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(100) Mayor Albert Foxford: Never, ever, so long as I draw breath, will I ever hire the services of a witch again! She was supposed to wow and entertain the crowd and the children with her magic! Instead, well… have you seen that abomination out there on the field?!¹⁾

The pumpkin head, what's the harm? → (101)

Don't mind me, I'm just here for the food and drink. → (0)

(101) Mayor Albert Foxford: The harm? I'll tell you what the harm is! All year we prepared the ground on that pumpkin patch specifically to grow the best festival pumpkins possible, so we could make delicious pumpkin juice for our festival.

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(102) Mayor Albert Foxford: Not only is the monstrosity scaring the children, it's not allowing us to collect our festival pumpkins! Every time we try, it threatens to rip us to pieces! And that damned witch just cackles, seemingly enjoying herself, without lifting a finger to help!

Suppose I could see if I can get rid of the monster for you. → (103)

Meant to ask, what is this festival you've got going here? → (104)

Well, good luck with that - I'll check on the festival games. → (0)

(103) Mayor Albert Foxford: Thank you, fellow, it would mean a great deal to us. Been preparing this festival all year, it wouldn't be right for some crazy old bat and her pumpkin monster to ruin it for us now.

I'll see what I can do. Updates Pumpkin Pandemonium to phase 1. → (0)

(104) Mayor Albert Foxford: Why, the Harvest Festival of course! All around the world folk are known to celebrate their harvests, yet did anyone seem keen for a festival in our lands? Well I'll tell you, Little Grainwater will be known for its Harvest Festivals for years to come!

How's it going for you? → (105)

Suppose I could see if I can get rid of that monster for you. → (103)

Well, good luck with that - I'll check on the festival games. → (0)

(105) Mayor Albert Foxford: Please, I've not been able to think about anything other than that abomination on our pumpkin patch! I fear any moment now it's going to decide to rip the head off one of our festival goers!

Suppose I could see if I can get rid of that monster for you. → (103)

Well, good luck with that - I'll check on the festival games. → (0)

(110) Mayor Albert Foxford: No luck getting the pumpkin monstrosity out of our pumpkin patch, eh?²⁾

Oh sorry, forgot about that - what was the problem again? → (111)

Meant to ask, what is this festival you've got going here? → (113)

Not yet. → (0)

(111) Mayor Albert Foxford: Haven't you seen that abomination out there on the field?! Not only is the monstrosity scaring the children, it's not allowing us to collect our festival pumpkins! Every time we try, it threatens to rip us to pieces! And that damned witch just cackles, seemingly enjoying herself, without lifting a finger to help!

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(113) Mayor Albert Foxford: Why, the Harvest Festival of course! All around the world folk are known to celebrate their harvests, yet did anyone seem keen for a festival in our lands? Well I'll tell you, Little Grainwater will be known for its Harvest Festivals for years to come!

How's it going for you? → (114)

Well, good luck with that - I'll check on the festival games. → (0)

(112) Mayor Albert Foxford: You said you'd try to get rid of it? It'd be greatly appreciated by all of us folk around here, as we're not able to turn those pumpkins into our delicious pumpkin juice so long as the monster's guarding them.

Meant to ask, what is this festival you've got going here? → (113)

I'll see what I can do. → (0)

(114) Mayor Albert Foxford: Please, I've not been able to think about anything other than that abomination on our pumpkin patch! I fear any moment now it's going to decide to rip the head off one of our festival goers!

Oh sorry, forgot about that - what was the problem again? → (111)

Ah yes, I guess I was meant to do something about that… → (0)

(190) Mayor Albert Foxford: I watched your valiant efforts from back here, but I must say things may be worse than before. Not only do we have a pumpkin monster out and about, it also appears to have gone quite mad. Please, I beg you, finish the creature off.³⁾

Meant to ask, what is this festival you've got going here? → (191)

I'll try. → (0)

(191) Mayor Albert Foxford: Why, the Harvest Festival of course! All around the world folk are known to celebrate their harvests, yet did anyone seem keen for a festival in our lands? Well I'll tell you, Little Grainwater will be known for its Harvest Festivals for years to come!

How's it going for you? → (192)

Sure. → (0)

(192) Mayor Albert Foxford: Please, I'm not able to think of anything other than that crazy pumpkin abomination prowling about! I fear any moment now it's going to decide to rip the head off one of our festival goers! I beg of you, finish the creature off.

I'll try. → (0)

(200) Mayor Albert Foxford: Please tell me you've brought a resolution to the ruckus at the pumpkin patch.⁴⁾

The mad pumpkin head has been dealt with. → (201)

Not sure. → (0)

(201) Mayor Albert Foxford: Well that's the weight of a huge pumpkin off my shoulders. For a moment there I feared the festival was going to turn into a disaster. On behalf of our little village I thank you.

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(202) Mayor Albert Foxford: Speaking of pumpkins, have you tried the refreshing festival pumpkin juice? Now that the horrible monster is no longer guarding them, we are finally free to use our hefty festival pumpkins to make the juice.

Pumpkin juice? → (203)

How come you landed on hiring a crazy witch anyway? → (208)

Quite the festival for a small village like this. → (205)

I better see what that's about then. → (209)

(203) Mayor Albert Foxford: A little speciality of our village cook Gerda Huxlow. We've grown our festival pumpkins specifically with her juice making in mind. Those pumpkins are quite heavy though, so we like to gather them communally. You'll need both hands to haul those pumpkins around, that's for sure.

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(208) Mayor Albert Foxford: She didn't seem that crazy on the surface! She took interest while we were setting up the festival grounds and said it'd be no trouble for her to entertain the children. What's the harm, I thought!

Quite the festival for a small village like this. → (205)

So what's this about the pumpkin juice again? → (203)

What's the harm indeed… I should get going. → (209)

(205) Mayor Albert Foxford: Yes, well I got sick of people looking down on us. Nobody ever hears of Little Grainwater upon Aure. Folk don't even realize we're our own village sometimes, thinking we're either that remote corner of Grainwater, or an outgrowth of Haywind City!

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(209) Mayor Albert Foxford: Thanks again for the help! Don't forget to enjoy the festival now.

Completes Pumpkin Pandemonium quest. → (0)

(204) Mayor Albert Foxford: Now you can't just go plopping a pumpkin whole into Gerda's cauldron! That's what the village executioner is for, hehe… Bring the pumpkins to him, he'll know how to take care of them. Gerda will then reward you for your efforts.

Quite the festival for a small village like this. → (205)

How come you landed on hiring a crazy witch anyway? → (208)

Right, maybe I'll check it out. → (209)

(206) Mayor Albert Foxford: It's more like Haywind City grew into us! And look how those city folk chose to build their stupid walls when we proudly proclaimed we're our own independent village! It's ridiculous!

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(207) Mayor Albert Foxford: Well I'm tired of it all, so I decided this isn't going to be some place people just walk through on their way to somewhere else - it'll be a place where people come to gather!

So what's this about the pumpkin juice again? → (203)

How come you landed on hiring a crazy witch anyway? → (208)

How very ambitious of you… but I should get going. → (209)

(215) Mayor Albert Foxford: Hope you're enjoying the festival, friend!⁵⁾

Tell me about this pumpkin juice of yours again. → (216)

Quite the festival for a small village like this. → (218)

Remind me, how come you landed on hiring a crazy witch anyway? → (221)

Quite. → (0)

(216) Mayor Albert Foxford: A little speciality of our village cook Gerda Huxlow. We've grown our festival pumpkins specifically with her juice making in mind. Those pumpkins are quite heavy though, so we like to gather them communally. You'll need both hands to haul those pumpkins around, that's for sure.

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(218) Mayor Albert Foxford: Yes, well I got sick of people looking down on us. Nobody ever hears of Little Grainwater upon Aure. Folk don't even realize we're our own village sometimes, thinking we're either that remote corner of Grainwater, or an outgrowth of Haywind City!

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(221) Mayor Albert Foxford: She didn't seem that crazy on the surface! She took interest while we were setting up the festival grounds and said it'd be no trouble for her to entertain the children. What's the harm, I thought!

Tell me about this pumpkin juice of yours again. → (216)

Quite the festival for a small village like this. → (218)

What's the harm indeed… → (0)

(217) Mayor Albert Foxford: Now you can't just go plopping a pumpkin whole into Gerda's cauldron! That's what the village executioner is for, hehe… Bring the pumpkins to him, he'll know how to take care of them. Gerda will then reward you for your efforts.

Quite the festival for a small village like this. → (218)

Remind me, how come you landed on hiring a crazy witch anyway? → (221)

I see. → (0)

(219) Mayor Albert Foxford: It's more like Haywind City grew into us! And look how those city folk chose to build their stupid walls when we proudly proclaimed we're our own independent village! It's ridiculous!

→ (220)

(220) Mayor Albert Foxford: Well I'm tired of it all, so I decided this isn't going to be some place people just walk through on their way to somewhere else - it'll be a place where people come to gather!

Remind me, how come you landed on hiring a crazy witch anyway? → (221)

Tell me about this pumpkin juice of yours again. → (216)

How very ambitious. → (0)