Chapter Summaries

Summary of "The Dark Side Shadow of Coruscant" Chapter

Key Plot Points and Events

• Anakin, Padmé, and Obi-Wan return to Coruscant after escaping Geonosis, keeping their return secret.
• They inform the Jedi Council about Palpatine's true identity as a Sith Lord (Darth Sidious) and the Separatist Alliance's suspicious nature.
• The Jedi Council discusses how to handle the situation, fearing Palpatine's premature retaliation and the potential chaos from the Second Republic Army and Separatist Alliance.
• Anakin shares his idea of reorganizing the Republic with Obi-Wan, who strongly opposes it.

Character Developments

• Anakin becomes more independent and confident, questioning Jedi traditions and considering radical solutions.
• Obi-Wan remains loyal to the Jedi Order and its principles, reprimanding Anakin for his dangerous thoughts.
• Padmé is mentioned to be frightened and relieved by Anakin's return.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between the light and dark sides of the Force, represented by the Jedi Council and the Sith Lord Palpatine.
• The corruption and political intrigue within the Galactic Republic and the Jedi Order.
• The tension between political involvement and neutrality, as exemplified by Anakin's and Obi-Wan's differing views.

Character Interactions

• Anakin and Padmé reunite and share an intimate moment, while Obi-Wan expresses disapproval of their relationship.
• Anakin and Obi-Wan have a tense discussion about the Republic's future, with Anakin hinting at his radical plans and Obi-Wan warning him against them.
• The Jedi Council members debate and strategize, with Master Yoda and Master Mace Windu taking the lead, while the others contribute ideas and concerns.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Jedi Council plans to arrest Chancellor Palpatine, revealed to be the Sith Lord Darth Sidious.
• Palpatine activates Order 66, commanding the Clones to turn against the Jedi, sparking a war on Coruscant.
• The Jedi defend the Temple while chaos erupts across the planet.
• The Confederacy of Independent Systems attacks Coruscant, engaging the Republic's forces in space.
• The Jedi receive an offer from Count Dooku to help tie down the Republic's forces in exchange for the Jedi killing Palpatine.

Character Developments

• Anakin and Padmé's relationship deepens, despite Jedi rules against attachments.
• Master Yoda senses a dark shadow approaching but cannot discern its nature.
• Master Mace Windu takes charge of a team to assassinate Palpatine.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between the Jedi, the Republic, and the Sith.
• The consequences of secrets and hidden identities.
• The chaos and unpredictability of war.
• The Jedi's struggle with their personal attachments and emotions.

Character Interactions

• Anakin and Padmé share a passionate kiss before Anakin leaves to join the mission to kill Palpatine.
• Master Yoda and Master Mace Windu discuss the plan to assassinate Palpatine.
• The Jedi Council members work together to defend the Temple and plan their next moves.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A battle rages on Coruscant, spreading to the Supreme Chancellor's residence.
• Sheev Palpatine, the Sith Lord Darth Sidious, is revealed to the Jedi.
• Jedi Masters Mace Windu, Qui-Gon Jinn, and others confront Palpatine.
• Palpatine demonstrates immense power, killing two Jedi Masters and injuring Anakin Skywalker.
• A fierce lightsaber battle ensues between the Jedi and Palpatine.

Character Developments

• Palpatine's true identity as a Sith Lord is exposed.
• Anakin Skywalker struggles with his abilities and begins to question his role as a Jedi.
• Obi-Wan Kenobi and Qui-Gon Jinn work together to combat Palpatine's power.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between the Jedi and the Sith.
• The power of the Force and its potential for both good and evil.
• The consequences of deception and hidden identities.
• The changing nature of warfare and the limitations of individual strength.

Character Interactions

• Palpatine faces off against the Jedi, demonstrating his formidable power.
• Anakin feels inadequate and begins to question his place among the Jedi.
• Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon work together to combat Palpatine, showcasing their teamwork and distinct fighting styles.
• Mace Windu leads the Jedi in their attempt to arrest Palpatine, displaying his strategic thinking and combat skills.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Anakin Skywalker witnesses his teacher Qui-Gon Jinn, Master Mace Windu, and Obi-Wan Kenobi being defeated by Darth Sidious.
• Anakin faces Darth Sidious alone and is offered a chance to become his apprentice.
• Anakin rejects Sidious's offer and reveals his plan to use the Zerg to take over the galaxy.
• The Zerg successfully invade Coruscant, defeating the clone troopers and the Confederacy of Independent Systems' forces.
• Anakin leads the Zerg to the Jedi Temple, where Master Yoda and the remaining Jedi surrender.

Character Developments

• Anakin Skywalker: Shows his true colors as a power-hungry and ruthless individual, willing to use the Zerg to take over the galaxy.
• Darth Sidious: Reveals his true identity as the Sith Lord and shows his power, but ultimately falls to the Zerg's attack.
• Master Yoda: Realizes the true threat posed by Anakin and the Zerg, and surrenders to save the Jedi Order.
• Padmé Amidala: Witnesses Anakin's actions and is shocked by his betrayal.

Significant Themes

• The corrupting influence of power and the Dark Side of the Force.
• The consequences of betrayal and the loss of innocence.
• The struggle between order and chaos, represented by the Jedi and the Zerg.

Character Interactions

• Anakin and Darth Sidious: Their interaction reveals Anakin's true intentions and Sidious's underestimation of the Zerg threat.
• Anakin and Master Yoda: Their interaction shows Yoda's realization of Anakin's betrayal and his decision to surrender.
• Anakin and Padmé: Their interaction reveals Padmé's shock and disbelief at Anakin's actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Confederacy of Independent Systems' special "?" B1 Battle Droids, imbued with mysterious power, are decimated by the Zerg swarm on Coruscant.
• Count Dooku, a former Jedi Master, attempts to fight the Zerg but is ultimately overwhelmed and killed.
• Anakin Skywalker's Zerg are revealed to be a gift from "Annie," and he plans to use them to take over the Galaxy.
• Anakin occupies Coruscant and decides to continue the war, despite Padmé's pleas to stop.

Character Developments

• Anakin Skywalker: Becomes more ambitious and determined to use his Zerg to control the Galaxy.
• Padmé Amidala: Realizes Anakin's true intentions and becomes fearful of his plans.
• Count Dooku: Dies fighting the Zerg, having abandoned his Jedi beliefs.

Significant Themes

• Ambition vs. Fear: Anakin's ambition grows, while Padmé fears the consequences of his actions.
• Power and Control: Anakin seeks to control the Galaxy through his Zerg, while others (like Padmé) fear the power he wields.
• The Corruption of Power: Anakin's desire for power mirrors that of the Sith, raising questions about the corrupting influence of power.

Character Interactions

• Anakin and Padmé: Their relationship becomes strained as Padmé learns of Anakin's true intentions and fears for the future.
• Anakin and Count Dooku: Although not directly interacting, their fates mirror each other in their pursuit of power and ultimate downfall.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Zerg, led by Anakin Skywalker, have unified the galaxy after a two-year war.
• Anakin is crowned Emperor, with Padmé as his Empress, on Coruscant.
• General Nova of the Hero Federation appears, revealing the Federation's power and inviting Anakin to join.
• Anakin agrees to join the Federation, and Nova leaves, hinting at the Federation's true power and Anakin's future despair.

Character Developments

• Anakin: Becomes Emperor, feels proud of his achievements but also feels humiliated by Nova's revelation. He accepts the Federation's invitation out of helplessness and fear of force.
• Padmé: Struggles with her feelings about Anakin's actions and the loss of the Republic's freedom. She accepts Anakin's embrace but remains conflicted.
• Nova: Shows no hostility towards Anakin but hints at the Federation's true power and Anakin's future despair. She leaves after Anakin agrees to join.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the price of ambition: Anakin's rise to power comes at the cost of the Republic's freedom, and he later learns that his power is insignificant compared to the Federation's.
• The struggle between love and principle: Padmé loves Anakin but struggles with her principles and the loss of the Republic's freedom.
• The consequences of one's actions: Anakin's actions have far-reaching consequences, and he must face the reality of his choices.

Character Interactions

• Anakin and Padmé: Their relationship remains strong, but Padmé struggles with her feelings about Anakin's actions. Anakin reassures her of his love and promises to take her back to Naboo.
• Anakin and Nova: They interact briefly, with Nova revealing the Federation's power and inviting Anakin to join. Anakin feels humiliated but ultimately agrees.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie, a troublesome Little Girl, wakes up between the Plane Crystal Walls and accidentally chooses to enter Ore Town.
• She meets Mayor Thomas, who mistakes her for someone interested in taking over the abandoned farm and gives it to her.
• Annie decides to stay and manage the farm, waiting for Mayor Thomas to bring the necessary documents.

Character Developments

• Annie: Shows her impulsive and curious nature, deciding to stay in Ore Town despite her initial reservations. She also displays a sense of determination and confidence in managing the farm.
• Mayor Thomas: Reveals himself to be a cunning and talkative old man, eager to find someone to take over the abandoned farm. He appears to be distressed about the lack of interest in farming among the younger generation.

Significant Themes

• Misunderstandings: The entire chapter revolves around a series of misunderstandings between Annie and Mayor Thomas, leading to Annie unwittingly becoming the owner of the farm.
• The Value of Farming: Mayor Thomas's distress about the lack of interest in farming hints at the theme of the importance of agriculture and its role in human survival.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Mayor Thomas: Their interaction is marked by misunderstandings, with Mayor Thomas talking at length without giving Annie a chance to explain herself. Despite this, Annie decides to stay and manage the farm, showing her resilience and adaptability.
• Annie and Tibbers: Tibbers, Annie's stuffed bear, serves as a narrator and offers commentary on the events, showing a level of awareness and concern for Annie's actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie discovers the unique features of her new world, including four-month seasons and a goddess in a spring.
• She raids a beehive for honey and meets her first neighbor, Grandpa Muqi, who offers her a puppy.
• Zack, the Shipping worker, arrives and explains the shipping process and the ranch's facilities.
• Annie warns Zack about the bees near the Chicken Coop, but he doesn't listen and gets attacked.

Character Developments

• Annie: She shows her independence and resourcefulness, managing the farm and dealing with unexpected visitors.
• Tibbers: Transformed into a dog, Tibbers remains loyal to Annie and follows her instructions.
• Grandpa Muqi: He shows kindness and concern for Annie's well-being, offering her a puppy and inviting her to visit Pastoral Farm.
• Zack: Despite his experience, Zack underestimates the danger of the bees and suffers the consequences.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation: Annie must adapt to her new environment and its unique features.
• Consequences of actions: Zack's disregard for Annie's warnings leads to him getting attacked by bees.
• Isolation vs. Community: Annie's initial reluctance to accept help from others (like the puppy) contrasts with Grandpa Muqi's offer of friendship and community.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Grandpa Muqi: They have a friendly exchange, with Muqi offering Annie a puppy and inviting her to visit his farm.
• Annie and Zack: Their interaction is tense, with Annie warning Zack about the bees, and Zack not heeding her advice, leading to his misfortune.
• Annie and Tibbers: Despite being transformed into a dog, Tibbers remains loyal to Annie and follows her instructions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie wanders around Ore Town and meets the shop owner Uncle Dart and his daughter Lynn.
• She eats excessively at their shop, causing them financial strain.
• Annie learns that her Gold Coins are nearly worthless in Ore Town.
• Lynn tells Annie that her Farm is already bankrupt and she needs to earn money or find Seeds to plant.
• Annie decides to try planting to save her Farm.

Character Developments

• Annie shows her gluttonous nature and lack of understanding about farming.
• Lynn is patient and kind despite Annie's excessive eating and lack of understanding.
• Uncle Dart is initially welcoming but grows unhappy as Annie continues to eat without paying.

Significant Themes

• The value of money and the consequences of overspending.
• The importance of hard work and responsibility, as seen in Lynn's and Uncle Dart's reactions to Annie's behavior.
• The strangeness of this world, with its unique seasons and farming practices.

Character Interactions

• Annie interacts with Lynn and Uncle Dart, showing her lack of consideration for others' feelings and resources.
• Lynn and Uncle Dart interact, showing their concern for each other and their business.
• Tibbers, Annie's dog, shows little engagement with Annie, reflecting his disinterest in her actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie runs out of money and needs to earn some to save her ranch.
• She heads to the back mountain of Ore Town to collect valuable "mountain goods" to sell.
• Annie spends an hour collecting various plants, flowers, and even wildlife, clearing the area of any valuable items.
• She encounters Carpenter Gotz, who is also collecting mountain goods, but she doesn't reveal that she has already cleared the area.

Character Developments

• Annie demonstrates her determination and resourcefulness in earning money to save her ranch.
• Carpenter Gotz shows kindness and concern for Annie's safety in the back mountain.

Significant Themes

• Perseverance: Annie's resolve in finding a way to earn money despite her initial lack of success.
• Resourcefulness: Annie's ability to adapt and find solutions in unexpected situations.
• Environmental Impact: The consequences of Annie's actions on the back mountain's ecosystem are hinted at but not fully explored.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Tibbers: Annie commands Tibbers to help her collect mountain goods, and she kicks him when he hesitates to chase a wild dog.
• Annie and Carpenter Gotz: Gotz shows concern for Annie's safety and offers help, while Annie keeps her actions in the back mountain a secret from him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie's first day managing the Farm in Ore Town is disrupted by Shipper Zack's absence due to bee stings.
• On his return, Zack is hesitant to enter the Farm due to fear of bees and finds an abundance of Mountain Goods in the Shipping Box.
• Annie has collected all the Mountain Goods from the back mountain, causing concern among the townsfolk.
• Zack advises Annie to stop collecting all the Mountain Goods daily to avoid disrupting the town's supply and causing dislike among the townsfolk.
• Annie's Shipping Box contains various items, including a live monkey, a dead butterfly, a wild rabbit, a wild dog, a mouse, a spider, a squid specimen, and a snake, which bites Zack.

Character Developments

• Annie shows her strength and determination in collecting Mountain Goods but lacks understanding of what can and can't be shipped.
• Zack, the Shipper, is initially fearful of entering Annie's Farm due to his previous encounter with bees but eventually helps her sort and settle her goods.
• Zack shows concern for the townsfolk's well-being and advises Annie to consider their needs as well.

Significant Themes

• The importance of communication and understanding in a community, as seen in Zack's advice to Annie about considering the needs of the townsfolk.
• The consequences of one's actions on others, as demonstrated by Annie's collection of all the Mountain Goods, which disrupts the town's supply and causes concern among the townsfolk.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Zack's interaction highlights the tension between Annie's determination to make money and Zack's concern for the town's well-being.
• Annie's lack of knowledge about what can and can't be shipped leads to a series of humorous and potentially dangerous situations.
• Zack's fear of bees and his previous encounters with Annie's Farm create a sense of unease and apprehension in his interactions with her.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie visits Ore Town library on her seventh day in this world.
• She searches for books on cooking and gourmet food but finds none.
• She accidentally bumps into Mary, the librarian, and breaks her glasses.
• Annie learns about various farming-related books but isn't interested.
• She discovers a book on cooking at home but gets confused and decides to check her house for a stove.

Character Developments

• Annie shows curiosity and determination in finding recipes for delicious food.
• Mary, the librarian, is introduced as responsible, knowledgeable, and helpful.
• Annie appears to be reckless and indifferent to books, causing Mary to be puzzled by her behavior.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of delicious food and the desire to learn cooking.
• The importance of libraries and books for knowledge and learning.
• The contrast between Annie's disregard for books and Mary's reverence for them.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Mary meet for the first time and have a brief, somewhat chaotic interaction.
• Annie shows no interest in Mary's recommendations for farming books.
• Mary tries to help Annie find the book she's looking for but fails to understand Annie's urgency.

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• Plot Points & Events: Annie finally inspects her house and finds it lacking basic amenities like a stove and kitchenware. She decides to expand her house and buy necessary items. She encounters Police Officer Harris in the woods and later goes to see Uncle Gotz, the lumberjack, but finds him not at home.
• Character Developments: Annie shows determination in wanting to improve her living conditions. Police Officer Harris demonstrates patience and understanding towards Annie's suspicious nature. Uncle Gotz is introduced as a responsible worker with fixed business hours.
• Significant Themes: The chapter explores the themes of self-reliance, as Annie wants to cook her own meals and improve her house, and the importance of communication and understanding, as seen through Police Officer Harris's interaction with Annie.
• Character Interactions: Annie interacts with Police Officer Harris, showing her initial suspicion and later acceptance of his good intentions. She also interacts with Uncle Gotz, though he's not present, showing her determination to seek his help. Tibbers, Annie's dog, is present but doesn't actively participate in these interactions.

Plot Points and Events

• Annie visits Gotz, the carpenter, to request expanding her house.
• Gotz calculates the cost to be 427,500 G, which Annie finds too expensive.
• Annie decides to earn the money within a couple of days and asks Gotz to prepare.

Character Developments

• Annie shows determination and ambition in expanding her house.
• Gotz displays professionalism and honesty in his pricing, but is skeptical of Annie's plan.

Significant Themes

• The high cost of construction and renovation.
• Annie's ambition and determination versus her current financial limitations.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Gotz discuss the house expansion project, with Annie trying to negotiate the price and Gotz being firm but understanding.
• Annie and Tibbers are seen together, with Tibbers observing Annie's actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie visits Zack, the shipping agent, and Hoan, the traveling merchant, to rent a boat for fishing.
• Annie insists on driving the boat herself to prove her skills.
• Annie demonstrates her exceptional driving skills, convincing Zack and Hoan to rent her the boat.

Character Developments

• Annie: Shows determination and resourcefulness in her plan to make money. She also displays exceptional boat driving skills.
• Zack: Initially skeptical of Annie's abilities, he eventually acknowledges her skills and rents her the boat.
• Hoan: Also initially doubtful, he supports Zack's decision to let Annie rent the boat after seeing her skills.

Significant Themes

• Determination and resourcefulness: Annie's persistence in proving her skills and executing her plan.
• Skepticism and trust: Zack and Hoan's initial doubt in Annie's abilities, which changes after seeing her skills.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Zack: Their interaction starts with Annie's concern for Zack's injured hand, but quickly turns to her insistence on driving the boat herself.
• Annie and Hoan: Hoan overhears Annie's conversation with Zack and offers her special seeds for planting.
• Zack and Hoan: The two friends discuss Annie's request and decide to let her rent the boat after seeing her skills.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie is swinging under the apple tree, waiting for Uncle Zack to pick up the fish she caught.
• Officer Harris visits Annie's farm, complaining about the lack of farming activity. Annie offers him the chance to farm the land himself.
• Zack arrives, and Annie helps him inventory and ship the fish. Zack is shocked by the quantity and variety of fish Annie caught.
• Zack is electrocuted by an electric eel Annie caught and forgot to mention.

Character Developments

• Annie: Shows maturity and understanding beyond her age, handling Harris's complaint with wisdom. She also demonstrates responsibility by trying to help Zack after he's electrocuted.
• Officer Harris: Realizes he was too harsh with Annie and apologizes. He decides to avoid her farm to prevent misunderstandings.
• Zack: Despite his misfortune, he continues to work diligently, showing professionalism.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility: Annie takes responsibility for her actions and tries to help Zack after he's injured. Harris also takes responsibility for his actions by apologizing to Annie.
• Growth: Annie's maturity and understanding show her growth as a character. Zack's professionalism also demonstrates his growth as a reliable worker.
• Communication: The lack of communication between Annie and Zack leads to Zack's injury. Effective communication could have prevented this incident.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Officer Harris: Their interaction shows Annie's maturity and Harris's realization of his mistake. Despite their differences in age and position, they communicate openly.
• Annie and Zack: Their interaction highlights the lack of communication between them, leading to Zack's injury. However, Annie's concern for Zack's well-being shows their friendly relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie secures Uncle Gots' agreement to renovate her house.
• Hoan, Zack's friend, tries to sell a vase to Annie, which she buys.
• Annie visits Zack at the hospital, where he begs her not to provoke her bees or go digging for mountain goods or fishing.
• Annie agrees to his request.

Character Developments

• Annie shows decisiveness in buying the vase and visiting Zack.
• Zack's fear of being injured again on Annie's farm leads him to beg her to stop her unusual activities.

Significant Themes

• The theme of change and growth is evident as Annie's house is about to be renovated, and she considers farming.
• The theme of friendship and responsibility is shown through Zack's concern for Annie's safety and his dedication to his job.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Hoan interact as he tries to sell her a vase, and she buys it.
• Annie and Zack interact at the hospital, with Zack begging her not to engage in dangerous activities.
• Annie and Ellie interact briefly as Ellie helps Annie visit Zack.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Uncle Gotz starts renovating Annie's house at her request.
• Annie goes to the hot springs with Publi and Lynn, where they discuss mining and farming.
• Lynn and Publi engage in playful roughhousing in the hot spring, and Lynn washes Tibbers against its will.

Character Developments

• Annie shows no interest in mining or farming, preferring her current lifestyle.
• Gotz is revealed to have a complex history and skills, including being a forest ranger, carpenter, lumberjack, and real estate developer.
• Lynn and Publi's friendship deepens, and they confide in each other about their personal lives.

Significant Themes

• The importance of tradition and heritage in Ore Town, as seen through Publi's longing for mining and farming.
• The contrast between Annie's modern, convenient lifestyle and the traditional ways of Ore Town.
• The power dynamics between Annie and the townsfolk, with Annie holding the upper hand due to her wealth and magic.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Gotz have a tense interaction as he starts working on her house, with Annie showing no concern for the renovation process.
• Annie, Publi, and Lynn have a relaxed, girl-talk atmosphere at the hot springs, with Lynn and Publi playfully interacting with each other.
• Tibbers is reluctantly bathed by Lynn and Publi, leading to a chaotic and humorous scene.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie's daily routine of playing and exploring while Uncle Gots expands her ranch.
• Annie fails to catch a Kappa or summon the Goddess at the hot springs.
• Old Man Muqi brings a foal to Annie's ranch, asking her to take care of it.
• Mayor Thomas notifies Annie about the upcoming spring horse race, but Annie can't participate due to her foal's age.

Character Developments

• Annie: Shows curiosity and acceptance towards the foal, but still considers eating it.
• Old Man Muqi: Demonstrates care for his animals and concern for Annie's idleness.
• Mayor Thomas: Displays organization and responsibility in managing the town's events.

Significant Themes

• Idleness vs. Responsibility: Annie's lack of purpose and Muqi's concern for her inactivity.
• Growth and Change: The foal's growth and Annie's potential growth as a responsible caretaker.
• Tradition and Community: The upcoming horse race and Mayor Thomas's role in organizing it.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Old Man Muqi: Muqi brings the foal to Annie, hoping she'll take care of it, while Annie initially considers eating it.
• Annie and Mayor Thomas: Thomas notifies Annie about the horse race, but Annie can't participate due to her foal's age.
• Annie and Uncle Gots: Gots overhears Annie and Muqi's conversation and teases Annie about the foal.

• Key Plot Points and Events: The chapter focuses on the Spring Horse Racing Tournament in Ore Town. Annie, who initially oversleeps and forgets about the event, finally remembers and attends. She decides to buy betting tickets for all horses to maximize her winnings and redeem prizes.

Character Developments

• Annie: She shows her cunning and wealth by buying a large number of betting tickets for all horses, ensuring she'll win.
• Tibbers: The lackey remains loyal and patient with Annie's eccentric behavior.
• Mayor Thomas: He's surprised by Annie's wealth and buying habits but allows her to proceed.
• Significant Themes: The theme of wealth and its influence on behavior is prominent, with Annie's vast resources allowing her to approach the horse racing event differently from other townsfolk. The importance of participation over winning is also discussed.

Character Interactions

• Annie interacts with various Ore Town residents, including Mayor Thomas, Miss Lynn, Miss Karen, Miss Publi, Dart, Dick, Police Officer Harris, Muqi, and May. She also has a brief interaction with Tibbers.