of memories and emotions. If we keep them bottled up, we will burst, like so many agitated cans of soda. And believe me, the cleanup is dreadfully messy. I cannot stress enough the importance of expressing your feelings. In these sessions, you may unearth some painful memories and emotions For your own sake!

For all of ours! Just follow my lead! When you grasp the nuances of this feeling, you must tap me. I suppose we'll have to address that issue in another session Regardless, don't be shy! Go on, tap me! You've just made a major breakthrough! And you have now learned how to express shyness! Like all expressions, you can activate this from the keyboard window. Give that a little time to process. It has the icon of a blushing squirrel on it. We'll just have to add amnesia to the list of issues you have, I suppose. Shrunk's the name, self-expression's the game.

A deadly serious game So, how are you? How has your emotional exploration been going? I'm in a slump. All right, I've been saving this exercise for a crisis, but this is one! Every feeling is brought on by a situation or event that acts as a trigger. Let's practice identifying feelings that occur in various situations. Now watch how I express my emotions in each scenario. Now, why don't you select an emotion that you want to work on? Once you witness that emotion, tap me.

If you choose 'Joy': Well, maybe this sounds like patchouli-drenched hippie tomfoolery but When you are one with your feelings, you are free to be yourself. If you do not tap him quickly enough, he will say: You'll have to work on your reflexes next! That was a very basic trigger, and you completely failed to recognise the corresponding expression! Perhaps this feeling is too painful for you right now.

Why don't we try another? One to change it and two others to process the loss of the old one! You've learned how to express inspiration! We've made some REAL progress today! Remember, feelings are like toes! They have to breathe free, or they'll stink to high heaven!

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It will have the icon of a lightbulb on it. You can open this menu and tap on any Emotion button at any time to 'express it' but it really is most effective and fun when you are using a multi-player connection. Each time you have a session with Dr. Shrunk, you will acquire a new 'expression' on your keyboard menu. Happiness is the icon of a chipmunk surrounded by musical notes. When this is 'expressed', musical notes of different colours burst forth from your character.

Shrunk will give you four emotions from which to choose each time you see him. If you choose 'Disappointment', Dr. Shrunk will say something very interesting: When Tom Nook asked you if he looked like a man dressed in a raccoon suit? And do you remember how you laughed and said you could see the zipper? Later he said to me, 'I am not a mascot, hm? Shrunk will make more than one reference to his theory that Tom Nook is a man dressed in a raccoon suit. Acceptance is an icon of a squirrel smiling slightly. It is expressed by closing the eyes and lifting both arms in a shrug. If you choose 'Agreement', Dr.

It is 'expressed' by nodding repeatedly. Approval is the icon of a squirrel clapping his hands. Blankness is the icon of a squirrel obscured by a cold misty wind. It is 'expressed' by a cold wind blowing a dying leaf across the character's face. Contentment is the icon of a squirrel smiling with eyes shut.

It is expressed simply by closing the eyes and smiling. No sound effects either. Disappointment is the icon of a squirrel with a broken heart. Its 'Expression' is a pink heart breaking in two. Disbelief is the icon of a squirrel with huge round eyes. It is expressed with a musical chord as well as a short burst of multi-coloured rays emanating from your character.

Discontent is the icon of a squirrel with down-turned mouth and eyes tilted downwards, expressed by throwing the arms out and making a sound like coffee percolating. Not much different from 'irritation'. Distress is the icon of a squirrel weeping copious tears. It is 'expressed' by weeping. Exasperation is the icon of a squirrel with blue mist emanating from its mouth.

It is expressed by an audible sigh as well as a puff of white mist. Fear is the icon of a blue squirrel with brittle lines of frozen fear radiating from either side of its head. It is expressed by shivering. Happiness is the icon of a squirrel surrounded by musical notes. Inspiration is the icon of a squirrel with a lightbulb over its head. It is expressed by a bulb lighting up over your character's head. Irritation is the icon of a squirrel with down-turned mouth, expressed by throwing out both arms and making a sound like coffee percolating.

Joy is the icon of a smiling squirrel surrounded by flowers. It is expressed by flowers pouring forth from the head. Laughter is the icon of a squirrel with a huge smile. It is 'expressed' by four yellow double rays that emanate from the character's head. Love is an icon of a squirrel with two hearts in the place of eyes. It is expressed with a pink heart that floats up into the air. To 'teach' this emotion, Dr. Shrunk becomes rather alarmingly flirtatious. Rage is the icon of a red squirrel with yellow demon eyes.

It is expressed by a red glow that suffuses the character's head, with a puff of white smoke emanating from the top of the head, like a tea kettle on the boil. Realisation is the icon of a squirrel with an exclamation point over its face. It is expressed by an exclamation point over the character's head.

Scheming is an icon of a squirrel with gleaming eyes. It is expressed by a little gleaming gold star that lights up for a second. Shock is an icon of a dark blue squirrel with eyes shaped like diamonds. It is expressed by a loud clang and a burst of yellow. Surprise is expressed with white rays of light that radiate from your character's head.

The icon is of a squirrel with rays of white light. Thought is an icon of a squirrel with a cloud over its head filled with ' It is expressed by a white cloud filled with ' If you choose 'Exasperation,' Shrunk will tell you: And if that sigh smells like morning breath, it's even more distressing. Shrunk, you will have to 'forget' one of the old ones. He will tell you that you have too many conflicting emotions and ask you to choose the one that you are willing to discard. By the way, when he asks, 'So, how are you? You must tell him that you are 'in a slump' in order to be taught a new emotion.

Gracie Gracie the Giraffe flaunts her outrageous sense of fashion in Wild World as she does in the original Animal Crossing. She can be found in the Town Plaza with her sports car on a random weekday. In Wild World, she will present you with a Fashionista Badge that is in the form of a 'Certificate' letter after responding to her 'Pop Quiz'. You no longer have to slave for her by washing her car, but you will have to pay her a fair sum of money if you want a Gracie original design.

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Make certain when you speak to Gracie that you have one letter slot available for her 'Certificate' and two item slots available in your Pockets for the outfit you are wearing and any head accessory that you are wearing, so that she can give you a new outfit and new accessory. Those you were wearing beforehand will go into your Pockets.

If you do not have empty slots, she will not be able to give you anything! The first time you meet her, she will give you a 'Fashionista Badge' after she gives you a 'Pop Quiz'. This actually is a 'Certificate' in the form of a letter, and a gift will be attached to it. The gift attached to this first Certificate can be anything from an outfit to a rose.

Day 4 of my 7 Days of Thanksgiving posting brings you my main dish! I hope I make it through to Thanksgiving day. Did I mention this dish is vegan? Feeding Vegans can be difficult this time of year. I tested these on the meat eating men of the household and they approved. Paul even had a second one — he thought it tasted like meat. Save your efforts for gravy.

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