Scarlett
Last updated 2026-03-09
Scarlett is an NPC on Planarcadia, located in Graphia Academy.
Profile
Scarlett is the president of the Go-Home Club, a club for people who don't want to be alone. All activities of the clubs are things that people usually do at home, such as watching movies or playing video games.
Location
View map: Graphia Academy Floor 1
Map Location
Scarlett
Scarlett
Voice Lines
- (Version 1)
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- "The Go-Home Club is recruiting!"
- (Version 2)
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- "Hello, would you like to learn more about our club?"
Dialogue
- (First interaction)
- Scarlett: Ta-da! Congratulations, my friend! You've just become the 100th member of the Go-Home Club! Welcome, welcome, a warm welcome to you!
I'm not a student of Graphia Academy.- Scarlett: Really? You look like one to me though.
- Scarlett: Huh? Aren't you here to join our Go-Home Club? You seem a bit clueless about it.
- Just your friendly neighborhood Baseballer.
- Scarlett: Baseballer? Oh, are you from the Baseball Club?
- Scarlett: Guess you really haven't heard of us. Lemme explain: the Go-Home Club is a club for students who go home after school. But! We don't actually go home. Instead, all club members gather in the clubroom for activities.
- Scarlett: Sometimes we watch movies together, sometimes we play cards... Oh right! The other day our new members brought their gaming consoles, so now we can play video games together too.
- Scarlett: Our Go-Home Club is the absolute hottest club in all of Graphia Academy! That's why when I saw you coming over, I thought you were a new student wanting to join us.
- How hot are we talking?
- Scarlett: You heard me just now, right? You're the 100th member of the Go-Home Club! 100th! Some clubs don't even have that many members in their entire history.
- Wouldn't it be easier to just go home and play?
- Scarlett: Hehe. That's where you're wrong, my friend. What we do here is a world apart from mere gaming at home: it's a fully authorized club activity, which makes it entirely aboveboard!
- Scarlett: Sorry if I got a bit carried away and freaked you out. I'm not asking you to make up your mind right now. Joining a club is indeed something you should think through.
- Scarlett: If you're interested, you can always come find me later.
- (Continue to dialogue options below)
- (Subsequent interactions)
- Scarlett: Graphia Academy's hottest club is recruiting! Hey guys, why not check us out?
I'd like to learn more about the club.
- Scarlett: Of course! As the club president, I'll tell you everything there is to know about our members, activities, perks for newcomers... you name it!
- How did the Go-Home Club come to be?
- Scarlett: Ah, that's a question lots of students ask. According to our seniors, the club didn't have many members in the beginning. It took generations of club presidents to build it up to what it is today.
- Scarlett: At first, the teachers unanimously rejected the "Go-Home Club" application, saying the club's activities and purpose were too vague. Well, can't really blame them for that one.
- Scarlett: The campus has a rich variety of clubs: Track and Field, comic club, gaming club, and even a film research fan club... all with clear purposes and activities.
- Scarlett: But the Go-Home Club didn't fit any of those. As last year's senior said, its true purpose is "doing whatever you want to do." Any activity that can't be neatly categorized into a single form can be done here in the Go-Home Club.
- Scarlett: That's the original meaning of "Go-Home." It started with students who couldn't find a club that truly fit them, so they decided to go home. Then... go join a club, one that defies all definitions! That's how our seniors put it.
- Scarlett: After plenty of heated debates and a few clever proposals from other students, our seniors finally succeeded in establishing the Go-Home Club and securing a clubroom. That day became the most important and memorable day in the Go-Home Club's history.
- Scarlett: This is Go-Home Club Foundation Day. On that day, everyone gathers in the clubroom for a party to commemorate our founding. Hehe, it's kinda our own little tradition.
- Are there any requirements to join?
- Scarlett: That's right. Since we're called the "Go-Home Club," the most basic requirement is that you must be capable of "staying home."
- Isn't that easy?
- Scarlett: Oh, don't underestimate that ability! A lot of students can't even manage it. Some just can't stay home, they absolutely have to go out and about all the time.
- Sounds a little bit difficult.
- Scarlett: Yeah, quite a few students said the same thing. Looks like you're also part of the "can't-stay-home" type. I get it though, sometimes you just have to get out and stretch your legs.
- Scarlett: We actually held a "Longest Stay-at-Home Contest" once. The winner was a ploo member who stayed home for six whole months without stepping outside!
- Scarlett: He stayed in for so long that everyone kind of forgot he existed. We even forgot to tell him the contest was over. You know how it goes: if no one remembers an imagenae for too long, they start to fade away.
- Scarlett: Thankfully, during final exams, everyone wracked their brains and finally remembered who was missing. Otherwise, things could've gone bad. So after that, we made it a rule: if members really want to spend a long time in one place, they should do it in the clubroom where people are around.
- Why is the Go-Home Club so popular?
- Scarlett: Hey! You've asked just the right question. Actually, a lot of people have raised this question before: if all these Go-Home Club activities can be done at home, why don't I just go straight home?
- Scarlett: Between you and me, I actually wondered that myself when I first joined club. But it's only after you actually join and take part in club activities that you'll discover just how unique the Go-Home Club really is!
- Scarlett: You see, most of our club members are kids who don't like being alone. They want to share what they love, talk about their hobbies, and laugh together. That's not something you can do by yourself at home.
- Scarlett: You know what they say online: the ultimate gaming setup is friends to play with. I couldn't agree more! These days, I don't even bother playing games alone if there's no one to join me.
- Scarlett: People tend to be quite shy and reluctant to openly discuss their hobbies. So in a way, the Go-Home Club is also a little community for people with shared passions. Thanks to this place, I've actually met quite a few like-minded people.
That's all I wanted to know.
- Scarlett: Alright then, feel free to come find me anytime if you have any questions.
- That's all I wanted to know.
- Scarlett: Alright then, feel free to come find me anytime if you have any questions.
Trivia
Etymology
- 思嘉丽 Sījiālì is a pun on Scarlett and 思家 sījiā, "homesick".
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Scarlett |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 思嘉丽 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 史嘉麗 |
| Japanese | スカーレット |
| Korean | 스칼렛 |
| Spanish | Scarlett |
| French | Scarlett |
| Russian | Скарлетт |
| Thai | Scarlett |
| Vietnamese | Scarlett |
| German | Scarlett |
| Indonesian | Scarlett |
| Portuguese | Scarlett |
Change History
Released in Version 4.0