Bessie (resentment)

Appearance
Sprout is a strawberry who wears only a white scarf with pink stripes wrapped around his neck, which also hangs down his back. He is usually depicted with five mint-green leaves, three of which rest on his head, and the other two cover his forehead like bangs, although his 3D model adds another leaf to his bangs. He has a dark red blush with three black freckles on each cheek. His limbs are a vibrant shade of light red.

Appearance
Bessie is a brown wicker basket with two darker brown handles on each side and two eyelashes under her eyes. Her mouth is shaped into a small, coy smile. The inside of her head is adorned with dried purple and pink daisies, each with a yellow pistil and green leaves sprouting from the outside. She wears a purple tank top and a bell-shaped skirt. Bessie also wears light green striped leg warmers.
Appearance
Bassie is a brown wicker basket figure with two darker brown handles on each side and two eyelashes under her eyes. Her mouth is formed into a small, coy smile. The inside of her head is adorned with dried purple and pink daisies with yellow pistils and green leaves sprouting from the outside. She wears a purple tank top and a skirt shaped like bell petals. Bassie also wears light green striped leg warmers. Bassie Bloomington, or simply Bassie, is one of the four event toons added on April 18, 2025, along with Eggson, Flight, and Cocoa. She is only available during the Easter Event. Personality
Bessie is shy and timid, as evidenced by her inability to stand still during her idle animation, adjusting her skirt. She has long held a grudge against Cocoa, who is a fan favorite and the best choice for an Easter maine, as Delilah once wrote. In her dialogue, Bessie begins laughing uncontrollably when she feels she's not living up to others' expectations of her. Also, as evidenced by her dialogue, she constantly compares herself to other maines, possibly out of fear of being replaced. After all, she knows that if anyone were to replace her, it would be Cocoa, a sentiment further hinted at by Bessie's dialogue with Bobette.