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In fact, he has 10-star relationships with all the married ladies, and Abigail is apparently OK with that.
So feel no guilt for sins of the past, nor hesitate to take the dive.
For in towns like these--aye, Stardew Valley--it's how you know you're alive.
Ye may be hitched to another and have a few kids, but you're not really all that bent
If you get an invite to meet one in the woods, and get friendly inside an old tent.
Yeah, he's an old favorite. Given the atmosphere of the game, he often seems apropos.
Emily's theme song, I figure, is "Rocky Mountain High". :D
But only after Farmer Stanley spent four weeks picking Pam up at the bar and getting her all liquored up on mead.