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Samira Malfoy Potter · 06-21-2011, 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by SilverTiger

Continuing to move around the classroom, she selected a daisy out of one of the myriad containers and held it up for the students to see. “However, for this lesson I think we’ll focus more on the other form that was mentioned. The idea that flowers each hold meanings, and we can transmit messages through those meanings. As Nika mentioned regarding the daisy, it generally stands for innocence, cheer, purity, faith and simplicity. It also can symbolize loyalty when it comes to love. and even hidden beauty.” The last more specifically involving red daisies. She replaced the daisy in a container again, however, before returning her attention to the class. “Does anyone want to suggest a possible meaning or two for some other relatively well-known flowers?” She hoped they didn’t get too creative when it came to suggesting meanings, but the looseness of the question did in fact lead her to wonder. It was too late now, though, and part of her looked forward to the possibilities.

ooc: Please do try to stick to what seems like more common flowers, and don't go overboard. Let others have a chance to earn points as well. And all rules still stand.

Oh, this seemed like a really interesting lesson. Raising her hand, Samira said, "Professor, Tulips represent the perfect lover, or fame." She thought it over a little bit more. "And a Primrose means early youth, or something you can't live without."

06-21-2011, 08:03 AM	#45 (permalink)
Samira Malfoy Potter Billywig Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: America Posts: 3,404 Hogwarts RPG Name: Willow Essence Evergreen Fifth Year	Quote: Originally Posted by SilverTiger Continuing to move around the classroom, she selected a daisy out of one of the myriad containers and held it up for the students to see. “However, for this lesson I think we’ll focus more on the other form that was mentioned. The idea that flowers each hold meanings, and we can transmit messages through those meanings. As Nika mentioned regarding the daisy, it generally stands for innocence, cheer, purity, faith and simplicity. It also can symbolize loyalty when it comes to love. and even hidden beauty.” The last more specifically involving red daisies. She replaced the daisy in a container again, however, before returning her attention to the class. “Does anyone want to suggest a possible meaning or two for some other relatively well-known flowers?” She hoped they didn’t get too creative when it came to suggesting meanings, but the looseness of the question did in fact lead her to wonder. It was too late now, though, and part of her looked forward to the possibilities. ooc: Please do try to stick to what seems like more common flowers, and don't go overboard. Let others have a chance to earn points as well. And all rules still stand. Oh, this seemed like a really interesting lesson. Raising her hand, Samira said, "Professor, Tulips represent the perfect lover, or fame." She thought it over a little bit more. "And a Primrose means early youth, or something you can't live without." __________________