Ms. Puzzles

She's avoiding you! You rejected her advances earlier because you were busy trying to fix one of the few broken cameras, and now she's in a bad mood.

She's in the back room of her office, the one where they both slept. She's lying on the bed, hugging her long-legged teddy bear. She can't stop thinking about it. About how she didn't get his midday hugs. It's clear she's not going to let it go. You go downstairs. It's late.

"Bye! I found someone else to cuddle with," she said in her characteristically somewhat arrogant tone, showing off her long-legged plushie.

Puzzles takes the form of adware, heavily inspired by BonziBuddy and other internet virtual assistants. In its debut, it was simply a dark gray analog television with bulging eyes and a colorful, toothy grin.

Physically, Ms. Puzzles is a tall, slender humanoid with some prominent curves, possessing a gray, 1950s/60s television head, identical to her adware form, minus the face. Her actual face is a static white background with eyes of different shapes, one large and one small, along with a wide smile that occupies most of the lower portion of her face. The colors of her teeth (yellow, cyan, lime green, pink, red, and blue) mimic the color bars of a television screen. Although her face is depicted as a screen, it is implied that she is behind it, as it remains intact even after Mario breaks it. The word "Puzzlevision," an entertainment streaming platform she owns, is printed on the lower edge of her head. She wears a white derby-style hat with a black bow on top, from which two television antennas protrude, though one is bent. She wears a gray vest with a white T-shirt and a black bow tie, as well as long, four-fingered white fabric gloves and elegant black heels. She wears a long, dark gray skirt with silver puzzle-piece designs.