#mysterious character 2: a bouquet of striga - mistletoe - monotropa uniflora

[mysterycharacterflowers]

Round 2; A bouquet of striga, mistletoe, and monotropa uniflora Vs Thistle

If you know who they are, or you are pretty sure of it, please don't tell until this poll has ended!

First,

s talk about the bouquet of striga, mistletoe, and monotropa uniflora

Meaning and why these flowers were chosen: Striga is a fairly normal looking flower, appearing somewhat similar to lavender with it's purple-ish hue and how it flowers up a stem. This represents how this character knows how to present himself as quite normal. He also tends to help his best friend with appearing 'normal' to help him navigate social situations easier. Mistletoe is associated with kissing someone underneath them. This character is given some romantic undertones with his bestfriend despite the two of them never officially being confirmed as gay for eachother. He likes his best friend a lot! Monotropa uniflora is often referred to as the Ghost Flower because it completely lacks chloroplasts. As a result, the flower is nearly completely white with the thinner parts of it appearing translucent, just like a ghost. This character is symbolically tied to ghosts, especially ones that stalk people, as he actually stalks his best friend. Because the ghost flower lacks chloroplasts, it can't create energy by itself, instead attaching itself to other flowers, acting as a parasite to obtain energy. In fact, all three of these flowers are parasitic. This character has an unhealthy obsession with his best friend, one that drains their relationship over time, and one that leads to wilted flowers. Each of these flowers drain- the character dependent on his best friend to sustain himself. Description: This character at first glance appears to be a common 'popular kid'. Not necessarily the most popular kid in class, but certainly one that most people would casually hang out with him. However, he is childhood friends with a boy that tends to not really talk to people, a pessimistic looking loner that doesn't appear to even try to connect with others. When they were young, the popular kid would insist on helping the loner kid express himself. The loner kid was actually fairly appreciative of the gesture and would hang out with the popular kid a lot. However, time passed, and the popular kid would become more dependent on the feeling that he was helping his friend, that his friend wouldn't be able to do anything without him. So even though he could have had a normal social life with ease- he ended up hanging out primarily just with his best friend. He would get jealous when his best friend talked to anyone that wasn't him without telling him first- framing it in his mind that he needed to be there to make sure his best friend wouldn't say anything wrong. And the more his bestfriend grew independent... ...the more he gripped. He began full on stalking his friend, installing cameras in his friend's home to watch him. He was a ghost, watching his friend invisibly until he would step in and try to make his friend do what he thought was best. Oh and he also has bad taste in what's cute, keeping a weird looking thing on him.

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Now, let's talk about the Thistle

Meaning: Thistle - resiliency, a generally divisive flower due to being a weed Description: He's comic relief but has a lot of hidden depth. Just a silly little guy with soooo many self worth issues. Trying his best to be a skilled wizard despite all the obstacles against him. Has a crisis every 5-10 business days but makes it through with the power of found family. Very divisive character amongst fans due to being considered annoying comic relief. Would take on just about anyone in a fight despite being among the smallest of the cast. Has survived literally exploding. Multiple times.

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[mysterycharacterflowers]

Round 1; A bouquet of daisies, butterfly weed, orchids, purple lotus and violets Vs A bouquet of striga, mistletoe, and monotropa uniflora

If you know who they are, or are pretty sure of it, please don't tell until this poll has ended!

First, let's talk about the bouquet of daisies, butterfly weed, orchids, purple lotus and violet

Meaning and why these flowers were chosen: daisies: youthful flowers for a youthful character! no, literally, the character is young violets: representing modesty. this character, in contrast to a friend of his, is extremely humble. (at times it can be kinda self-deprecating...) butterfly weed: a flower that means loneliness. this character was a victim of bullying which, indeed, would make you pretty lonely. don't worry, he has friends now orchids: a symbol of happiness. yes, despite the things i've said, he's still a cheerful kid! purple lotus: symbolizing knowledge. even though he's really young, he still has quite the IQ. Description: a boy with a love for technology and inventing. growing up, he was bullied a lot for something out of his control, until [REDACTED] came along. he and [REDACTED] grew close, fast. but enough of them for now! since then, he's grown into his own person, a trustworthy friend, the braincell of his group and a good ally. also he has autism so that's a plus

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Now, let's talk about the bouquet of striga, mistletoe, and monotropa uniflora

Meaning and why these flowers were chosen: Striga is a fairly normal looking flower, appearing somewhat similar to lavender with it's purple-ish hue and how it flowers up a stem. This represents how this character knows how to present himself as quite normal. He also tends to help his best friend with appearing 'normal' to help him navigate social situations easier. Mistletoe is associated with kissing someone underneath them. This character is given some romantic undertones with his bestfriend despite the two of them never officially being confirmed as gay for eachother. He likes his best friend a lot! Monotropa uniflora is often referred to as the Ghost Flower because it completely lacks chloroplasts. As a result, the flower is nearly completely white with the thinner parts of it appearing translucent, just like a ghost. This character is symbolically tied to ghosts, especially ones that stalk people, as he actually stalks his best friend. Because the ghost flower lacks chloroplasts, it can't create energy by itself, instead attaching itself to other flowers, acting as a parasite to obtain energy. In fact, all three of these flowers are parasitic. This character has an unhealthy obsession with his best friend, one that drains their relationship over time, and one that leads to wilted flowers. Each of these flowers drain- the character dependent on his best friend to sustain himself. Description: This character at first glance appears to be a common 'popular kid'. Not necessarily the most popular kid in class, but certainly one that most people would casually hang out with him. However, he is childhood friends with a boy that tends to not really talk to people, a pessimistic looking loner that doesn't appear to even try to connect with others. When they were young, the popular kid would insist on helping the loner kid express himself. The loner kid was actually fairly appreciative of the gesture and would hang out with the popular kid a lot. However, time passed, and the popular kid would become more dependent on the feeling that he was helping his friend, that his friend wouldn't be able to do anything without him. So even though he could have had a normal social life with ease- he ended up hanging out primarily just with his best friend. He would get jealous when his best friend talked to anyone that wasn't him without telling him first- framing it in his mind that he needed to be there to make sure his best friend wouldn't say anything wrong. And the more his bestfriend grew independent... ...the more he gripped. He began full on stalking his friend, installing cameras in his friend's home to watch him. He was a ghost, watching his friend invisibly until he would step in and try to make his friend do what he thought was best. Oh and he also has bad taste in what's cute, keeping a weird looking thing on him.

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[mysterycharacterflowers]

A bouquet of striga, mistletoe, and monotropa uniflora

Meaning and why these flowers were chosen:

Striga is a fairly normal looking flower, appearing somewhat similar to lavender with it's purple-ish hue and how it flowers up a stem. This represents how this character knows how to present himself as quite normal. He also tends to help his best friend with appearing 'normal' to help him navigate social situations easier.

Mistletoe is associated with kissing someone underneath them. This character is given some romantic undertones with his bestfriend despite the two of them never officially being confirmed as gay for eachother. He likes his best friend a lot!

Monotropa uniflora is often referred to as the Ghost Flower because it completely lacks chloroplasts. As a result, the flower is nearly completely white with the thinner parts of it appearing translucent, just like a ghost. This character is symbolically tied to ghosts, especially ones that stalk people, as he actually stalks his best friend.

Because the ghost flower lacks chloroplasts, it can't create energy by itself, instead attaching itself to other flowers, acting as a parasite to obtain energy.

In fact, all three of these flowers are parasitic. This character has an unhealthy obsession with his best friend, one that drains their relationship over time, and one that leads to wilted flowers.

Each of these flowers drain- the character dependent on his best friend to sustain himself.

Description:

This character at first glance appears to be a common 'popular kid'. Not necessarily the most popular kid in class, but certainly one that most people would casually hang out with him.

However, he is childhood friends with a boy that tends to not really talk to people, a pessimistic looking loner that doesn't appear to even try to connect with others.

When they were young, the popular kid would insist on helping the loner kid express himself. The loner kid was actually fairly appreciative of the gesture and would hang out with the popular kid a lot.

However, time passed, and the popular kid would become more dependent on the feeling that he was helping his friend, that his friend wouldn't be able to do anything without him. So even though he could have had a normal social life with ease- he ended up hanging out primarily just with his best friend.

He would get jealous when his best friend talked to anyone that wasn't him without telling him first- framing it in his mind that he needed to be there to make sure his best friend wouldn't say anything wrong.

And the more his bestfriend grew independent... ...the more he gripped.

He began full on stalking his friend, installing cameras in his friend's home to watch him. He was a ghost, watching his friend invisibly until he would step in and try to make his friend do what he thought was best.

Oh and he also has bad taste in what's cute, keeping a weird looking thing on him.

(The pictures were taken from these sites: striga, mistletoe, and monotropa uniflora!)

[mysterycharacterflowers]

Hello everyone! After a one year delay, I am happy to announce the second round of mysterious character flowers tournament!

The round will start January 2, at 10 am brt, 4 polls will be posted a day! Each poll will last 3 days!

Leys check the matches:

Side A:

A bouquet of purple daylily, green carnation, dead leaves, fern, opium flowers and coriander VS Violet

A bouquet of willows and chives Vs A bouquet of wisteria, black and red carnations and foxgloves

A bouquet of amaryllis, milkweed, bluebells and strelitizia Vs A bouquet of white, red and black roses

A bouquet of marigolds, edelweiss and rhododendron Vs White poppies

A bouquet of white clover, chamomile and pine Vs A bouquet of asphodel, sage, yellow chrysanthemum, green carnation, plum blossom, stinging nettle, anemone and acanthus

A bouquet of marigold, dandelions, goldenrods and amaryllis Vs A bouquet of plastic lemon balm, thyme, hyacinths and anemone flowers, with a single real orange rose in the middle, wrapped in light blue cellophane

A bouquet of snapdragon, yellow poppy and jonquil Vs A bouquet of dandelion, asphodel, poppy, chamomile, red columbine, hydrangea, rhododendron, dark crimson rose and queen of the night

Snapdragons Vs A bouquet of rainflower, green carnation, camelia, nightshade, mulberry and purple lilac

Side B

A bouquet of blue violets, trumpet creeper, lavender and green carnation Vs Dandelions 2

A bouquet of yellow and purple carnations Vs A bouquet of gloriosa (flame lily), veronica, jasione, jacaranda, cyclamen, jasmine and freesia

A bouquet of marigold, yellow and white zinnia, phlox, bluebells, cornflower, gladiolus, rosemary, dark crimson rose and purple cyclamen Vs A bouquet of jasmine, milkweed, dandelion, poppy and oenothera

A bouquet of oleander, refflesia (corpse flower), trigidia, hyacinth, hollyhock, Iberis (candytuft) and orange tulip Vs A bouquet of daffodil and pansy

A bouquet of amaranth, orange brugmansia, delphinium, honeysuckle and white aster Vs A bouquet of fern, rex begonia leaves, black rose, lily, odessa calla lily and green hydrangea

A bouquet of striga, mistletoe, and monotropa uniflora Vs Thistle

A bouquet of poppy, zygopetalum, echeveria, dandelion, yucca, twinspur , lotus, tagetes, ursinia, purple hyacinth and hibiscus Vs A bouquet of blue and purple daisies, desert lilies and black tulips

A bouquet of forsythia, holly, yellow hyacinth, petunia, viscaria and orange lilys Vs Spiderwort

[mizuribbons]

noo!!! vote the daisies, butterfly weed, orchids, purple lotus and violets,,, he's so important to meeee

Round 1; A bouquet of daisies, butterfly weed, orchids, purple lotus and violets Vs A bouquet of striga, mistletoe, and monotropa uniflora

If you know who they are, or are pretty sure of it, please don't tell until this poll has ended!

First, let's talk about the bouquet of daisies, butterfly weed, orchids, purple lotus and violet

Meaning and why these flowers were chosen: daisies: youthful flowers for a youthful character! no, literally, the character is young violets: representing modesty. this character, in contrast to a friend of his, is extremely humble. (at times it can be kinda self-deprecating...) butterfly weed: a flower that means loneliness. this character was a victim of bullying which, indeed, would make you pretty lonely. don't worry, he has friends now orchids: a symbol of happiness. yes, despite the things i've said, he's still a cheerful kid! purple lotus: symbolizing knowledge. even though he's really young, he still has quite the IQ. Description: a boy with a love for technology and inventing. growing up, he was bullied a lot for something out of his control, until [REDACTED] came along. he and [REDACTED] grew close, fast. but enough of them for now! since then, he's grown into his own person, a trustworthy friend, the braincell of his group and a good ally. also he has autism so that's a plus

Check their post here

Now, let's talk about the bouquet of striga, mistletoe, and monotropa uniflora

Meaning and why these flowers were chosen: Striga is a fairly normal looking flower, appearing somewhat similar to lavender with it's purple-ish hue and how it flowers up a stem. This represents how this character knows how to present himself as quite normal. He also tends to help his best friend with appearing 'normal' to help him navigate social situations easier. Mistletoe is associated with kissing someone underneath them. This character is given some romantic undertones with his bestfriend despite the two of them never officially being confirmed as gay for eachother. He likes his best friend a lot! Monotropa uniflora is often referred to as the Ghost Flower because it completely lacks chloroplasts. As a result, the flower is nearly completely white with the thinner parts of it appearing translucent, just like a ghost. This character is symbolically tied to ghosts, especially ones that stalk people, as he actually stalks his best friend. Because the ghost flower lacks chloroplasts, it can't create energy by itself, instead attaching itself to other flowers, acting as a parasite to obtain energy. In fact, all three of these flowers are parasitic. This character has an unhealthy obsession with his best friend, one that drains their relationship over time, and one that leads to wilted flowers. Each of these flowers drain- the character dependent on his best friend to sustain himself. Description: This character at first glance appears to be a common 'popular kid'. Not necessarily the most popular kid in class, but certainly one that most people would casually hang out with him. However, he is childhood friends with a boy that tends to not really talk to people, a pessimistic looking loner that doesn't appear to even try to connect with others. When they were young, the popular kid would insist on helping the loner kid express himself. The loner kid was actually fairly appreciative of the gesture and would hang out with the popular kid a lot. However, time passed, and the popular kid would become more dependent on the feeling that he was helping his friend, that his friend wouldn't be able to do anything without him. So even though he could have had a normal social life with ease- he ended up hanging out primarily just with his best friend. He would get jealous when his best friend talked to anyone that wasn't him without telling him first- framing it in his mind that he needed to be there to make sure his best friend wouldn't say anything wrong. And the more his bestfriend grew independent... ...the more he gripped. He began full on stalking his friend, installing cameras in his friend's home to watch him. He was a ghost, watching his friend invisibly until he would step in and try to make his friend do what he thought was best. Oh and he also has bad taste in what's cute, keeping a weird looking thing on him.

Check their post here