Oblivion:Shomara

Shomara (RefID: 00035290)
Home City	Leyawiin
House	Three Sisters' Inn
Race	Khajiit	Gender	Female
Level	4	Class	Farmer
RefID	00035290	BaseID	00034E67
Other Information
Health	52	Magicka	105
Responsibility	50	Aggression	5
Faction(s)	Leyawiin; Three Sisters

Shomara

Shomara, a Khajiit farmer, is the youngest of the three sisters maintaining the Three Sisters' Inn in Leyawiin. She is the cook there, and Shamada is the hostess, but you need to speak to the eldest, Shuravi, if you want a room or a meal.

According to Shuravi, Shomara is the least intelligent of the sisters, which might be the reason why Shomara spends as little time at the inn as she possibly can. After waking up at 6am she spends only two hours at the inn before she leaves for breakfast at the Five Claws Lodge. At 10am she will stroll around downtown Leyawiin until she returns to the inn for a two-hour lunch at 2pm. She leaves immediately after her meal and spends the afternoon strolling around outside until she returns to the inn for dinner at 8pm. She spends the last two hours of the evening loitering around near her bedroom until she finally goes to sleep at midnight. If it is raining she will cancel all her outdoor activities and stay inside the inn.

Shomara wears a lower-class outfit consisting of a coarse linen shirt, coarse linens, and a pair of oiled linen shoes. She also carries a few pieces of gold.

Dialogue

While she might not be dumb as a post, her greeting shows that she might not be the brightest of the sisters:

"Sorry, sorry, sorry. Got to get cooking. I'm the cooking sister. I'm Shomara. The cooking sister."

When asked about Leyawiin her wits becomes even more apparent:

Leyawiin

"I cook here. And live here. With Shuravi and Shamada. We're sisters. Three. Shuravi - one. Shamada - two. And me - three."

Rumors

Shuravi does not have a high opinion of Shomara's intelligence, though she will acknowledge some culinary talent:

"Shomara is dumb as a post. But she can cook, at least."

The townsfolk of Leyawiin can be overheard commenting on Shuravi's dislike of Shomara and her sister:

"Shuravi runs a good inn, but she's awful with her sisters."

To which others will reply:

"She really doesn't seem to like her sisters. Sad, really."

"She seems to have real issues with her sisters. I can't imagine why. Shamada is lovely, and Shomara is very sweet."