She and her husband, Walter, own Hillside Brewery and Vineyard. Their son, Luke, runs the electronic store at the town center. The family and taco the dog live in a manor in their vineyard. “Model” turned housewife, Bree, spends her days doing grapes quality control and being an excellent homemaker. When she isn't at the vineyard, looking after grapes and rice crops, she is taking her time at the hot spring (when unlocked) or chatting away with her good friends, Ling/Dinda. She loves cooking gourmet meals, taking long baths, and hates doing dishes and watching TV. Using math and basing the calculation on her life story, Bree should be in her late 40s, though looks much younger than most, her exact age is unknown.
Gifts
Love
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Jackfruit
A yellowish-green tropical fruit with a spiky outer skin and a shredded, meaty texture.
Farming
Fish taco
A fresh bite of the ocean.
Cooking
Vegan taco
A quick meal packed with nature’s goodness.
Cooking
Any kind of fruit jam
Like
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Vegetables
Fish
Basil
A flavorful, leafy green herb.
Farming
Universal Decent Gifts
Neutral
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Universal Neutral Gifts
Dislikes
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Universal Dislikes Gifts
Hate
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Violet
A wildflower.
Gathering
Tortilla
A useful cooking ingredient. Can be made from either corn or wheat.
Cooking
Bread
A light and crusty loaf of bread.
Cooking
Universal Bad Gifts
Dialogues
First meeting
"Oh, you’re the new farmer. I was worried there for a bit about a potential competitor. Nothing to worry about, it seems."
"Walter and I own the vineyard, you see. Our clients are mostly abroad. Shall I send over a bottle?"
Generic
"Ugh… Every time I walk past that recycling center, I get a headache."
"What are people putting in there? I thought we agreed to only put in clean, recyclable items. Obviously, some people don’t know what clean means."
"By the way, Ben sells seeds too. If Sam is ever closed, give Ben a try."
"In fact, I buy a lot of things from him. To help out his business a little, you see."
"In the world of winemaking, the grape is king. Quality wine is impossible without quality grapes."
"The same goes for our sake. The key to good produce is good seeds."
Spring
"New hairdo, Player? It suits you."
"It was such a blast last week at the lake. It’s a great way to keep the community close."
"I brought some bok choy, and nobody touched it. What is it with vegetables, Player? Is it just because they’re green?"
"Sometimes I do miss modeling. The glam, the people… But I don’t miss all of it. Some of it was rough."
"It was tiring. Moonlighting at clubs every night to make ends meet until I got my big break… That was the plan, anyway."
Summer
"How’s your Summer going, Player? Mine’s been good, though I can’t seem to find my pearl earrings this morning. The ones Walter’s mother gave me. Now, if you think Walter is eccentric, wait till you meet his mother."
"I need to find the earrings before our next dinner with her. I can’t risk getting on her bad side again."
"You can grow grapes in Fall. Are you planting some this year? I don’t know if you’ll be able to plant them now. If I were you, I’d wait until Fall arrives and start then."
"There was a period whenLuke dyed his hair bright blue. Then he grew it out really long. No, no – without the blue dye."
"Actually, it was more like he grew it out really tall. I wish he’d kept that style. He looked very nice that way."
Fall
"I wish Luke would worry less. He overthinks things sometimes. I keep telling him to stop worrying. It’s no use. It’ll give you unnecessary wrinkles."
"People back in the city used to stare at me when I was out with Walter. This was way before we hadLuke."
"People don’t do that here. They see me as more than just Walter’s wife. They see me as Bree."
"I ran into Charles yesterday, and he wasn’t wearing his lab coat. He looked nice. I’m used to seeing him in the lab coat, but maybe change is good sometimes. Yeah."
"Are you looking forward to the Harvest Festival? The display contest is always exciting to watch."
Winter
"Oh no! It’s Winter already. I need to start getting ready for the annual feast."
"Oh my! I’m glad your toes are all covered up and warm."
"We certainly don’t want them to freeze. Great call!"
"I can’t comment on our caterer for the New Year’s Festival event. It’s going to be a surprise!"
"I’m keeping it a secret so everybody’s surprised."
