#rsv olga

[studentinpursuitofclouds]

Okay so i had this in my mind, so do you know about moominmamma from moominvalley, just to summarize her shortly, she's described as a calm and comforting caretaker, who has a odd way of doing housekeeping and seems to always be calm, always making the tastiest foods, always carrying around a handbag that seems to have everything, and also knows the slight changes in the moomin house after her hibernation, and also might have been hiding a criminal (Stinky) from the police.

Soo i have a fun idea of the farmer being exactly like moominmamma, they do an odd way on doing anything, giving off strong parental figure vibe, always know whenever someone move or took their stuff, even a little, and maybe even befriending monsters( i can imagine them simply hanging out with Apophis or even having tea with Gabrielle).

How would all of the RSV characters react to a Moominmamma! Listener?

Hell yeah, Moomin mentioned! :D

I really like that idea for Farmer ❤️ Thanks for your ask, dear anon, and enjoy!

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Trinnie and Keahi adore Farmer and will never miss a single opportunity to visit them on the farm. After all, the kind Farmer always treats them to something tasty (Keahi sometimes even thinks that Farmer is a little better cook than his father), always lets them pet the animals, and even ride a horse (not without a protective helmet and supervision from Farmer, of course), and also never refuses the energetic children in advice if they are worried about something. Admittedly, if Farmer gets Keahi and Trinnie up to mischief, it's not without a dose of light scolding (who uses a bomb for a prank?), but on the whole, Farmer is a favourite adult for the kids.

Maddie, Flor, Kiarra and Paula decided to make a little experiment at their leisure in Stardew Valley, and asked Philip to move some things in Farmer's house while Farmer themself was standing with the girls (Farmer allowed it). When he returned to his friends, however, all four girls waited to see what Farmer would say in reply. "Philip moved my coffee mug in the kitchen a little to the left of the sink." The shocked man nodded his head in confirmation. "HOW?!" "It's always like that. Anyway, who wants some berry pie?"

Aguar has an experiment of his own on Farmer as well... Only in this case, it will also involve the dangerous monsters that lurk in the depths of Ridge forest. Why are they aggressive to everyone but Farmer? What kind of aura do they exude that monsters obediently stand near them and willingly accept... cookies in their clawed paws??? He can use their power to his advantage. For the defence of Ridgeside Village, naturally (well, and other purposes...).

Farmer has practically replaced Yuuma's parents while they have to travel for work. The boy was at first uncomfortable with Farmer's care and didn't want to impose on the adult with his chores and thoughts, immersing himself in taking care of his older brother. But it was Farmer's help, kindness and care that allowed Yuuma not only to have free time to be a child, but also to vent his accumulated emotions to someone, about his fears and worries for his brother and how much he missed his mom and dad.

No, Jio doesn't need anything from Farmer. And no, he doesn't need woollen socks, it's not cold in the woods- no, he doesn't need it in any way at all. Elf doesn't need a warm hat either. Why is Farmer chasing him like a protective mama hen? He's an assassin, this is ridiculous- No! For the last time, Jio doesn't need this- !!! Okay, he'll take the plum pudding, it looks delicious. Thanks. And go away.

The kindness and parental care from Farmer is just a breath of fresh air for the Amethyne family, whose members sacrifice almost everything for the legacy of their family name. Louie clung to Farmer like a magnet, wanting to spend more time with them. He even stopped calling them a servant and started working on his behaviour thanks to their advice and help. The advice was especially accepted by Ariah, who was already freaking out due to a nearly failed exam and a lot of pressure. The faithful servants Irene and Sonny themselves were not left out of Farmer's attention, they were even a little unaccustomed to it - usually they take care of family and guests, but here it was somehow the opposite. Zayne is a little shy, but very grateful to Farmer for everything and for always listening to him and helping him in difficult decisions. Maive is just happy with Farmer and appreciates them for everything they have done for her family, sometimes being surprised that Farmer sees only good in her too, even though the head of the Amethyne family herself knows that she can be strict and even unpleasant.

While the grumpy elf is trying his best to hide from Farmer, Daia is taking full advantage of this. Who could say no to a delicious cranberry cheesecake, especially since Farmer makes it just perfect! The ninja has never known family and parental care, having been raised from an early age with only one job - to kill anyone her Lady points her finger at, so Daia doesn't mind feeling cared for, if only for a little while. Though she admits it's a little strange.

"Farmer, we need to have a serious talk." Belinda doesn't even know anymore whether to be angry at the careless Farmer who approached Gabriella's closest minions unarmed, with intentions of "settling the conflict," or surprised at the minions agreeing to peace and having a tea party??? with Farmer. Can damned monsters even drink anything? It's as if Farmer has some sort of aura that makes all evil spirits calm down. At her mute request for help in this strange situation towards Raeriyala, the fox spirit only laughed softly at what was happening. Her deceased friend had been such a caring mother, and it was rather amusing to see Farmer adopt those traits of their grandmother. Maybe it's a hint that the damned souls can still be saved, since they're treating Farmer peacefully at least.

Olga has become resistant to Farmer because they are spoiling her husband Bert (who really doesn't mind a tasty sweets from Farmer) and daughter Trinnie with their maternal care. She is grateful to Farmer for their recipes for culinary masterpieces, sweaters and, though a little strange, very useful advice about the house, but Olga repeats time after time that these two need a stern hand.

Lenny sat on the picnic table with the rest of the adult residents of Ridgeside Village and was dying laughing when she saw Farmer, with arms full of sweaters, almost running after anyone they thought was not dressed appropriately for the cold weather. "Ay, ay, ay, are you jealous because you don't have a sweater either?" slyly quipped Carmen, who however was also amused by the scene. Especially since her daughter Blair was perpetually dressed lightly and had a good chance of catching a cold (despite her mother's scolding), so Farmer, who had persuaded her to wear sweater they had tied, was her salvation. Shanice, Naomi, and Malaya giggled quietly at what was happening while Richard with Pika and Lorenzo explained to a confused Kimpoi that Farmer had always been like this. Even though they all laugh, everyone knows that Farmer is the kindest soul, best friend and just a blessing from Yoba.

On the one hand, Faye is a bit annoyed by Farmer's care and advice, because she can take care of herself, you know (ugh, they are like her parents!). But later the waitress realises that they do it out of kindness, not because they think she is incapable of independent life. Plus she can't turn down Farmer's food (their cauliflower with cheese is delicious!).

"Aw yeah, free lunch!" Ian gave Sean a stern look after his not too polite comment when Farmer's stopped by their workplace with a hot meal for the boys. But the ginger man himself couldn't agree more with his friend: Farmer cooks so gloriously that it's impossible to refuse. They have become a frequent visitor (not even a customer anymore), just to make sure that both Ian and Sean don't forget to eat after their hard work. Ian is especially grateful, as he can save more money for his family.

Anton has already come to terms with his failures in life, believing that the only thing he has left to wish for is to numb the pain with cider and sleep. However, Farmer appeared in Anton's life and became a friend, a counsellor and a shoulder to cry on. And they always have plenty of tissues in their handbag after crying.

After the whole damn thing with that Jio and "Gabriela's followers", Corine is surprised at how calm Farmer acted at the sight of danger. Wait, don't tell her that Farmer didn't take up arms just because they want to be friends with these... creatures and live in peace like in fairytale. With all due respect to her good friend, Corine doesn't think just words will solve anything here... whatever that was.

Alissa and Ysabelle are going to be a little confused. It's not that Farmer's attention and care makes them uncomfortable, not at all. It's just... They're not little kids anymore, and they can take care of themselves. Alissa is a bit shy to say it directly, so as not to hurt Farmer's feelings, while Ysabelle said in plain text that if she needs help, advice or warm socks, she will ask directly. Luckily, Frmer understood both girls perfectly and is in no way offended.

Shiro was so happy when before his eyes Farmer cared for and helped Yuuma, allowing the boy to enjoy at least some free time like a child should. Even chuckled a little when his younger brother was a little shy of care from Farmer. Laughing until Farmer's attention turned to Shiro himself. He was a little shy too, but was grateful for the help and care, occasionally reminding him that he could take care of himself too. Heh, why does he need so many woollen socks?

"Don't you think I'm too old for all this?" Kenneth, June and Jeric in no way meant to insult the Farmer or their gift of a knitted jumper. It's only that such overprotection causes them a little confusion and misunderstanding. All those sweaters and- oh, ok, that cheesecake looks delicious. They'll accept that. Thanks Farmer.

For Lola and Freddie Farmer is the kindest, most polite and calm youth they have ever met. All their deeds, all their concern for the other residents of this town has not escaped the eyes of the retired assassins. And of course, two elderly men will not refuse the knitted socks that Farmer has put their care and love into (especially they are woolen - just the thing against the cold wooden floor in their house!). Lola is a little worried, though, because of Farmer's desire to solve all matters only in peace and even be friends with monsters. She's afraid lest Farmer's get in trouble because of it.

[studentinpursuitofclouds]

Hello Mousey! I've been reading some of your headcanons and i really enjoy them, and i wanted to request something.

So i have my farmer named William and i have created an avatar of him in picrew.

And then i look at him much closer and thought "he looks like he could be related to one of the Amethyne in rsv, maybe like Sonny?"

So i wanted to request how would the non-datable rsv characters (maybe even Belinda and Raeriyala) would react to someone mistaking the farmer as their relatives?

Hey hey! 👋 Glad you like my silly writhing, hehe 😊

I really like your Farmer, and I'm interested to hear about your OC's lore 💜 (if you're okay with that, of course, no pressure!). Thank you so much for the ask, and enjoy!

I wasn't sure if you specifically wanted your OC Farmer or just Farmer, so I left Farmer neutral (they/them). Hope you don't mind.

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Keahi and Trinnie had spent nearly half an hour passionately discussing all sorts of crazy theories about how Farmer was a member of the Amethyne family, but for some reason didn't live with them. Had Farmer been kidnapped when they were little? Or was it something else? The argument was so interesting that even the ever-busy Yuuma stopped for a moment and joined in to listen to his peers, as he had heard from his older brother that Farmer were indeed with Amethyne members quite often. Though he dismissed the kidnapping theory immediately as absurd.

"What!?!! As if there would be someone like Farmer in our-" Overhearing the children's conversation, Louie was about to go back to his old song about his great and rich family, but quickly stopped himself. "No, Farmer is not my older sibling." Though the youngest member of Amethyne kinda wished the rumour was true, if it meant that Farmer would spend time with him more often. Aside from the servants and other family members who are all always busy, Farmer, despite Louie's rude behavior towards them at first, is probably the only friend he has...

"Sonny, I want to ask you something." Still, a hope remained in Louie because, to be honest, Farmer did look something like his relatives. And since Sonny had always been honest with him, he would definitely answer his question. "No, young master. Farmer is close friends, but we are not related." The rumours turned out to be false after all. The old butler's heart clenched a little as Louie' gaze filled with a fraction of sadness. Sonny promised himself to finish chores at the manor as quickly as possible and cheer young Amethyne up with ice cream.

Belinda knew Farmer's Grandparents well, and sure enough there was no mention of their family ties to this Amethyne family. Yes, they all lived in the Valley, went to festivals together and were very friendly, but that's all. Not to say that the leader of the Cult pays much attention to it, as she has far more important things to do, like preventing the evil intentions of Gabriela and her minions.

Raeriyala was even more familiar with Farmer's family (Grandmother, specifically), so she confirms her lover's statement that there are no family ties to the Amethyne. Not to the family itself, nor to any of the servants. Plus, the forest spirit of Ridgeside often hears Sonny's prayers for the well-being and good health of his family members (and the Amethyne family) by name, and Rae is sure that a kind soul like Sonny would definitely mention Farmer's name if they're related. Though he'd started praying for them too, but she'd heard the word 'friend'.

"Amethyne? Dear, is it true?" Lorenzo was a little surprised when his younger brother and sister mentioned the rumour that Farmer, whose grandparents he knew, was somehow connected to one of the richest families in the entire Republic. But why guessing if it was true or not when he could ask his beloved wife Shanice, after all, she had taught the still young Zayne Amethyne (and Louie recently) and should know. "No. At least, I've never heard of such a thing." Shanice answers her husband honestly, returning to her inventory in the shop.

Mr. Aguar doesn't care. The former wizard, to be frank, doesn't care at all if Farmer is related to those noisy and pompous Amethyne family or not. He has a job to do, don't bother him and he won't bother them. Farmer is a good friend and a useful helper in the protection of the Ridgeside Village, their origins are none of his business.

"Farmer is definitely not related to them." Freddie once casually gibbered to the youths who gossiped non-stop about Farmer's very similar appearance and clothing to the Amethyne members, for which he received a stern look from his wife Lola. Both former assassins know everyone who lives in the Village or comes to visit. Though retired, they sometimes fear that old enemies might drop by and with the help of some "connections", they verify information on new residents. So they both know where Farmer is from, but naturally won't tell them about it. Lola distracted the youngsters with another topic, and quickly left with Freddie.

What? No, Farmer is not Ariah's older sibling or cousin, and definitely not related to any of her family or servants. Now that she's answered all the questions, can Aria finally get back to her book? She has exams coming up and she can't be distracted.

Didn't have the courage to ask me a question directly instead of spreading all sorts of rumors?" Maive can't stand the gossip that swirls around her family (even if it's true). She's a pretty straightforward woman, and always says whatever she thinks about the person she's talking to, so the elderly head of the Amethyne family isn't shy with her words when she hears what the locals are talking about the Amethyne again. Though, why should she even have to justify herself? The family's business is none of their business, and she doesn't have to answer to anyone. Not Farmer's fault, but the whole thing is tiresome...

"Do you seriously think our Farmer is one of the Amethyne?" "Huh, did I miss something?" Lenny with Kimpoi, Bert and Richard at Pika's restaurant one day, discussing the latest news in the Village, and everyone was a little surprised at the latest rumor that had been circulating among the residents. On the one hand, gossip wasn't particularly nice thing, especially about their good friend, but on the other hand... so interesting! Until Olga showed up at the company, barking a little to stop this gossip, and took her husband home. The others agreed that gossiping about whether it was true or not about Farmer could have negative consequences after all.

Maybe it's true, maybe it's not - Malaya slightly laments her husband for gossiping with his friends about whether or not Farmer is from Amethyne. It's none of their business, just as it wasn't the business of the other outsiders who gossiped about Malaya too, when she was acting a little weird (trying to keep her secret). Farmer was a friend to many, and rumors behind their backs were at the very least rude.

Honestly, Carmen didn't want to hear all the rumors and gossip at all, and she wasn't particularly interested, but her daughter was discussing it so loudly with someone (Sean, most likely) about Farmer's very similar appearance to the Amethyne family members that only a deaf person could not hear it. "Ay ay ay, would you like it if people were saying stuff about you?" The older fisherwoman couldn't stand it and decided to appeal to her daughter's conscience after all, putting a stop to all these silly theories.

[studentinpursuitofclouds]

so...do you have any favorites characters from ridgeside village?

and also waiting for the moment when you will write headcanons for rsv yesyes

Ironically, my favorite characters so far are the most rude and grumpy of them all. Madame Maive, Louie, Ezekiel, Jio, Olga, Kiwi, Maddie and Mr. Aguar. Somehow funny it turns out that those who, at the first meeting, poured mud on me, interest me much more than others. I have not had time to make friends with everyone, but still in the process 👀