Huh... That's true. So if we're going to look for something that could represent all of them, maybe we should look for one about trying to protect someone, like they did for us when they gave up their memories.
Then... cedar flowers should work for that? There are plenty that mean strength, but I think these look nice specifically. [ here! she holds open the book for ochako to see ]
Hm... In that case, we should definitely do one for the removed. I want to send one to Archer-san and Kageyama-kun for sure. Xie Lian-san and Hua Cheng-san, too.
Yeah. At the very least, it might be a nice surprise during all this.
[ alex is already making some notes with the pen and paper i've decided she has. specifically: violets, yellow primrose, forget-me-nots, and linden flowers! ]
Oh, yeah definitely for Sora. I don't know what the meaning is behind it, but he feels like a sunflower sort of person, doesn't he?
[ she isn't specifically offering, but ochako might notice she has a carved wooden brooch attached to her dress that looks like violets! ]
... I think small ones mean adoration? But it's such a bright flower I kinda want to throw it in regardless. I guess it sort of fits? [ he's a good boy and she does adore him ]
Adoration... [ she snorts a little at that. he's such a nerd, though. ] Well, either way, I agree. It's kind of like... hm, like he's always looking for the good in things, and sunflowers are always looking for the sun?
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Is there one we could use to thank them for everything?
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[ she's looking through the book. ]
I think giving flowers in general is sort of a thank you. But there's a lot that repesent strength and humanity, it looks like?
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Maybe strength, then?
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Then... cedar flowers should work for that? There are plenty that mean strength, but I think these look nice specifically. [ here! she holds open the book for ochako to see ]
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[ after flipping through the book a bit... ]
The French willows, maybe? They look nice.
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[ she points at them in the book ]
It's a nice colour palette then, and they have similar meanings.
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Hm... should we make a list of all of them before we start gathering the bouquets?
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And then we can check them off as we gather them.
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...And we have to send one to Elsa-san.
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[ she flicks through some of the book's pages. ]
Do you mind if I make one for Chiron as well? I... guess it's more a separate group thing, so it shouldn't matter if he gets two.
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[ she has nothing to say about izumo just yet so she just moves on. ]
Why would I mind? We can send as many as we want. And... let's do one for Sora-kun, too.
[ he's a good kid who deserves some flowers, even after the way he rejected yona. ]
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[ alex is already making some notes with the pen and paper i've decided she has. specifically: violets, yellow primrose, forget-me-nots, and linden flowers! ]
Oh, yeah definitely for Sora. I don't know what the meaning is behind it, but he feels like a sunflower sort of person, doesn't he?
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For sure. He's kind of sunshiney person, so sunflowers definitely fit.
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... I think small ones mean adoration? But it's such a bright flower I kinda want to throw it in regardless. I guess it sort of fits? [ he's a good boy and she does adore him ]
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Adoration... [ she snorts a little at that. he's such a nerd, though. ] Well, either way, I agree. It's kind of like... hm, like he's always looking for the good in things, and sunflowers are always looking for the sun?
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That's a nice analogy. Oh-- we should put in Chinese chrysanthemum in as well then. "Cheerfulness under adversity". It fits nicely, right?
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... What did you have in mind for Chiron?
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Something that says we're hoping the best for him, and that... that even if he forgets everything, we'll remember for him until he can do it himself.
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There's bound to be something that fits, right? Something like remembrance might work, in that case.