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Revision as of 05:35, 13 March 2016

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“ “You can play with my dolls if you want to. Just make sure to brush their hair when you're done.”
— Jas

Jas is a villager who lives just outside Pelican Town. She's a young girl, and can often be found with her best friend Vincent.

Schedule

Spring

Monday

Time Location

Tuesday

Time Location
11:00 AM Arrive at Museum for tutoring with Penny and Vincent
2:00 PM Leave tutoring heading to just down from bridge to Museum
4:20 PM Leave and head ???

Wednesday

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Thursday

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Friday

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Saturday

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Sunday

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Rainy Days

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Summer

Monday

Time Location
5:40 PM Arrives home.

Tuesday

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Wednesday

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Thursday

Time Location
5:40 PM Arrives home.

Friday

Time Location
2:00 PM Leaves museum
2:40 PM Arrives at the river South West of the museum

Saturday

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Sunday

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1:20 PM Leaves home for The Beach.
3:00 PM Arrives at the beach.

Rainy Days

Time Location
Fall

Monday

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Tuesday

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Wednesday

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Thursday

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4:00 AM Sits at home and reads a book.

Friday

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Saturday

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Sunday

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Rainy Days

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Relationships

Jas lives with her aunt Marnie on her ranch outside town. She's often seen alongside her friend Vincent, who is the only resident of town close to her age. Penny takes time to teach both Vincent and Jas at the museum since there's no school nearby.

Gifts

Birthday (Summer 4)

“ “A birthday gift? That's very kind of you! I love it.”

Best

“ “*gasp*...Wow!! Thank you!”

Universal Loves

Image Name Description Source Ingredients
Pink Cake There's little heart candies on top. Cooking

Melon (1) Wheat Flour (1) Sugar (1) Egg (1)

Plum Pudding A traditional holiday treat. Cooking Wild Plum (2)

Wheat Flour (1) Sugar (1)

Fairy Rose An old folk legend suggests that the sweet smell of this flower attracts fairies. Farming

Good

“ “I love presents! Thank you!”

Universal Likes (Except Coffee)

Image Name Description Source Ingredients
Coconut A seed of the coconut palm. It has many culinary uses. Foraging - Desert
Pizza It's popular for all the right reasons. Cooking Wheat Flour (1)

Tomato (1) Cheese (1)

Cookie Very chewy. Cooking Wheat Flour (1)

Sugar (1) Egg (1)

File:Miners Treat.png Miner's Treat This should keep your energy up. Cooking Cave Carrot (2) Sugar (1) Milk (1)
Crocus A flower that can bloom in the winter. Foraging - Winter
Omelet It's super fluffy. Cooking Egg (1) Milk (1)
Daffodil A traditional spring flower that makes a nice gift. Foraging - Spring
Sweet Pea A fragrant summer flower Foraging - Summer
Tulip The most popular winter flower. Has a very faint sweet smell. Crops - Spring

Neutral

“ “Thank you!”
Image Name Description Source Ingredients
Universal Neutral Various items that elicit a neutral response from the villagers

Bad

“ “Is this a gift? Oh...”

Universal Dislikes

All Eggs

All Milk

All Vegetables

All Fruits

All Greens


Image Name Description Source
Quartz A clear crystal commonly found in caves and mines. Foraging - Mines
Dandelion Not the prettiest flower, but the leaves make a good salad. Foraging

Worst

“ “Ew. This is icky.”

Universal Hates

All Artisan Goods

Image Name Description Source
Wild Horseradish A spicy root found in the spring. Foraging - Spring
Stone A useful material when broken with the Pickaxe. Mining
Clay Put in a furnace to make a clay pot. Foraging - Hoe
Jelly Gooey. Preserves Jar
Mayonnaise It looks spreadable. Mayonnaise Machine
Honey It's a sweet syrup produced by bees. Bee House

References