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Karen in Harvest Moon: Character Information
Character Information:

Birthday: Fall 15th (alternate birthday, Fall 23rd)

Rival: Rick (Popuri's possessive elder brother; works at the Chicken Ranch)

Lives: At the Supermarket

Family: Daughter of Sasha and Jeff

Special Foods: Pizza, French Fries, Popcorn.

Liked foods/items: Cheese, Wine, Truffles, Tempura, Sashimi, Bamboo Shoots,
Pink Diamonds, Diamonds, Perfume.

For the above, the easiest things to get her (at the start of the game) are
Wine (from Aja's Winery, 300Ga bottle), or Bamboo Shoots.(There are 3 to find on Mothers Hill in the springtime, they ship for 50G each; better to give them to Karen if you like her.). However, I would recommend giving her Popcorn and
French Fries once you have the Kitchen and necessary utensils; they raise her
Heart Level significantly more for each gift given. (By about 63% for each gift you give her, if youre interested.)

Basic Recipe for French Fries:

Potato + Oil + Knife + Frying Pan

Basic Recipe for Popcorn:

Corn + Frying Pan

Obviously these recipes can be improved on, but to do so won't raise her Heart
Level any more than the basic recipes.

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Heart Events:

Black: Go to the Supermarket between 10am-1pm. Make sure you have an empty slot in the Tools section of your rucksack. As you enter the store, Karen is there to greet you and ask if you need anything on the farm. Tell her you could use some help and you'll add a third to her Heart Level and get a bag of
Grass Seeds.

Purple: Again, enter the Supermarket between 10am and 1pm. You'll see Karen and Sasha (Karen's mother) having an argument over types of Seeds. They'll tell you a family member is ill and they plan to send her seeds to make her feel better, but Karen and Sasha can't agree which kind; Sasha thinks they should send Pink Cat seeds whilst Karen is insistent on sending Moon Drop seeds. Side with Karen and she'll appreciate it.

Blue: AGAIN, this takes place at

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