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Elisa the Seamstress
Level	1
Aggressive	No
Hostile	No
Interactable	Yes

Dialogue

20 lines of dialogue. Options are marked ›, → jumps to the line an option leads to.

Conversation starts

• "Hello, master Rothar." — depends on progress
• "Any luck with the chest at all?" — depends on progress
• "Hello, master Rothar." — depends on progress
• "Did you have a go at making the robes, young master?" — depends on progress
• "Hello again, master Rothar." — depends on progress

Elisa the Seamstress: Hello, master Rothar.

› Greetings Elisa! Happen to have seen the children around? →

› Greetings! How's everything going? →

› Carry on. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: Hah, I wish! But has the young master forgotten these eyes don't see much at all anymore?

› Ah, right. Has your eyesight been giving you difficulties lately? →

› Sorry, that's right. I'll leave you to it. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: I've been tailoring clothes all my life, young master. It's in the fingers by now. Though there is one thing, if you're keen to help.

› Of course, name it. →

› The servants can help you, I'm a little busy. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: I was about to patch some of the childrens' clothes but I ran into a bit of an obstacle. You see, my trusty sewing kit is in that locked chest in the corner, but I can't remember for the life of me where I left the key! I'd be really grateful if you could return my sewing kit to me.

› Sure, I'll see if I can find the key. →

› You have no memory of where the key might be? →

› I'm really sorry I don't have the time. Maybe one of the servants can help. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: Thank you, master. Oh and the key you're looking for, it's an old rusty looking one.

› All right. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: Well, no. But I'm sure it's somewhere in the house.

› I'll see if I can find it. →

› I'm really sorry I don't have the time. Maybe one of the servants can help. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: Any luck with the chest at all?

› Not to worry, Elisa. I have your sewing kit. →

› Not right now. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: That is simply marvelous, young master. While you were away that odd wizard came around asking about robes. I'm preoccupied with the childrens' clothes, but there's wool cloth on the table if you're feeling up for the challenge.

› That shouldn't be a problem. You know how comfortable I am with the needle. →

› You think I could make robes? Sounds daunting. →

Elisa the Seamstress: I know master, you were taught by meself after all. That's why I'm asking. Just take the cloth to the sewing table and see what you can do.

› Okay, I'll show you the robes once I'm done. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: Don't worry, young master. I'll be right here looking over your shoulder. Just take the cloth to the sewing table and see what you can do.

› Okay, I'll show you the robes once I'm done. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: Hello, master Rothar.

› Greetings Elisa! Happen to have seen the children around? →

› About the key to your chest, do you have any clues at all? →

› Carry on. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: Hah, I wish! But has the young master forgotten these eyes don't see much at all anymore?

› That's right, I keep forgetting. Nevermind. (end)

› How silly of me. About the key to your chest, do you have any clues at all? →

Elisa the Seamstress: Well... I'm sure I've left it in the house. And it's an old rusty looking key, in case you happen to try a wrong key on the lock.

› Right. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: Did you have a go at making the robes, young master?

› What do you make of these robes, Elisa? →

› What do I need to do exactly? →

› Not yet. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: Let me feel them... Hmm, yes... Not bad, young master, not bad at all. I suppose you could try offering these to the wizard... Or maybe hold onto them if you wish to practice magic.

› Excellent. This definitely sharpened my tailoring skills. →

Elisa the Seamstress: No doubt about it. Feel free to use the sewing table as much as you like, if you're looking for more practice.

› Sure. Catch you later, Elisa. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: You can find wool cloth on the table. Just bring it to the sewing table and get to work. The rest will take care of itself, I promise.

› Oh, okay. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: Hello again, master Rothar.

› Greetings Elisa! Happen to have seen the children around? →

› So you've had me make robes. What else can tailors do? →

› Catch you later, Elisa. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: Hah, I wish! But has the young master forgotten these eyes don't see much at all anymore?

› This is true, I forgot. So you've had me make robes. What else can tailors do? →

› True, I forgot. Catch you later, Elisa. (end)

Elisa the Seamstress: Oh, well... That is such a complicated question... Where to even begin?

› Ugh, forget I asked. (end)