Emmeryn dying, realizing it doesn't matter what choice you pick. Then the fight with the Mad King. Had to restart a couple times and at least 3 times I got close to beating him so that was an hour lost. But it doesn't matter, you always know what went wrong so you can adjust next try.
I'm kinda sad I knew before that Chrom was gonna marry someone at the end (read up on strategies, didn't expect story spoilers). Happy to see it was the avatar. I was kinda trying to match her with someone else, but when starting out I spend a lot of time flirting with Chrom. So that was meant to be.

Awww...
That’s me and the lovely Abigail, sharing a tender moment. Last time I mentioned her, I was hoping to make her my girlfriend. Well, she’s now my wife. She comes away with some cracking comments, like worrying about the smell of her pet guinea pig, or worrying about how much she sweats in bed on a hot summer night...




Another awww...
That’s Lucy, our eldest. Yes, Abigail and I are making babies. Go us. We’ve also got a wee boy, called Vincent. I haven’t included a picture of him because he’s worried me ever since I came home late at night to find him just standing in Abigail and my bedroom, doing nothing, like something out of Paranormal Activity.




The cellar.
This is the last upgrade you can get for the house. It comes with some casks, but I built most of these. In them, I’m ageing wine and cheese (one bottle or cheese per cask) which doubles their value, but takes a looong time.





Farm buildings.
That’s the farmhouse on the right. The mill is for making flour out of wheat, or sugar out of beets. Then inside the three sheds...




Food factories!
The first is where I brew my coffee, the middle one is where I make jams and pickles, and the last is where I make wine and veg juice. Just like the cellar, these are the optimal layouts for how many kegs or barrels you can fit into the shed.




Greenhouse.
The greenhouse allows you to grow things regardless of season. There are six types of fruit tree, with two producing fruit in spring, two in summer, two in autumn, and they’re bare in winter, but the greenhouse means they all produce fruit year round. The plants on the floor space are the coffee plants, and the red dots mean there are fresh beans to be harvested. Coffee plants keep producing harvests and, because the seasons don’t affect them, these just endlessly produce fresh beans every few days.  The sprinkler system means I don’t have to do a thing in here, just come in and harvest fruit and coffee when ai need it.




Crops.
This isn’t the best my farming area has looked, because I’m not looking to grow more before winter. The green plants will grow pumpkins. To the left you can see my rows of pine, oak and maple trees (twelve of each) each with a tap attached, for supplies of pine tar, oak resin, and maple syrup.




Animal Farm.
One deluxe barn, two deluxe coops. The cows (Daisy, Maisie, Crazy & Hazy) produce milk, as do the goats (Billy & Scape). The sheep (Shep, Ship, Shop, and Shup) produce wool. The chickens (Spring, Fried, Jerk & Headless) and ducks (Sitting, Daffy, Rubber & Toilet) produce eggs (and duck feathers) while the rabbits (Bugs, Jack, Roger & Rampant) produce wool and rabbits feet (yeah, I know, weird). The pigs (Sir Francis & Kevin) unearth truffles. I’ve also got one white chicken (Tonight) and I’m breeding void chickens (I’ve got Lloyd, Floyd, and Boyd so far). I then take all that produce into the shed...




Work in progress.
Here I can turn milk into cheese, wool into cloth, truffles into truffle oil, and eggs into mayonnaise. Duck eggs make duck mayo. Oh, and void egg into void mayo. Sounds delightful. Once I’m done, I’ll have mayonnaise machines filling the left side, because with all the ducks and chickens I’ve got and are on the way, even leaving it a couple of days means a shit-tonne of eggs to process. Sheep, cows and goats only produce when you actively collect, so I need fewer cheese presses and looms, but the eggs and truffles arrive in a steady stream, regardless.