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[maims]

[ transcribed in bubbled cursive. there are light smears of dirt on the journal, and it smells earthy; someone's been working with soil. ]

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[invokes]

[ AKJFHESJ TAKING NOTES OF THIS... MISA :( ]

[wornbright]

[ a surprised gasp ]

I didn't realize flowers had such beautiful meanings to them.

( dictated )

[maims]

T-They're capable of expressing a great number of things, some as terrible as others are lovely.

( dictated )

[wornbright]

Terrible?

( dictated )

[maims]

Um. B-Bouquets of withered flowers represent unrequited or rejected love. Aloe speaks of grief or superstition, a-and black roses, of death. Evening primroses are a sign of inconsistency in love or character.

Flowers c-can be used to declare war, pass spiteful messages, or even kill, if they're toxic enough...

[yamanaka]

Wow, someone else who's interested in flower language? ♥

( dictated )

[maims]

F-Flowers are my passion.

[yamanaka]

Really? Mine too! It's kind of interesting how the different meanings of these flowers don't seem to vary much between worlds.

( dictated foreverrrr )

[maims]

I didn't think I would ever meet someone with similar interests.
I suppose it really is a universal language, l-like they say.

[pocketsizedpal]

That's pretty helpful. Thanks!

( dictated )

[maims]

Ah - I'm very glad someone thinks so.

[pocketsizedpal]

Sure, especially around the holiday, it'll let people know what to get. No one wants to send the wrong message.

[mmm_paradise]

Cute.

[maims]

Um. T-Thank you.

[mmm_paradise]

Hmmm.. I rather like the scent of anemone. Care to tell me what that means?

[maims]

Anemones speak of dying hope - o-of something, or someone, who is forsaken.
Y-You should be careful; they can be really toxic.