#about clove

[dread0narrival]

I am so obsessed with Clover rn. I am so excited to see how dark his character can get, since he seems so chill in the demo 💞

[hextechmaturgy]

❝ One downside to being immortal – I can't play dead! ❞

[droewyn]

Tumblr Meme University: Life Skills 101

This works with any stainless steel object! They actually sell "magic soap" for this purpose, but save yourself the $7 and just grab a piece of flatware from your kitchen drawer. I use serving spoons for the larger surface area.

[honeynclove]

[flowerakatsuka]

after trying to figure out his design for awhile, i finally finished a reference for kuroba's granddad, chouji!

[ more info under the cut! ]

YOTSUBANA CHOUJI ( first name meaning clove )

~ 70 years old • he / him • 6'2" ( 188 cm )

Kuroba's maternal grandfather and the previous florist at Yotsubana Florals. He opened the shop with his late wife, Hibiki, but after her passing and experiencing a severe fall at work, he retired and Kuroba took over the daily operations of the store. Currently, he lives with Kuroba's parents in Yokohama and checks in on them every other month, ( they talk over the phone almost daily, though. ) Despite his grumpy appearance, Chouji is actually pretty level-headed and kind. He can be fairly stubborn at times, though. Kuroba and him are very close, especially after Hibiki's passing. They respect him quite a lot as their grandfather and their mentor. His accident at the store rattled them quite a lot and lead to them fretting over him a lot more.

Born and raised in Akatsuka, but both of his parents were from Osaka.

Met Hibiki and fell in love at first sight while visiting Okinawa to study Okinawan Hibiscus, which her family was a supplier of.

His cat, Giku, was a former stray that hung around the shop near the time Hibiki passed. Eventually, she refused to leave the store so Chouji took her in. Her coloring reminded him of daisies, which were one of Hibiki's favorite flowers. Because of that, he also says that she sent her to keep an eye on him.

He started taking care of the family's garden when he moved to Yokohama, as well as getting really into tending to bonsai. Giku is the garden's " guardian " and chases off beetles that try to munch on their plants.

Karamatsu was EXTREMELY intimidated by Chouji when they first met, but they actually hit it off pretty quickly, ( especially when Karamatsu showed a lot of interest in hearing about Hibiki and his love story. ) He's grown kind of fond of him, which makes sense since Kuroba and him are pretty similar. Also, he's started looking into getting a Dwarf Blue Larix bonsai. No particular reason why.

Kuroba typically calls him Ochoujii-san, but will sometimes drop the honorific.

[dovesick]

heart in a cage

[anonymusbosch]

this is the only-large-cloves garlic head of good luck. reblog for your next garlic head to be only large cloves

[renabe4life]

that meme except this time he actually did something oops

[iamprometheus]

I understand people have concerns about Clove's identity being steamrolled, but I also feel like it's a Very Weird critique to say they should've been more androgynous to 'fix' that

[b1adie]

the first internet fandom i was in was for the hunger games when i was 11. it was tough back then. the main couple’s ship name was either peeniss or katpee. we really have it so much better these days. like with RatUrine

[dread0narrival]

"No refunds and no returns"

Is that even something Clove would allow?

Absolutely not. You can try to dump him in an empty field in the country side and Clove would still show up on your doorstep eager to please.

[aesethewitch]

I keep trying to go back to my notes where I keep my most useful/tested/confirmed correspondence information to grab sources and all of it is just like:

"Tasted it: Spicy, dry, bitter. Kinda like dirt, but that's normal raw. Smells like Christmas. Good in autumnal baked goods. Would be okay in a curry, probably (SMALL AMOUNT ONLY). Vibes: fire, luck, energy. Maybe a little sexy about it. Deeper vibe check: plays well with others, compounds effects."

And I'm like. I cannot cite that. Lmao.

All of this information is older and comes from a time when I would simply write "tested" and then "verified" when I tested something out or had information confirmed via... [gestures vaguely] sources. Usually talking to other practitioners or browsing spells with those ingredients in them.

[mahgck]

mutual in 2016: billford is an incredibly toxic ship and if you enjoy it block me right now! youre a terrible person if you like it!!

same mutual in 2024: just crushed the biggest clove of garlic ive ever seen

[honeynclove]

gay vampire polycule 🤤🤤

[sixofravens-reads]

the thing that gets me about the "must read 100 books a year Or Else" thing is that you just.... don't see it with any other hobby?

no one (as far as I know) is telling knitters "you have to knit 100 projects in a year, it doesn't matter if they turn out holey or misshapen or ugly, it matters that you made so many of them!" pretty sure no one is telling gamers "you have to play 100 games a year, doesn't matter if you really enjoy them or explore the worlds, what's important is that you finish them!"

So...why, and I say this as someone who's a fairly fast reader and has read a lot this year, are (terminally online) readers so obsessed with numbers? Is it because more books = more intelligent? Is it just Number Go Up mentality? I understand the thrill of wanting to beat your past self and read more books than the year before or whatever, but why do you expect to hold others to your standards??

[enobariasdistrict2]

THE HUNGER GAMES SERIES | DISTRICT TWO TRIBUTES: Cato, Clove, & Enobaria

Cato. Clove. Brutus. Enobaria. I've seen their eagerness. I've seen their bloodlust, too.