Trish's Moss Clinic

One of the sub-homes of the island, Trish's moss clinic is a home that may not be quintessential to the main story, but may provide some much-needed context for players looking beneath the surface... Or rather, it may answer your questions with even more questions...

Design

Trish's Moss Clinic is designed like a traditional clinic, featuring an abundance of wooden furniture that also connects to her history with the wilds. At the same time however, this inherit tie to nature contrasts with modern technology, as seen in the ABD, crane game, and big festive tree specifically in the reception area, and deep fryer in the kitchen. An interesting thing to note is the rugs. It's a little egotistical to have a rug of one's own face in their home, is it not?

It should be noted however, that the traditional theme doesn't necessarily apply to every home, with the cleansing room as a prominent example. Being made of mostly moss-related furniture, the back room calls to a distant past, one where Trish and the willing participant willingly lived in bissful ignorance.

The most interesting room is the basement, being an ancient Greek-style basement with an assortment of unlabeled vases scattered about the room. One struggles to know why she has so many, if not for an obsessive hobby, possibly relating to pottery of some kind.

History

Trish's home was originally created to give the town of Lunarvale a mystical aspect of it, even if the final product doesn't directly showcase this aspect. Not only that, but to make the town feel more lived in as, at the time, only Marianne, Hilda, and Brad's homes were the only ones created at the time.

Notably, Trish's home was originally Greek-inspired, as evidenced by the basement. This was later changed to the modern design so she'd ironically feel less out of place as the only other magical creature aside from ðð.

Layout

Main Room	Second Floor	Basement
Left Room	Right Room	Back Room

Music

Trivia