Flower Boy

Pacifist

F.B

Male

17

135 lbs (61 kg)

5'4

Dirt brown

Dense, thick, messy; dirt clumps constantly fall off of his hair, which, in turn is dirt itself

Teal

Human

Fair tan

A droopy sunflower sprouting from his head

Structured, Clear Speech
Uplifted and happy tone

Flower Boy's biggest goal is to let everyone live a happy, full life.

It's not that hes bruised easily, but rather the fact he doesnt counteract violence with violence. He simply offers a flower instead.

He has no prejudice. The way he sees it, everyone is equal, and we need to forgive those around us who act or respond in harsh and/or demeaning ways.

n̶e̶v̶e̶r̶ ̶f̶a̶i̶l̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶n̶o̶ ̶n̶u̶t̶ ̶n̶o̶v̶e̶m̶b̶e̶r̶

Gardening, Tai chi, Taekwondo

Kindred soul

Should Flower Boy ever lose his life, the nearest plant will rise out of the ground, rebirthing itself into him. Instead of a sunflower on his head, it would be replaced with said plant. (i.e a rose or sprout)

Christianity

Part-time gardener, and a friend to everyone.

Yellow

Sunflower seeds

His ever-growing sunflower and his bandages

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Butterflies

Tai Chi Instructor, full-time gardener

January 25th

Home schooled

[slightly abridged]
In his first life during The Holocaust, he was a young child who planted a sunflower for his mother's birthday but was beaten for stepping out of line. He was then marched into a concentration camp. This child, only 9, had been sent to Auschwitz-Birkenau, only to lose it to the gas chambers. In 1983, when a Cold War scenario took place, he took the entity of a 10-year-old boy. Hearkening back to his love of gardening, he planted 2 carnations: one for himself, and one for his cat, Patches. Running back to his family's bunker, he bruised his face tripping, losing a tooth. When he arrived at the bunker's hatch, it was too heavy to lift on his own, as, on the other side, it was locked. Knowing he would die, he held his cat close, being overcome with radiation, having no choice but to painfully deteriorate. Twice had he lost the game of life. 2 years later, the radiation on the planet had been converted into clean oxygen by a vastly abundant flower species- pink, frilly, sunflowers, bound with the pure spirit of the unfortunate child. From this Floral Explosion grew a tall sunflower. The surrounding dirt shook before rising into the shape of an upstanding column. The soil fell in clumps off of it, revealing a fair-skinned adolescent with bruises and a chipped tooth. Despite these, he seemed to be shaking with happiness, shedding tears of absolute, unadulterated, joy to see that his dream had come true: His flowers, like him, live on despite being struck with misfortune.