SSE A mod that alters Sofie's (child from Hearthfire) locations

[3aq]

So here's the background info of Sofie: She's an orphan, both parents died (presumably in the war), she sells flowers to survive.

 

Here's what's wrong with Sofie: There's a church made especially for nords across town.. she's a nord, but she doesn't take shelter inside it.. after she spends long hours in cold selling flowers to random passerbys she (this defenseless child, presumably) goes and head off to a seedy pub made for ostracized dunmers and outcasts. Let's take a moment for all this to settle..

 

Things I wished to be altered

 

Place Sofie next by Temple of Talos when selling her flowers

Remove all her other patrol/ off work routines (ie. a defenseless girl shouldn't be visiting seedy pubs..)

After her work hours place Sofie inside the Temple of Talos

 

If anyone could do this.. I would deeply appreciate it. I know it seems an odd request, but it's tough (tried it myself personally, but I keep getting errors :/)

 

The summarized: Sofie needs to act less as something questionable to something like what her background describes her as.

 

[tomomi1922]

I am not here to troll your post. But I think there is an irony here.

 

We know racism is raging in Windhelm. But she is a child who doesn’t know better or care. Does she get constantly reminded she is a Nord, a de facto race of Skyrim and is way above the lowly Dunmer? Windhelm sees Dunmers and other outcasts as scums.

 

But in reality, maybe Sofia sees it differently. The so called outcasts may not give her troubles but see her as one of their own: the miserable kind. At least they don’t bother her, much. Comparing to the so called elite Nord citizens who are always shouting and justifying their status, it scares her. Maybe they don’t have much love for such homeless lowlife like Sofie, Nord or not.

 

It’s sad as it is, but the outcasts seem to be much of a safer place for her, in per simple mind’s perception. Let’s just say she picks the lesser evil out of the 2.

 

I would love Bethesda to explore more on this theme instead of just having a shallow back story for an adoption candidate.