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'''Mrs. Lindgren'''<ref>[http://img846.imageshack.us/img846/1484/sdaytimesarticle1.jpg Article on Pippi from the Mother Encyclopedia]</ref> is a character in {{vg|Mother}}. Excluding Ninten's family, Mrs. Lindgren is the first [[wikipedia:Non-player character|NPC]] [[Ninten]] will see, as she lives in a house which must be passed to reach [[Podunk]]. She can be seen frustratedly standing outside of her house, and if [[The player|the player]] chooses to talk to her, she will express worry as her [[Pippi|daughter]] has gone missing, and also asks Ninten if he could inform the [[Mr. Mayor|mayor of Podunk]] about it. She gets rejoiced when Ninten rescues Pippi from the [[South Cemetery|cemetery]], and if Ninten still has Pippi in his party, she will tell her to follow Ninten to the mayor to have the current situation clarified. | '''Mrs. Lindgren'''<ref>[http://img846.imageshack.us/img846/1484/sdaytimesarticle1.jpg Article on Pippi from the Mother Encyclopedia]</ref> is a character in {{vg|Mother}}. Excluding Ninten's family, Mrs. Lindgren is the first [[wikipedia:Non-player character|NPC]] [[Ninten]] will see, as she lives in a house which must be passed to reach [[Podunk]]. She can be seen frustratedly standing outside of her house, and if [[The player|the player]] chooses to talk to her, she will express worry as her [[Pippi|daughter]] has gone missing, and also asks Ninten if he could inform the [[Mr. Mayor|mayor of Podunk]] about it. She gets rejoiced when Ninten rescues Pippi from the [[South Cemetery|cemetery]], and if Ninten still has Pippi in his party, she will tell her to follow Ninten to the mayor to have the current situation clarified. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*A likely assumption would be that the name Lindgren comes from the author [[wikipedia:Astrid Lindgren|Astrid Lindgren]], who created the fictional character Pippi Longstocking, who [[Pippi]] probably is based off. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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{{Mother characters}} | {{Mother characters}} | ||
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