Caroline

Template:VillagerCaroline is a villager who lives in Pelican Town.

Schedule

Spring
Monday Time Location Tuesday Time Location Wednesday Time Location Thursday Time Location Friday Time Location 2:10 PM Arrive at Museum to read a book 5:00 PM Leave Museum to head home 6:30 Stand in main room of home just below fireplace. 9:00 PM Head to bed Saturday Time Location Sunday Time Location Rainy Days Time Location

Relationships

Carolline is married to Pierre and lives with her daughter Abigail in Pierre's.

Gifts

Best

"You're giving this... to me? I'm speechless."

Universal Loves

Image	Name	Description	Source	Ingredients
	Fish Taco	It smells delicious.	Cooking	Tuna (1) Tortilla (1) Red Cabbage (1) Mayonnaise (1)
	Summer Spangle	A tropical bloom that thrives in the humid summer air. Has a sweet, tangy aroma.	Farming

Good

“	“Oh, goodness! Are you sure?”

Universal Likes

Image	Name	Description	Source	Ingredients
	Fairy Rose	An old folk legend suggests that the sweet smell of this flower attracts fairies. (Any color)	Farming
	Crocus	A flower that can bloom in the winter.	Foraging - Winter
	Salad	A healthy garden salad.	The Saloon Cooking	Leek (1) Dandelion (1) Vinegar (1)
	Pizza	It's popular for all the right reasons.	Cooking	Wheat Flour (1) Tomato (1) Cheese (1)

Bad

"No, no, no..."

Universal Dislikes

Image	Name	Description	Source
	Wild Horseradish	A spicy root found in the spring.	Foraging - Spring
	Clay	Put in a furnace to make a clay pot.	Foraging - Hoe
	Mayonnaise	It looks spreadable.	Mayonnaise Machine

Worst

"This is absolute junk. I'm offended."

Universal Hates

Image	Name	Description	Source
	Quartz	A clear crystal commonly found in caves and mines.	Foraging - Mines
	Salmonberry	A spring-time berry with the flavor of the forest.	Foraging
	Stone	A useful material when broken with the Pickaxe.	Mining
	Poppy	A flower blooming in the Summer.	Farming

Heart Events

Recipes

After reaching 3 hearts with Caroline she will begin to send you recipes in the mail.

Description	Recipe
Dear (Name), Nothing is more satsifying than cooking with fresh vegetables from your own garden! I've enclosed a recipe to help you out. Take care, -Caroline	Parsnip Soup

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