The nut wouldn't eat anyone else's food, and wherever she went during the day, it followed. In their house, valuable and useful things were stored in her space, so even if the front door was wide open, there was no worry about thieves.
Occasionally, someone passing by her house would greet her kindly, and she would respond in kind. If they exchanged a few words, she would generously give them her leftover dishes. So, while not many people interacted with her, quite a few spoke well of her.
The furniture in her house was originally made with the help of the village carpenter. She obtained the paint herself from space and applied a festive red color to the polished furniture, making it look new. The same went for the house and front doors, which she asked villagers for help with. At the time, she hadn't started cooking, so she paid them wages. Her generosity earned her a good reputation, but soon after, when she declined a matchmaker's proposal, rumors began to spread.
