C Support:

Anna: Hey! Princess Timerra!
Timerra: Hey, Lady Anna! What’s up?
Anna: Quick question─what don’t they have enough of in the queendom of Solm?
Timerra: Haha! Is this a riddle? I love riddles! OK, let’s think this through…
Anna: It’s not a riddle, or any other kind of game.
Timerra: Oh, it’s not? Then why are you asking?
Anna: Knowing what’s lacking in Solm will help me decide what to stock and sell, right?
Anna: I thought if anyone knows all there is to know about Solm, it’d be you.
Timerra: So you came to me for advice on what to sell there. Makes sense.
Anna: Now that I’ve been separated from my family, I’ve gotta make a living somehow.
Anna: Business is my only real hope.
Timerra: You know…Solm already has a lot of merchants. It’s not the easiest market to break into.
Anna: So you’re saying that distribution channels for standard goods are already well established?
Anna: In that case, I’ll focus on selling my own unique products. That should be enough to compete!
Timerra: Ooo, not a bad idea, Lady Anna!
Timerra: I’m happy to help you bring a new product to the people of Solm. Just lemme know.
Anna: Thanks, Princess Timerra. Well, no time to waste! I’d better start doing some research.

B Support:

Anna: Hey, Princess Timerra! Guess what!
Anna: My new product is finally ready to hit the market. Wait until you see this.
Timerra: Yes! I cannot tell you how much I’ve looked forward to this. Come on, let’s see it!
Anna: First, I asked myself, “What kind of problems do the people of Solm face every day?”
Timerra: Hm. High levels of sun exposure, water scarcity, bugs─you would not believe the bugs I’ve seen.
Anna: Good guesses, but no.
Anna: How many times have you dropped something in the sand and never found it again?
Timerra: Huh. Well, uh…a few, I guess.
Anna: That’s where this comes in!
Timerra: Oh! A rake. Don’t people use that to gather leaves?
Anna: You must be thinking of some other rake. This one’s for finding stuff lost in the sands!
Timerra: I’m…not following.
Anna: Say you drop something and the sand swallows it up. Not a problem with your new sand rake!
Anna: Well? Pretty handy, right?
Timerra: Ye─ No, not really, no.
Anna: I knew it was a reach even while I was saying it.
Timerra: But hey, it’s definitely innovative! I doubt anyone else would have come up with that.
Anna: Thanks for saying so, Princess Timerra.
Anna: I haven’t given up yet. The next product I develop will be the talk of Solm!
Timerra: Attagirl! You show ’em, Lady Anna!

A Support:

Anna: Hmm… What’s my angle here?
Timerra: Hey, Lady Anna. You’re really stressing about this new product, huh?
Anna: Oh, hey, Princess Timerra.
Anna: I just know whatever I come up with won’t sell well in Solm unless it stands out as truly unique.
Timerra: Yeah, it’s pretty competitive…
Anna: What’s got you so down?
Timerra: Aw, y’know. I just hate to see a friend struggle.
Anna: That’s so sweet.
Anna: But I’m not really struggling. Well, I am, but it’s not so bad.
Timerra: It’s not?
Anna: Figuring out the details when I’m working on a new product is my favorite part.
Anna: “What does this new market need?” “How can what I’m offering make everyone the happiest?”
Anna: It’s not easy, but the thrill I get when I crack the problem is worth it.
Anna: It’s the best part of being a merchant!
Timerra: Huh, OK! That makes sense!
Anna: So don’t worry about me.
Anna: I’ll figure this out. And when I do, everyone in Solm will love it.
Timerra: Yeah! That’s the spirit!
Timerra: You know what? I just thought of something.
Anna: What’s that?
Timerra: Something you should do after designing this fancy new product of yours.
Timerra: Be sure to add your name in the title. You know, like, “Lady Anna’s Amazing Doodad.”
Anna: Personal branding?! I don’t know, that seems a little embarrassing.
Timerra: Maybe. But if it turns out to be a hit…
Timerra: Your family might notice and get in touch with you. Right?
Anna: Whoa. Princess Timerra…
Anna: You might have something there! If it works, all the credit is yours.