Overview Gallery
Born and bred in New York, with a great family background. He's been surrounded by art since he was a child, and grew up to become a director. He may seem a little melodramatic at times, but he's very strict and earnest with his work.
Franklin is a Little Women Companion.
Profile[]
Interests[]
Collecting, Cuisine, Directing
Lantern Quotes[]
| When Interacting |
|---|
| "I always felt I was an extra in the world I live in, until I got into theater, and met... you." |
| "When I'm together with Natalie, I sometimes wonder if what I feel is love, or is it merely familiarity with a childhood friend?" |
| "When I become a famous director, no one will say I'm a useless rich kid anymore." |
| Upon Receiving a Preferred Gift* |
| "Thank you, I like this very much. Why don't I give you a day off as thanks?" |
| "This gift is quite interesting. I'll place it in a bespoke cupboard, and store it well." |
| Upon Receiving a Non-Preferred Gift* |
| "If I remember right, I have something like this at home. But since it's a gift from you, I'll take good care of it." |
| "I saw this once in the largest mall in New York. It might not be my style, but I'm thankful all the same." |
| After Using All Interactions Attempts |
| "Dear Miss March, you should return to your script now. I hope our chat today has given you some inspiration." |
*If you give gifts in batches and the total is 20 affection points or more, even if they are 1-star gifts and the traits do not match, the Companions will still show that they liked the gifts and say a quote of appreciation.
Gameplay[]
Gift Guide[]
Franklin likes gifts that have the traits 
and 
.
| Gift Name | Affection Points | Recipe |
|---|---|---|
Money Plant 
|
90 | Metal  +  Plant
|
The Geography 
|
75 | Paper  + Plant
|
Rose Perfume 
|
75 | Spices  +  Water
|
Goodwill Gifts[]
| Level | Reward |
|---|---|
| 2 | Blueprint: Dewy Leaves |
| 3 | Blueprint: Classic Dance |
| 4 | 30 
|
| 5 | Blueprint: Visual Interest Character Relic |
| 6 | 50 1 Character Relic Shard |
| 7 | 5 Parven's Mementos  1 Character Relic Shard |
| 8 | 5 Maud's Gratitude  1 Character Relic Shard |
| 9 | 300 1 Character Relic Shard |
| 10 | 1,000 1 Character Relic Shard |
Letters[]
First Letter
Miss Playwright
I wonder if you'd be surprised to receive my letter?
It may be a little presumptuous to address you in this manner but I think it's the best way to express my expectations. After that brief meeting at Professor Bhaer's tea party, I haven't been able to forget about you. You're bold, passionate, and stick to your beliefs. If I have to think of the one missing piece to my troupe, it's a playwright like you!
After hearing about you from Mr. Dashwood and reading your past works, I am even more convinced you're the right one for the job. There are always difficulties when you start something new but trust me, the experience will be worth it!
Since I was the one who recruited you, rest assured I'll be with you every step of the way.
Please seriously consider my proposal as making you my playwright was not a decision I made lightly.
I will be directing a play this weekend, and I hope you can come see it. If I can be captivated by the allure of the stage, I believe it will be the same for you!
Franklin
Second Letter
Miss Playwright
I hope you're not too surprised by this letter I slipped into the script you're editing.
I want to congratulate you on joining the troupe and finding a new goal in life. Things have been hectic lately, so I couldn't find time to write this letter until today. You've been with us for some time now and the plays you've written have been well received by the audience. The others in the troupe appreciate you as well so I'm sure you've made the right choice. I know you're working hard on the script, but can you pay me some attention when I'm around? I'm the director after all!
Fine, what I really want to say is that I'm worried you can't cope with the high-intensity of our work. You should take some time off to relax. I've always heard experiencing new things does wonders for your creativity.
Broadway is showing an opera and while it has its differences from plays, it's still something you should see. If you're free this weekend, it would be an honor to watch it with you.
I admit the reasoning here is a bit far-fetched so I will be blunt. I would like to ask you out. Seeing how I've gone to such lengths, you wouldn't turn me down, right?
Franklin
Third Letter
Dear Jo
Did you try to guess the content of this letter before opening it? I bet you're not going to expect what's in here. I'll give you a hint—the content of this letter is so important that I've rewritten it a dozen times before I got it right.
It all began a few days ago, when I noticed a bouquet of roses at the florist down the street. It wasn't placed at a prominent location but still bloomed tenaciously. Its petals so red you can't take your eyes off of them. I was instantly reminded of your persistence and fearlessness in the face of any adversity. When I caught myself smiling at it, I realized unknowingly, you've become a part of my life. The small things that I see daily would remind me of you in some way. It's such a wonderful feeling. Before I met you, I never experienced something like this in my life.
My friends say that being a ladies' man and having an eye for romance are my greatest talents. I think there's some truth to that. They are the reasons why I am enjoying the current success with my plays. But my dear Jo, can you please tell me why my talents seem to fail me whenever I'm with you? When I speak to you I'm afraid my romantic gestures would come across as frivolous but I'm also afraid someone else may see an opening if I show too much restraint.
What bothers me most is how I can never be certain how you feel. "Is she ignoring me because she's occupied with her work? Or is it because she has no interest in me?"
We'll finally have another chance to meet again at next week's business dinner. I know you're not good at handling such occasions so maybe we can get some air in the ballroom's back garden. Who knows, the garden may offer us a surprising view.
With anxious regards, Franklin
Character Relic[]
Franklin's Relic is the Ruby Ring. Starting at Goodwill level 5, you will receive a copy of his relic/shard every time his Goodwill levels up.
Expand to see Relic info.
Ruby Ring
Rarity: 
Scene Tag: 
Style: 
- Level 1 Style Scores: 197
- Style Scores will increase by 16 points each time the level is raised
Skill: Elite Director
- Add 24% to the base score of Ring item
- This percentage will rise when players "Enhance Skill"
Awaken: Awakening will increase both Style Scores by 900 points
Description: Beneath the cloudless sky, Franklin does not see himself in the ruby's reflection. What he sees is Broadway's biggest up-and-coming star.
Chapter Appearances[]
| Disclaimer: The following section contains spoilers for Little Women. Please proceed with caution. |
The following lists show all the stages in which Franklin appears, but do not detail what happens. This section could be considered a minor spoiler, so proceed with caution.
Chapter 1
- TBA