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Jan. 31st, 2026 02:45 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nightplumesThese flowers...
[He's examining the little charm usually attached to his phone. It's a small red bloom.]
Do they always mean something of significance to the owner? [The charm gets a small wiggle.] This is a red datura, a toxic flower symbolising deception, danger, magic, and forbidden knowledge. Flattering, I'm sure you'd agree.
[As well as having some more personal meaning to Sylus himself.]
It also bears the warning that something beautiful may also be deadly.
[And it matches his eyes. He flips the charm idly between his fingers.]
But putting some small thought to it made me wonder if there is some rhyme or reason to the flowers assigned for our rebirth into this world. Mine has an undeniable connection to me. But what of others?
[He's examining the little charm usually attached to his phone. It's a small red bloom.]
Do they always mean something of significance to the owner? [The charm gets a small wiggle.] This is a red datura, a toxic flower symbolising deception, danger, magic, and forbidden knowledge. Flattering, I'm sure you'd agree.
[As well as having some more personal meaning to Sylus himself.]
It also bears the warning that something beautiful may also be deadly.
[And it matches his eyes. He flips the charm idly between his fingers.]
But putting some small thought to it made me wonder if there is some rhyme or reason to the flowers assigned for our rebirth into this world. Mine has an undeniable connection to me. But what of others?
