[ Fairytales tend to get dark, fast, when looking at their lesson-teaching backgrounds. She waits for him to set down the bridle before heading back to the blankets. Is a stat boost one affordable? She thinks with their starting funds one for the mare might be good, since speed isn't where she excels, but she's also not sure.

Hence she starts bringing up different blankets on the in game menu. Hmm... ]

Yes, he is. ... Was. Haku was a river spirit whose home was taken away. He'd lost his name when he became Yubaba-san's apprentice.

[ She tugs one blanket out that has a nice blue and silver pattern, likewise giving a speed stat bonus. It does come at a minus one to agility, but agility is what the mare has to spare, so maybe it'll be okay? ]

I remembered his name eventually, just like he'd remembered mine. I was able to give that much to him.

[ It's all in past tense, pretty telling if one wanted to guess her stance on the state of their home worlds, but right now? She's also smiling. Unfettered and purely happy that she was able to help a friend not only not die, but find his freedom for himself. He deserved it. Kind and stupid is what Zeniba called dragons, and Haku was kind, but Chihiro doesn't think his failing was stupidity so much as... trust, maybe. That he knew more about what he was doing than he did, and that Yubaba was more honest than she was. ]