Helianthus Named after its tendency to turn to face the sun. Helianthus comes from Greek helios, "sun" and anthos, "flower" Adoration, loyalty, and longevity
[baby boy :( she does gesture to him to have a seat if he'd like though, watching him closely because she can read the subdued energy in that response.]
I'll be okay. [so alright, but still very much thinking.] It's...all just something we have to try and get past, right? This place just had to go and ruin a nice thing.
[bumping their shoulders together briefly because affection week...also she'd probably do that with him regardless. rondo is a friend...]
At least those curses we know were probably caused by some of us. I feel a little better knowing it was our group of people just screwing around with each other and probably not knowing the full consequences. But this felt more personal.
[and she hates that! but...a nod.] I don't really understand the maypole, so I was out early and had to drink it. I didn't like that much either. [...] Things got weird for you, too, after that?
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I'll be okay. [so alright, but still very much thinking.] It's...all just something we have to try and get past, right? This place just had to go and ruin a nice thing.
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It did. It feels like it often does... even yesterday, with the curses that came that made people argue.
[ nyeh. stupid village. there's a beat, and after a moment: ] Did...you end up having to drink some of the tea, too?
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At least those curses we know were probably caused by some of us. I feel a little better knowing it was our group of people just screwing around with each other and probably not knowing the full consequences. But this felt more personal.
[and she hates that! but...a nod.] I don't really understand the maypole, so I was out early and had to drink it. I didn't like that much either. [...] Things got weird for you, too, after that?