Flower Mill

Flower Mill

Quest giver

Well-mannered Widow

Location

Coerthas Western Highlands (X:33.3, Y:38.0)

Level

51

Required quest

Alphinaud's Way

Experience

 11,895

Gil

 596

Patch

3.0

“

The widow is gazing mournfully at the bunch of flowers she is carrying.

— In-game description

Steps

• Place the flowers on the grave at Gorgagne Mills.

• Report to the well-mannered widow.

Journal

• The widow is gazing mournfully at the bunch of flowers she is carrying.

• A well-mannered widow wants to pay her respects at her husband's grave, but is unable to make the long journey to Gorgagne Mills. Take her flowers to the farm and place them on her husband's grave for her.

• You place the flowers on the grave. Return to the widow and let her know that her respects have been paid.

• The widow tells you that her husband was once tutor to the heir to House Durendaire. The bright young boy was a true prodigy, but he went missing one day during an excursion and was never seen again. The man never recovered from his loss and left the employ of the house to become a farmer, starting the farm at Gorgagne Mills.

Dialogue

Accepting the Quest

Well-mannered Widow: Oh, how do you do there, deary? Not many people have time to talk to someone like me. I wanted to go and visit my husband's grave, but my back is troubling me dreadfully.
Well-mannered Widow: Do you have the time to do a kindness for a weary old woman? It would mean the world to me if you could take these flowers to Gorgagne Mills and place them on my husband's grave.

Optional Dialogue

Well-mannered Widow: If you have the time to do a kindness for weary old woman, place those flowers on my husband's grave at Gorgagne Mills.

Reporting to the widow

Well-mannered Widow: Thank you ever so much for that, deary. I'm sure my husband appreciated it.
...Well, that, or he's turning in his grave, shouting, "Do it yourself, you lazy hag!" Heh...
Well-mannered Widow: He used to be a great knight under House Durendaire, you know. He was tutor to the house's heir—training him in the ways of combat. I was so proud of him having a job like that.
Well-mannered Widow: And the heir himself was ever such a bright young lad. A genius if ever there was one... But one day, the poor boy set out to see the realm...and didn't come back. We never saw him again...
Well-mannered Widow: After that, my husband just wasn't the same... He ended up stepping down from his position and cutting his ties with the nobility. He became a farmer and started the farm at Gorgagne Mills. I think he just couldn't stand to be reminded of that boy every day he was at House Durendaire.