Prudence: dialogue
Everything Prudence says to you across 10 commissions, with every answer you can give, in the game's own words. Story commissions come first, in story order. Prudence's page
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Flamboyant Funeral
Story commission 2 of 53
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Prudence
This will not do.
Prudence
This will not do at all.
Prudence
Dressmaker, I require that you close the doors of this establishment immediately.
You
But I only just opened them.
Prudence
Precisely my point! As you are the new Dressmaker in town, you will doubtless be in great demand.
Prudence
If the other ladies of Twillford have access to your services, why, they might even see fit to purchase your wares. And do you know what that means?
You
I will receive an income?
Prudence
Competition!
Prudence
Imagine, if you will, that one of these other ladies’ dresses should catch the attention of the Duke.
Prudence
Imagine it! Is that not an intolerable idea, Dressmaker? I may swoon.
Prudence
As you are no doubt aware, Duke Hassan’s uncle died last week.
Prudence
With the Duke now so vulnerable and eligible, think how easily a well-dressed lady might swoop in to comfort him…
Prudence
Bat her eyelashes…
Prudence
Show some ankle…
Prudence
…and steal MY prize catch!
Prudence
Shameless hussy!
You
Ma’am, I don’t believe we have been introduced.
Prudence
Indeed? Well, the future Duchess of Twillford should not require introduction, but I will show leniency today.
Prudence
My name is Prudence Mortimer. You may call me Duchess Prudence Mortimer.
You pick one answer:
- You
Okay, Prudy.
Prudence
I did not hear that, and you will not say it again.
- You
'Future Duchess?'
Prudence
Yes, because I am yet to marry the Duke. Do keep up.
- You
Um. Sure.
Prudence
Good!
Prudence
As I was saying, Duke Hassan is to attend his uncle’s funeral this weekend. It is very tragic, yes…tremendously sad…
Prudence
Also, everyone will be dressed in dowdy black — which means that I may stand out should I wear a dazzling colour.
Prudence
The contrast is sure to draw the Duke’s eye! Is that not marvellously clever of me, Dressmaker?
Prudence
As such, you will make for me a glamorous, elegant dress in the most arresting colour possible. Nothing black!
Prudence
Make it so that it is impossible for the Duke to overlook his future Duchess. Cost is no object.
You
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If the dress passes
Prudence
Yes. This is perfectly adequate.
Prudence
...well done.
Prudence
Now I must go, but you shall certainly hear of my upcoming nuptials the next time we meet.
Prudence
Unless, of course, I am waylaid by the Duke’s meddling sister.
Prudence
Such a spoiled, frivolous woman, always talking about ‘art’ and ‘politics.’
Prudence
She conspires to interrupt my perfectly innocent conversations with her brother.
Prudence
Beware that lady, Dressmaker. She is liable to put queer ideas in your head.
If the dress fails
Prudence
Dressmaker. I fear you have suffered a grave misunderstanding.
Prudence
I wish to attract the Duke. Not repel him.
Prudence
This situation must be remedied. It is of critical importance that I am shown to best effect at this funeral.
You
If you are certain it's what you want, I'll make some adjustments.
The dress goes back on your table, so you can alter it.
Prudence
Your understanding is appreciated. I look forward to a better result.
You
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Undercover Servant
Story commission 11 of 53
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Prudence
Dressmaker.
Prudence
I see you have still not installed the chaise lounge we discussed.
You
The chaise lounge?
Prudence
Yes, the chaise lounge.
Prudence
Should I wish to swoon, I will require a suitably soft surface to land upon.
Prudence
Hence, the chaise lounge.
Prudence
Did I not make this abundantly clear during my last visit?
You
During your last visit, you told me to shut my doors.
Prudence
And lo! You appear to have spectacularly failed to accomplish that, too!
Prudence
Could you not at least conjure up, oh, I do not know…a stool of some description?
Prudence
I am having the most vexing day.
You pick one answer:
- You
Did you fail an etiquette class on good posture?
- You
Did you suffer a misplaced grapefruit spoon at the breakfast table?
- You
Did you encounter an uncouth youth during your morning promenade?
Prudence
No, as a matter of fact, my brother is threatening to evict me from my home.
Prudence
Although I am sure you will find that equally amusing.
Prudence
...
Prudence
Primogeniture, you see.
Prudence
As the firstborn son, my brother inherits the entire family estate, while I must subsist only on his, well, limited forbearance.
You
I had no idea.
Prudence
Well, I am hardly going to advertise the situation, Dressmaker.
Prudence
If people were to discover that my younger brother treats me as his unpaid maid, I would be made a laughingstock in polite society.
Prudence
As it stands, I already wait on him hand and foot. He dismissed his other servants the very day Father died.
Prudence
If I fail to cater to his every whim, he will turn me out alongside my young nieces.
Prudence
I cannot allow that to happen. We have nowhere else to go.
Prudence
Which is why it is absolutely imperative that I win the affections of Duke Hassan.
Prudence
If I marry someone suitably rich, I will never again need to beg my brother for anything.
Prudence
Enough chit-chat from me, however! I do, as a matter of fact, require a new dress.
Prudence
I am looking for an outfit that will allow me to appear elegant while engaged in menial labour.
Prudence
It should be relatively simple, so that I might gracefully transition from scrubbing floors to drinking champagne with high society.
You
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If the dress passes
Prudence
Excellent work. This will do very well for my purposes.
Prudence
And Dressmaker? I trust you will be discrete regarding my…situation? It is a delicate matter, that is all.
You
I understand
Prudence
I am glad to hear it. Good day now.
If the dress fails
Prudence
I really do recommend you visit the local physician to have your hearing tested.
Prudence
How anyone might believe that this dress is remotely suitable for my purposes is beyond me.
Prudence
Regardless, I suppose I shall have to make do with this travesty in the mean time.
Prudence
And Dressmaker? I trust you will be discrete regarding my…situation? It is a delicate matter, that is all.
You
I understand
Prudence
I am glad to hear it. Good day now.
Floral Romance
Story commission 24 of 53
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Prudence
Good afternoon, Dressmaker.
You pick one answer:
- You
Oh hi, Prudy.
Prudence
I did not hear that, and I will continue as if you never spoke.
- You
A very good day to you too, Duchess Prudence Mortimer.
Prudence
Oh! Oh yes, I do rather enjoy the sound of that. Please continue to address me so.
- You
Are you here to complain about my furniture again?
Prudence
That depends. Have you acquired a chaise lounge?
Prudence
It is springtime in Twillford. Do you know why that is significant?
Prudence
Because it marks the return of one of the most important events in any socialite’s calendar — the Spring Fete!
Prudence
And the Duke will once again be <swing>in attendance.</swing>
Prudence
Armed with my wits, my charms, and my excellent good looks, I cannot lose.
Prudence
He may have been distracted before, but this time —this time!— I shall win the man! And his vast personal fortune!
Prudence
Although...
Prudence
In strictest confidence…
Prudence
…men are rather tiresome on the whole, are they not?
Prudence
Not to mention that I will doubtless spend the entire evening evading the Duke's accursed sister.
You
I gather Priya can be a little protective.
Prudence
That is one way of phrasing it. I would go as far as to suggest that the woman is obsessed with me.
Prudence
As though her brother were a delectable little fish, and I a great circling leviathan.
Prudence
Preposterous. I am not intending to eat the man.
You
You only want his money.
Prudence
Precisely!
Prudence
Having said that, I admit that I might have rather misjudged Priya…possibly.
Prudence
At a recent soiree, I saw a number of her new paintings. Still lifes of floral arrangements, great quantities of sunflowers and daffodils.
Prudence
Looking at them, I was overcome by the strangest feeling.
You
What sort of a feeling?
Prudence
I don’t rightly know. A certain sympathy, I suppose.
Prudence
Perhaps it was admiration, for the way that she perceives so much beauty in the world. I wished…I wished to understand her better.
Prudence
Although art remains a frivolous pursuit, I believe she is a very passionate person. Most singular and determined.
Prudence
And so I thought: <rainb>florals.</rainb>
Prudence
I would very much like to attend the Spring Fete in bright, beautiful florals this year.
Prudence
Perhaps that will make Priya look upon me more kindly as her future sister-in-law.
Prudence
You may have 750. I would like a dress fit for spring — a gown that is romantic, and floral-themed. I wish to resemble a lovely painting.
You
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If the dress passes
Prudence
You have outdone yourself, Dressmaker. This is exactly what I had in mind, and I am exceedingly pleased.
Prudence
Well, much like the onset of new growth in spring, I too must strive ever upwards.
Prudence
Do look out for news of my upcoming engagement!
If the dress fails
Prudence
In this dress, I shall not so much resemble a blooming rose, as a wilted lettuce.
Prudence
This is not at all what I had in mind, Dressmaker.
Prudence
Well, much like the onset of new growth in spring, I too must strive ever upwards.
Prudence
Do look out for news of my upcoming engagement!
Secret Gallery Visit
Story commission 30 of 53
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Prudence
I have fallen victim to a heinous plot.
You
Good morning, Prudence. It is nice to see you again. I am well, thank you for enquiring.
Prudence
As you know, art is the providence of scoundrels and layabouts.
You
Indeed, the weather has been very fine, and yes, business has been rather demanding of late, but I endeavour to do my best for my customers.
Prudence
A proper lady would never stoop to pick up a paintbrush, for example. It is unseemly. The imagination is a positively dangerous—
You
I am guessing this is about Priya.
Prudence
Priya, yes!
Prudence
The source of all my strife, and the immovable obstacle standing in the path of my honest marital ambitions. The instigator of this latest scheme to debase my virtuous mind!
Prudence
She has launched a new exhibition, and I wish to see it.
You
Then...go?
Prudence
I cannot simply ‘go!’ What if someone were to witness me? The damage to my reputation would be immeasurable.
Prudence
No, no, do not be absurd.
Prudence
If I am to attend, I must ensure that I do so unrecognised. For this reason, I will require an appropriate disguise.
Prudence
A dress so out of character that no one would ever think it me!
Prudence
Let’s see… I want a dress that is cute, playful, and patterned. Is that not absurd? I will pay you 750 for the job.
You
Accept Commission
If the dress passes
Prudence
Oh, this is positively ridiculous. Excellent! No one would ever suspect me of wearing such a silly dress.
Prudence
This is all rather thrilling, isn't it?
Prudence
Yes, quite devious of me. No one shall ever suspect I have seen all of Priya’s works!
If the dress fails
Prudence
Hm. Do you think this will be adequate as a disguise? I am not wholly convinced.
Prudence
I shall contrive an alibi. Just in case.
Prudence
This is all rather thrilling, isn't it?
Prudence
Yes, quite devious of me. No one shall ever suspect I have seen all of Priya’s works!
Never the Bride
Story commission 35 of 53
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Prudence
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Prudence
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Prudence
……you still lack a chaise lounge, Dressmaker.
You pick one answer:
- You
Are you all right, Prudence?
Prudence
Of course I am not ‘all right!’ Do I look remotely ‘all right’ to you?
Prudence
It turns out that what I am, in fact, is ‘all WRONG!’
- You
I sense that the chaise lounge may not be the real problem here.
Prudence
Of course it is!
Prudence
This is a matter of people behaving as they ought to behave, giving me what I want when I want it, and not proposing to an entirely different, very beautiful woman instead of me.
- You
The town carpenter told me that he is working on it.
Prudence
Well, that is all very well, but how does it help me NOW?
Prudence
WHY is the Duke marrying MARIE?!
Prudence
I suppose I will have to be happy for the bride.
Prudence
WELL, I AM NOT.
Prudence
I AM NOT HAPPY.
Prudence
Was I not gay? Did I not smile and flatter and twirl my skirts?
Prudence
All my efforts are wasted, all my plans are ruined, and where am I left? I do not know what to do.
You
I am sorry.
Prudence
The worst part is that I can hardly be angry at Marie. She is so nice.
Prudence
I cannot be mad at the Duke either — no, that is like being mad at a slow-witted Labrador.
Prudence
And yet I must direct my fury somewhere, or else I shall explode.
Prudence
Do you know who is really to blame here? Well, I will tell you who is really to blame here — Priya.
Prudence
That is right. The Duke’s sister!
Prudence
She conspired to distract me! She did it on purpose, with her lovely sunflowers, and her perfect hair, and her clever, interesting conversation. She is the reason I am…I am…
Prudence
I do not know what to do. And my poor nieces…where will we go?
Prudence
Do you know, Priya had the nerve to invite me to the wedding? Imagine the gall, Dressmaker.
Prudence
She dares to pity me, or dares to mock me. Well, I’ll show her. I will attend the Duke’s wedding.
Prudence
And so I want you to make a dress for me. And when people see me at the wedding in this dress, I want them to plainly understand that I am better than all of them.
Prudence
Better than the Duke, better than Marie, and most especially better than Priya.
Prudence
This dress is a damn-you-all dress, and it had best be spectacular. When they see me, they will understand the mistake that they have made.
Prudence
For the wedding, I must be dressed in black eveningwear. You will have 1500. Think elaborate, think risqué, think glamorous. No flowers at all.
You
Accept Commission
If the dress passes
Prudence
Perfect. It is perfect in every way. I will be honoured to wear this.
Prudence
We may not see each other again, Dressmaker. And if that is so, I wish to thank you — for your discretion, for your patience, and for your dresses.
Prudence
I am aware that I may not be your favourite client, but it is also true that this place has been a refuge for me.
Prudence
Regardless, I am sure you will hear of how this latest dress is received by society. The town does love its gossip.
Prudence
Farewell. And thank you.
If the dress fails
Prudence
Dressmaker, this is not what I asked for.
You
I know.
Prudence
In that case, why are you presenting it to me?
You pick one answer:
- You
Because the dress you asked for is a bad idea.
Prudence
Perhaps.
Prudence
I find I cannot bring myself to care.
- You
Because I think this look is better.
Prudence
Oh, well, in that case!
Prudence
What is the point of commissioning a specific dress, if one's commission is immediately disregarded?
- You
Because you don't really want a damn-you-all dress.
Prudence
Do not presume to tell me what I want.
YouYou are upset, and acting against your own interests.
Prudence
Do not presume to tell me my interests either.
Prudence
Dressmaker, this is my choice.
Prudence
Your concern on my behalf is……
Prudence
It is kind. I appreciate it. But I will not be deterred.
You
Fine, I'll make the changes.
The dress goes back on your table, so you can alter it.
Prudence
It is my hope that you will do better this time.
You
Alter Commission
Story commission 46 of 53
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Prudence
Good afternoon.
You
Oh, Prudence! I was beginning to worry about you.
Prudence
…
Prudence
I shan’t stay long. I depart Twillford later this evening.
Prudence
My brother has only given me a few hours to pack my belongings, and I cannot miss my coach.
Prudence
I can offer you a budget of 500 for this commission—
You
Wait, you are leaving?!
Prudence
There may be employment for me at the Tulleton Mill, or else in the sculleries of the larger houses in the region.
Prudence
My brother is of the opinion that no decent household would deign to hire me, but perhaps I will go unrecognised.
Prudence
I can offer you a budget of 500 for this commission—
You
What on earth does that mean?
Prudence
Have you not read the broadsheets? I am an embarrassment and a scandal.
Prudence
After my “disgraceful appearance” at Duke Hassan’s wedding, I am said to have “dragged the Mortimer name into the mud of disrepute” with my “salacious display.”
Prudence
As such, my brother will no longer tolerate my presence beneath his roof.
Prudence
I wonder now…has everyone always been laughing at me?
Prudence
Have I always been the joke?
Prudence
No matter. I can offer you a budget of 500 for this commission—
You
Do you really want to leave?
Prudence
For goodness’ sake, Dressmaker! Are you trying to make this more difficult?
Prudence
Twillford is all I know. I will be leaving my home, my friends, my nieces — all of it.
Prudence
It cannot be helped. I will lose everything.
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Prudence
Even you, who I cherish as my most trusted friend.
Prudence
Even…even Priya…
Prudence
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You
She was looking for you.
Prudence
………………………
Prudence
Well, she found me.
Prudence
The night of the stargazing event, we happened upon one another at the summit of the hill above the orchard.
Prudence
She declared that we needed to talk. And so we did, and I explained my circumstances. She listened most patiently.
Prudence
However, once I was finished, she pronounced me ‘an utter fool.’
Prudence
This was, it must be said, rude and unnecessary. Positively hurtful.
Prudence
And then—and then!—she proceeded to say the most ridiculous thing — that I should have pursued her hand in marriage instead of her brother’s.
Prudence
I confess, I laughed in her face.
Prudence
She said it most seriously.
You
Is it so ridiculous? Do you not prefer her?
Prudence
Dressmaker, I would likely prefer a handsomely carved pumpkin to Duke Hassan.
You
You are avoiding the question.
Prudence
And you are overstepping.
Prudence
What, will you wring a confession from me? Am I not enough of a joke already?
Prudence
Very well, so be it!
Prudence
I think of Priya constantly. She is maddening, she is impossible, I cannot have her, and I want no one else.
Prudence
Now I will leave Twillford and never see her again. What do my feelings matter? The world has no place for them.
Prudence
She painted me a dream, and it will never exist. I love her — is that confession enough for you?
Prudence
……………
Prudence
…do not look at me that way.
You
You must talk to Priya. She’ll help you.
Prudence
No.
Prudence
If I must lose everything else, I would like to save the remainder of my dignity.
Prudence
I cannot live on painted dreams.
Prudence
I will require a dress for my journey. It should be warm, simple, professional workwear. I do not have the funds for anything extravagant, but I can offer you 500 for this commission.
Prudence
Please, Dressmaker.
You
Accept Commission
If the dress passes
Prudence
Yes, this is suitable. Thank you.
Prudence
This will doubtless be our final farewell, and I—
Prudence
I will remain grateful to you.
Prudence
Tell Priya that I am sorry.
If the dress fails
Prudence
I do not have the money for another, so I will have to make do with this dress.
Prudence
This will doubtless be our final farewell, and I—
Prudence
I will remain grateful to you.
Prudence
Tell Priya that I am sorry.
Story commission 52 of 53
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Prudence
Greetings, Dressmaker.
Prudence
…it would appear my circumstances have changed.
You pick one answer:
- You
Prudy!
Prudence
Only Priya gets to call me that.
- You
I would propose attributing this development to my dressmaking skills.
Prudence
Nonsense. The last time I checked you were not a magician, and so you cannot claim to grant wishes.
- You
I always suspected that they might. My congratulations.
Prudence
You do seem a bit of an optimist.
YouI prefer the term 'romantic.'
Prudence
It has certainly been a season of surprises. Many of them unpleasant, but…not this last one.
Prudence
I confess, I am surprised to find myself so perfectly happy.
You
It suits you.
Prudence
I expect it does. The Duke has offered a lovely cottage to house my nieces, and they are moving out of the Mortimer estate this week.
Prudence
My brother will be left to fend for himself. I suspect it will prove a most rude awakening for him.
Prudence
You know, it is the strangest thing to think of the future without feeling trapped. More than that, to feel eagerness.
You
Because of Priya?
Prudence
Why, did you know that she is also very rich? It is a rather novel concept to be sure, but she is ‘independently wealthy.’
Prudence
I had no idea that people paid so much money for paintings.
You
Really, Prudence?
Prudence
Fine, fine. You already know how I feel about her.
Prudence
Even now, I can scarcely believe any of this is possible. It makes me quite giddy, in fact.
Prudence
And yet, I cannot conceive of a life without Priya either. It would be like imagining living without sunrises. Without the flowers or the spring.
Prudence
She seems to me a concentration of everything beautiful and good in the world. I believe, Dressmaker, that we shall be very happy together.
Prudence
No, in fact — I will make it so.
Prudence
But first, I will, of course, require a dress from you. Hah, to think of it! A wedding dress for me, after all!
Prudence
I should like it to reflect my hopes for the wedding: for it to be bold and joyous. It must be elaborate, formal, and romantic, and it must have flowers for Priya. I can offer 3000.
You
Accept Commission
If the dress passes
Prudence
Oh, how wonderful. This is MY dress, exactly as I wanted it.
Prudence
I love it with my whole heart, and I cannot wait for Priya to see it too.
Prudence
Oh, and I almost forgot: you are invited to the ceremony, Dressmaker! It seems only fitting, after so many…fittings.
Prudence
And of course, Priya is rather fond of you.
You
I would not miss it for the world.
Prudence
You will come? Oh! Oh, I’m so glad!
Prudence
Thank you, Dressmaker! We will see you at our wedding.
If the dress fails
Prudence
…
Prudence
I don't think Priya will marry me, after all.
You
No! That's unacceptable. I will make this right.
The dress goes back on your table, so you can alter it.
Prudence
Please do.
Prudence
Losing her might destroy me.
You
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Not Haughty
Pigeon commission
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Prudence
Good day.
Prudence
Or rather—ahem—
Prudence
‘What is up?’
You
The ceiling?
Prudence
Yes.
Prudence
Yes, that does appear to be the case.
Prudence
Dressmaker, I suffered a grave insult today.
Prudence
My niece broke a window during her lacrosse game, and I wished to see to its repair. Naturally, I called upon the services of the Twillford glazier.
Prudence
This man was most rude to me.
Prudence
After I furnished him with the instructions for the repair, I spied him pulling hideous faces to the considerable mirth of his apprentice.
Prudence
I do believe—and this pains me to admit—he may have been imitating my manner.
Prudence
The crass impudence!
Prudence
As if I could ever be perceived as haughty.
Prudence
I assured him that I am most popular with the youth, and am seen as an upstanding model of the common woman.
Prudence
But the villain did not appear to believe me!
Prudence
And so, I would like you to make a dress that substantiates my argument.
Prudence
It must be simple, uncomfortable workwear, and you may only have 250 for this job. That will show him who is ‘out of touch.’
You
Accept Commission
If the dress passes
Prudence
This is both hideous and perfect. Perfectly hideous, hideously perfect. Ha hah!
Prudence
It is amazing what can be accomplished with no money.
Prudence
No one shall get away with calling Duchess Prudence Mortimer ‘haughty!’
Prudence
Fare thee well!
If the dress fails
Prudence
You see, the problem is that I might actually choose to wear this. We were supposed to prove the villain wrong, Dressmaker.
Prudence
No one shall get away with calling Duchess Prudence Mortimer ‘haughty!’
Prudence
Fare thee well!
Good Aunt
Pigeon commission
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Prudence
Good afternoon, Dressmaker.
Prudence
It has been quite the day. I am nearly overcome, I must confess. Quite faint, in fact. A spell of dizziness may—
You
Is this about the chaise lounge again? Please don’t swoon in my shop.
Prudence
Is a little human compassion too much to ask? You have no appreciation of my womanly frailty, Dressmaker. I have needs.
You
You do not need a chaise lounge.
Prudence
This is most improper customer service. Hmph.
Prudence
I shall get one in the end.
Prudence
As I was saying, my nerves are overtaxed. My poor darling niece has contracted some abominable malaise, and developed the most pitiable cough.
Prudence
I will not permit her to leave her bed until she is fully recovered. Rest and soup, that is what she requires.
Prudence
She may insist that she is well, but I will not be fooled. Her protestations are but a brave front that she musters for my sake alone.
Prudence
Precious, foolish girl. I wish to cheer her up during her convalescence, so that she might feel better sooner. I know she would love a new dress!
Prudence
As it so happens, our measurements are identical. The Mortimer physique always runs true.
Prudence
Could you create a girlish dress for her that is cute, playful, and patterned? She is exceedingly fond of ribbons, so please include those in your design. I believe 500 will suffice for this commission.
You
Accept Commission
If the dress passes
Prudence
How adorable! My niece will be so pleased, I know it. I am very grateful to you, Dressmaker.
Prudence
Well, I must be off. Fiona has promised to set aside her best turnips for—
Prudence
Atchoo!
Prudence
Oh dear.
Prudence
Goodbye, dear Dressmaker!
If the dress fails
Prudence
Oh, I don’t know. Is this what the youth favour nowadays? It strikes me as rather odd.
Prudence
I suppose I will have to see how she receives the gift.
Prudence
Well, I must be off. Fiona has promised to set aside her best turnips for—
Prudence
Atchoo!
Prudence
Oh dear.
Prudence
Goodbye, dear Dressmaker!
A gift for Prudence
Gift commission
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If the gift gets the best result
Prudence
This is…this is simply beautiful. How could you have possibly known to choose exactly this shade of pink? And the gems…
Prudence
I must concede that this shall be the finest dress in my entire wardrobe, Dressmaker.
Prudence
I find myself rather overcome. Thank you for this gift.
If the gift is a success
Prudence
This is rather good, Dressmaker. Well done. I will accept it.
If the gift fails
Prudence
…did you mean to deliver this to someone else? Someone with no taste, perhaps?
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