Fates Supports/Avatar(F) Midori(PC)
C Support
Midori: Mother?
Avatar: Why, hello, Midori. What is it?
Midori: You said your knee was bothering you the other day, right, Mother? Well, guess what? I made some ointment for you!
Avatar: Oh my. This is for me? Thank you, Midori!
Midori: Heehee. I'll apply it now, OK? Pain, pain, fly away! Come again some other day!
Avatar: Oh, wow. It's already feeling much better. That's Midori's special medicine for you!
Midori: Teehee! I'm glad.
Avatar: I still can't believe your father taught you to do all this. And you grew up to be such a bookworm! Your father and I are so proud.
Midori: Aww! Thank you, Mother! I love you both so much!
Avatar: And we love you too. Now, run along. Mother's got battle plans to draw up!
Midori: OK, bye!
B Support
Midori: *grumble* *grumble*
Avatar: Midori? What's the matter?
Midori: I just ran into a bunch of kids in the forest who were planning to go in much deeper. But I warned them it wasn't safe for kids their age to be doing that without an adult. And then one of them said "Who are you to tell us what to do, huh?" "You're just a kid yourself! Bossy-pants!" And then they kept chanting that at me. "Bossy-pants! Bossy-pants!" They didn't stop until I left. It was infuriating!
Avatar: Aw. I'm sorry, honey. Did the kids get home safely, though?
Midori: Yeah. I stayed and looked out for them the whole time. I just wish I didn't look like such a kid. Why is that, Mother? You and Father don't have the same problem. Why do I? I'm already, like, fully grown up! It's so frustrating.
Avatar: I don't think I can answer that, Midori. Some people just take longer to grow. But I'm very proud of you for looking out for those little ones.
Midori: But—but—
Avatar: Come now, don't be like that. You did the right thing. Sometimes we have to just be satisfied with that. Not everyone appreciates a good deed, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't do them.
Midori: I know, I know. I won't stop helping people. But I don't have to like it every time, right?
Avatar: I suppose that's only fair. But maybe this will help. Even if no one else appreciates what you do, I always will, OK? So if you ever get frustrated, just remember how proud I am of all your good deeds.
Midori: Hm... OK! Thanks, Mother! You're the best!
A Support
Midori: Mother!
Avatar: Hey there, Midori. You're certainly in high spirits today.
Midori: Yeah! Something really good happened! Remember those kids I met the other day?
Avatar: The ones you warned not to go too deep into the forest?
Midori: Yeah! I just ran into them in town, and they apologized and thanked me!
Avatar: Oh?
Midori: Yup! I guess they got scolded really bad by their mothers. They said it would have been even worse if I hadn't been there looking out for them.
Avatar: So it looks like they came around after all, huh?
Midori: Yeah. They really warmed up to me after that. It was great!
Avatar: Is that so? I'm glad.
Midori: The only problem is that now they want me to go with them again. They said they got permission this time, but only if they can go with a grown-up.
Avatar: What, you mean back into the forest?
Midori: Yeah. Don't worry, I won't let them get lost or go too far in or anything. On the one hand, it's sort of a pain to have to play chaperone again... But on the other hand, it means I'm a real, bona fide grown-up, right? Teehee.
Avatar: Haha. You know you don't need other people to tell you that, Midori. But I suppose if it makes you feel better, I'm still happy for you.
Midori: Heehee. Well, I better go get packed! It's gonna be a long adventure, I think.
Avatar: Go on then. Just be safe, OK?
Midori: Will do! Good-bye, Mother! I'll be back before sundown!
