Quest:A Fern By Any Other Name...
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| A Fern By Any Other Name... | Level: 10 | Region: Bree-land | NPC: Avery Crabapple | Rewards: 42 |
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Bestowal dialogue
'Good heavens! The bouquet was delivered to wrong address! I know for sure that the beautiful woman does not have cats.
'Oh dear, I should have been more detailed in my description. She definitely lives on the Scholar's Stair. Would you please pick up the bouquet from the wrong door and ask her neighbours for the correct address?'
Background
You have mistakenly delivered Crabapple's bouquet to the wrong house.
Objective 1
The bouquet is in a vase near the wrong door on the Scholar's Stair in Bree.
Avery Crabapple has asked you to collect the bouquet from the wrong address.
- Collect the bouquet from the vase at the wrong door
Objective 2
The neighbours are upon the Schoar's Stair in Bree.
Avery Crabapple asked you to iquire of the neighbours for her address.
- Ask a neighbour for the correct address
'My name is Fern, Fern Coppersmith. Have you been looking for me all this time?
'How lovely! Avery Crabapple made this beautiful bouquet just for me? That is simply the sweetest thing anyone has ever done. Between the two of us, I must admit that I've been watching him as well, hoping that he would say something. If it doesn't sound too forward, I was hoping we would get past his shyness to speak with me. In fact, I even sent him some sweets I made. Since he didn't mention them to you, I can only assume that I must have delivered them to the wrong address as well.
'If I could ask for a small favour, could you please collect the sweets for me and deliver them to poor Avery? I certainly hope he enjoys them.'
Objective 3
Fern Coppersmith's sweets are in the alley behind Avery Crabapple.
Fern Coppersmith asked you to collect her sweets from the wrong door.
- Collect the sweets
Objective 4
Avery Crabapple is in the Bree Market.
You should bring the sweets to Avery Crabapple.
- Give the sweets to Crabapple
'Goodness! Those sweets are for me from the beautiful and generous Fern? This is fate, my friend.
'How funny that both of us delivered gifts to one another and both sent them to the wrong address. I suppose all this nervousness and anxiety could have been avoided if I just spoke with her in the first place.
'I thank you so much for helping us. When I'm done with my tasks, I will have to go and speak with her in person, now that I have the courage! Thank you again!'

