Nina (Harvest Moon: SNES)

Nina
Nina's Photo
Japanese Name:	ニーナ
Residence:	Flower Shop
Family:	Nina's Mom
Favorite Gift:	Cake, Flowers, Fullmoon Berries

Gifts

Dialogue and Scripts

Dialogue

Description	Line
Greeting	"How do you do? I'm Nina. These crops must be sowed during a certain season. They won't germinate unless you sow them in the proper season." "And you have to plow the ground well to make it a field."
Raining	"I kind of like rainy days. Leaves look happy when it rains."
Saturday	"Nina's dream is to live surrounded by flowers." "A very little light from above reaches the ground. Those herbs over there lives only with it." "Not just flowers, I love them all like weeds, and vegetable. I want to do garden forever."
Spring, Weekdays	"Let me tell you the code for the flower in our shop. It is 'I like you a lot!'" "I love Spring when all the flowers start to bloom."
Spring, Sunday	"The herb in the inner part of the cave works well for fever and headache when you boil it." "Human, animals, and plants are all alive."
Summer, Weekdays	"Hey, I guess she would be happy if you gave the flower to the girl you like."
Summer, Sunday	"The flower sold at the shop is what we raise here." "Human, animals, and plants are all alive."
Day before Hurricane	"Rain is OK but not hurricane. Because it blows flowers away."
Day after Hurricane	"I'm glad everybody is fine."
Autumn, Weekdays	"The mountains this season are beautiful. There are many fruits and nuts, too..." "Autumn to Winter is an off season for us because there's nothing to sell."
Autumn, Sunday	"I'm collecting fallen leaves to make manure for the flowers." "Human, animals, and plants are all alive."
Winter, Weekdays	"It's deserted in Winter. But we can't experience the joys of Spring without Winter."
Snowing	"In winter, I make some flowers to decorate the shop. I want to make the shop look nice with them."
Saturdays and Sundays, 3 hearts	"Flowers can be used for medicinal purposes as well as making us feel comfortable. But I don't pick them when I don't need them. I believe they want to live too."