Sips my tea, staring quietly into the rainy window.
Do you ever think about how Bonbon is known to be experimental with their dishes?
Odile, she doesn't always like trying new dishes. She prefers eating the same flavors/meals she knows likes. Bonnie mentions in the snack break with apple-filled onigiri, that they made a plum-filled onigiri for her, because they know she doesn't like change.
How quickly did they notice this pattern? How long have they been setting aside seperate meals for her on experimenting days, in case she isn't up for trying something new? It's not something they do every meal, because they know her tastes well enough by now, and experimenting all the time could get expensive. But they've probably been setting aside meals for her for at least around a month, by start of the game.
What was that learning curve like, testing and paying very, very close attention to which tastes she tends to lean towards during meals? How often did they get bummed out when she didn't like their dishes, and then even more determined to make something new they know she'll like? Making sure she had familiar dishes to eat if these ones failed too.
