C Support:

Clanne: That’s it. Come on, little buddy. You can do it!
Citrinne: Clanne? What are you up to out here?
Clanne: Ahh!
Citrinne: Oh! I’m terribly sorry. I didn’t mean to startle you like that.
Citrinne: You had such a serious look. I was just curious.
Clanne: It’s, uh, nothing. I-I wasn’t doing anything.
Citrinne: Oh my. Was it something…private?
Citrinne: Don’t fret. I didn’t see a thing.
Clanne: Huh?! No! It’s nothing like that!
Clanne: I was just…talking to a wildflower.
Citrinne: Why were you doing that?
Clanne: I found this withered flower out here and felt bad for it, so…I propped it back up, watered it…
Clanne: And, little by little, it started getting better.
Citrinne: Haha, oh! Well, my goodness.
Clanne: I know, I know. It’s weird to get this attached to a single wildflower.
Citrinne: Not at all. I think you’ve done a wonderful thing here, Clanne.
Clanne: Oh? You really think so? Well, uh…thank you.
Citrinne: Would it be all right with you if I watched over this flower as well?
Clanne: Yeah! Of course!
Citrinne: Haha, this flower must be happy to have found such a hard-working caretaker.

B Support:

Citrinne: Hello, Clanne. How is our wildflower friend doing today?
Clanne: It’s made a full recovery! Looks pretty sturdy. I think I’ll be able to remove the support soon.
Citrinne: What fantastic news! It’s all thanks to your hard work and diligence, you know.
Clanne: It wasn’t just me. You’ve been coming to visit too. I’m sure that helped it grow stronger.
Citrinne: Oh, I only checked on it from time to time. You put in the real effort.
Citrinne: That reminds me… I’ve been saving something for when this flower had fully healed.
Citrinne: Here, Clanne. This is a reward for all your hard work reviving that wildflower. You earned it!
Clanne: Oh my gosh. It’s…
Citrinne: It’s a flower brooch. Isn’t it perfect?
Clanne: This looks…expensive. Uh, I don’t think I can accept this.
Citrinne: Oh, but it didn’t cost that much. Besides, you should be compensated for your efforts.
Clanne: I’m sorry, Citrinne. I didn’t help this little wildflower just to get some kind of reward.
Clanne: I hope it’s not rude of me to turn it down. It’s just… Oh, I’m really sorry.
Citrinne: It’s all right, Clanne. I promise I’m not upset.
Citrinne: I apologize for how I approached this situation. It seems I’ve crossed the line again.
Clanne: What do you mean?
Citrinne: All of my own goodwill gestures usually end up revealing how privileged my life has been.
Citrinne: I know it’s something I need to address, and I do try, but…I just can’t seem to get it right.
Clanne: Citrinne? Are you OK?
Citrinne: Please, don’t worry about me. I should go.
Citrinne: I am very happy to see the wildflower looking so healthy. Job well done, Clanne.
Clanne: Aw, Citrinne…

A Support:

Citrinne: Oh, Clanne! Fancy meeting you here.
Clanne: Hi, Citrinne! It’s been a while.
Citrinne: I’ve been meaning to ask you about that one wildflower. Is it still in good health?
Clanne: Oh. I’m afraid not. It started to wither again, and I can’t seem to help it this time.
Citrinne: Oh no… That’s awful.
Clanne: No, it’s OK. I think it was just time for the flower to go. Nature’s doing its job.
Citrinne: Don’t give up, Clanne. We’ll come up with a way to fix it. Just let me think…
Citrinne: Perhaps I could import some nutrient-rich fertilizer. That may be enough to…
Clanne: Citrinne…
Citrinne: Right. Of course. This isn’t something that can be fixed through a show of wealth.
Citrinne: But I must do something. All of your hard work is fading away. You must be heartbroken…
Clanne: Actually, I’m mostly just thankful.
Citrinne: Why is that?
Clanne: Caring for that flower together ended up making us better friends. So, yeah…I’m thankful.
Citrinne: Oh, Clanne… How sweet.
Clanne: Here, I have something to give to you this time.
Clanne: These are seeds from the wildflower. I picked them before it wilted again.
Citrinne: So the flower can live on. Wonderful!
Citrinne: This is worth more than any number of jewels or gemstones. I love it.
Citrinne: Would you be willing to help me plant these?
Clanne: Sure! We can plant them all over the Somniel. We’ll fill this whole place with wildflowers.
Citrinne: Yes, let’s. And…Clanne? I hope you’ll accept a gift in kind.
Clanne: The brooch again? But I thought…
Citrinne: It’s not a reward for hard work this time. I just want you to have it.
Clanne: Heh heh, OK. If you put it that way, I accept. Thank you, Citrinne.
Citrinne: And thank you for accepting it, Clanne.