Stardew Valley LoversOne of the most beloved and complex characters in Stardew Valley is Shane. Initially, he might come across as somewhat distanced or irresponsible, but as you progress, you soon learn that there’s way more to him than meets the eye. Consequently, his depth and nuance make him a fascinating character to explore. In this comprehensive guide, meanwhile, we will delve into the world of Shane Stardew Valley, covering everything you want to know about him — from his daily schedule to his preferred gifts, meaningful heart events, and ultimately, how you can propose for marriage.
Shane’s Schedule
Shane is one of the most uncomplicated villagers. He spends Monday to Friday working at the JojaMart, which means he has Saturdays and Sundays free. Here are his daily habits;
Weekdays (Monday-Friday): Shane gets up early then goes to JojaMart. He gets out of his room at 7:10 a.m. and he does not reach the store until almost 9. He resides there till the evening and after that he goes to the Stardrop Saloon where you can locate him consuming alcohol till 11 PM.
Saturdays: Shane goes to take care of the animals at Marnie’s Ranch. He mostly hangs out at the chicken coop or walks around the ranch during the day.
Sunday: Shane spends most of the time in his room at Marnie’s Ranch. But you will see him visiting other places once you unlock more heart events.
Shane will only go to travel during rainy days around town, and can be found visiting JojaMart or the Saloon. That way you could assess when and where it was time to meet him and establish friendship.
Shane Stardew Valley Gifts
Giving gifts to Shane is a sure-shot way to build your bond with him. As with any character in Stardew Valley, Shane has certain loves, likes and dislikes.
Loved Gifts:
- Pepper Poppers: Shane’s favorite dish. You will not only be able to learn the recipe from him during his 3-heart event, but also to cook them.
- Pizza: Exclusively available at Saloon.
- Beer: Beer can be purchased at the Stardrop Saloon for 400g.
- Hot Pepper: You can grow hot peppers in summer. Shane loves them.
Liked Gifts:
- Eggs (All types)
- Corn
- Mayonnaise
Disliked Gifts:
- Wild Horseradish
- Seaweed
- Snow Yam
If you give Shane a liked gift, two gifts per week and on his birthday (Spring 20), you will gain friendship points.
Shane’s Heart Events
Getting to know Shane will cause various heart events, which reveal more of who Shane is as a person and the things he goes through. They are necessary to understanding his past though and unlocking more of the relationship if one chooses.
2 Hearts: After 7:00 PM visit Marnie’s Ranch for an event where Shane talks to you about his struggles (issues with depression in the past) and being not a hard worker.
4 Hearts: A cutscene will play the first time you enter Cindersap Forest when it is raining. Shane talks more about how he feels and his love of the country.
6 Hearts: At 6 hearts you will get a recipe for Pepper Poppers mailed to you from Shane.
7 Hearts: Shane has a cute interaction with all the chickens at Marnie’s Ranch. He starts to get better in his mood.
8 hearts: Enter the town 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Shane starts to actually make some life-altering decisions, and he starts becoming optimistic.
Marriage: After Shane hits 10 hearts he sends an e-mail inviting you to the summit about how he feels.
Through Shane’s heart events, you will see him grow as a person and you can help him fight to overcome his demons.
Shane Stardew Valley Marriage
After you get 10 hearts you have to offer him a bouquet, then Old Mariner will appear on the beach during rainy days where you can buy Mermaid’s Pendant. And now you can wed Shane after giving the pendant to him when you propose!
Shane’s behavior improves after tying the knot. He also mellows out, becoming more romantic and even doing some work around the farm! He will send you gifts every now and then, looking after the animals or watering the crops.
Shane’s Marriage Perks:
Gifts: Shane will give you gifts on occasion, such as beer or pizza.
Farm Chores: Shane will feed your animals or water crops on some days.
In marriage, the development of Shane finally gives way to his new life as a farmer.
Shane Stardew Valley Room
After you marry Shane, then he will move into your farmhouse and some of his personal items that he previously had in his apartment become available for use around the house. His room is lined with beer kegs, a tattered carpet and a small knick-knack of relics from his old life. This is a domestic space; one that highlights his development from the separated JojaMart worker, to the hopeful and doting husband.
Shane also brings his favorite chicken, Charlie, who will wander your farm after getting married. For Shane, Charlie is an image of his love for animals and his renewed reason in life.
Conclusion
Shane, probably the most developed character in Stardew Valley has a lot going on with his story of mental health and growth as person & relationships. So, through learning his schedule, what gifts he likes, and by triggering heart events, you can learn more about Shane himself. Whether you want to marry Shane, or just be friends with him, it is a character worth getting to know. For more updates on the game’s other characters like Stardew Valley Sebastian, be sure to check out our website, Vgamerz. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
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