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𝑺𝒊𝒍𝒗𝒆𝒓 𝑻𝒐𝒏𝒈𝒖𝒆
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Posted: Fri, 18/10/2024 17:30 (1 Month ago)
Dezerae Li
FALSEFLOWER AU | Illusion Studios
☘ FALSEFLOWER AU
marescent
in·her·it·ance | /inˈherəd(ə)ns,inˈherətns/
a particular right of possession or privilege one has from birth, especially as an eldest child.
late Middle English (formerly also as enheritance ): from Anglo-Norman French enheritaunce ‘being admitted as heir’, from Old French enheriter (see inherit).
blurb
In the False Flower AU of Illusion Studios, the concept of identity and ambition is intricately woven into the fabric of society, where each individual's journey is marked by their unique "birthmark flower." These blossoms are not merely ornamental; they symbolize the aspirations that lie at the core of each person. For most, these flowers bloom vibrantly when they discover their true calling, their dreams taking root in the soil of ambition. However, for late bloomers like Pantalone, Ray, and GREED, the journey is fraught with delay and disappointment. While others flourish with vivid blooms, their flowers often manifest as plastic replicas—synthetic in texture and devoid of the life that accompanies genuine passion. These plastic flowers reflect their inner yearnings, representing not only their failures to bloom but also the complex emotional landscape that accompanies their struggle.
In this world, Pantalone’s choice to wear a daffodil is a deliberate act of deception; he crafts a narrative of success to project to those around him, particularly Callistus. The daffodil, a flower associated with unfulfilled desires, stands in stark contrast to the joyous bloom of white roses that emerges as a result of his lies. This false representation encapsulates Pantalone’s internal conflict—he yearns for validation and respect while grappling with the emptiness of his unfulfilled aspirations. Meanwhile, Ray’s foxglove is emblematic of her own struggles with identity and acceptance. Styled as a "wallflower purple hyacinth," the flower reflects her tendency to conceal her true self. The petals, which remain tightly closed, signify her fear of revealing her authentic nature, creating a barrier between her and the world. Her eventual decision to snip the foxglove after her breakup with Estelle becomes a pivotal moment, leading to the wilting of the purple hyacinth and symbolizing her loss of hope and connection.
Estelle’s ivy plays a significant role in this ecosystem, serving as a supportive figure that enables high-growing flowers to thrive. However, it is constantly challenged by GREED's morning glory, which wraps around the ivy, reflecting the oppressive nature of societal expectations and the ruthless ambition that drives individuals to climb the social ladder. This dynamic illustrates the tension between support and suffocation, as GREED’s relentless pursuit of success often comes at the expense of those who wish to flourish alongside him. Unlike Ray and Pantalone, GREED's flower remains unchanged, signifying his acceptance of his true nature—a sharp contrast to the transformations of Ray’s and Pantalone's flowers, which represent their ongoing struggles.
By the end of Illusion Studios, the evolution of the flowers becomes a profound commentary on acceptance and self-discovery. Ray’s purple hyacinth ultimately reveals its true colors as a foxglove, symbolizing her journey toward embracing her authentic self after a period of self-concealment. In contrast, Pantalone and GREED remain trapped in their respective falsehoods, their flowers refusing to morph into something genuine. The daffodils, forever linked to themes of narcissism and deception, and GREED's morning glory, which no longer needs to change, serve as reminders of the complexities of ambition, identity, and the emotional burdens borne by those who navigate the treacherous landscape of their dreams. In this world where blossoms signify the heart’s desires, the journey to authenticity is fraught with challenges, revealing the delicate interplay between aspiration and reality.
Foxglove [digitalis] & Purple Hyacinth [Hyacinthus]
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Posted: Sat, 26/10/2024 18:34 (26 Days ago)
Dezerae Li
Picture (not so) Perfect | Illusion Studios
☘ FLORIOGRAPHY
four flowers, four emails to estella
the lan•guage of fl•o•wers
Within the art of floriography, every flower carries its own special meaning or symbolism,
and this can also be influenced by its variety and colour.
prompts
- sundew ("surprise") Drosera rotundifolia
- sweet pea ("resilience") Lathyrus odoratus
- rhododendron ("danger") Rhododendron arboreum
- clematis ("the queen of vines") Clematis montana
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