Velveteen - 34
Jun 08, 2016
Remember the magnolia that Life gave Death like a long ass time ago? Yeah, that. Yeah.
Also that tree killed me.
Yuu Brook
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So I read magnolias are flowers often given from one partner to another to say "you are worthy of a beautiful magnolia" - they represent puritiy and dignity. My guess is that Life's gift was incredibly important to Death - it conveyed that Life (still?) likes and respects him. Life is the center of his existence, the only lively thing in an otherwise cold and dead environment.
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