dramatispersonae | Amethyst

Following the hedges maze for a while you eventually find yourself in a small clearing with another white table sitting in the center. On the center of the table is another letter.

"Well, in the interests of airing our grievances with one another I feel it's best to communicate in the most honest way possible. Take the four names below and select four or five of the words listed that you feel best describes your thoughts and feelings toward them. Do try to be frank and open, Mother knows when you're lying.

And, of course, don't forget your dear Mother as well."

Tiger's Eye Carnelian Mikage Kakashi

Disdain	Protection	Strength	Perserverance	Zeal	Uneasiness	Vulgar minds	Admiration	Friendship
Bonds	Good Education	Indifference	Curiosity	Meanness	Wit	Bluntness	Frankness	Hope
Insincerity	Bravery	Dignity	Treachery	Stoicism	Horror	Coldness	Pity	Surprise
Envy	Zest	Weakness	Sourness of Temper	Amiability	Virtue	Busybody	Variety	Independence
Uselessness	Warmth	Tears	Unamity	Tranquility	Energy in Adversity	Mildness	Silliness	Sympathy

RULES: As a team, pick 4-5 adjectives to describe how you feel about the 2 teams and 2 knights listed above. Also pick 4-5 to describe your feelings toward ~Mother~. Reply to the turn in comment by 12am EST / 9pm PST with your results. PLEASE keep the names private! Assume that characters who can't read hear Mother's voice reading the words in their head.

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Let's see... I tried to get it as close to possible to the plant colour, but...

Bright green:
Stoicism
Tranquility

Pale yellow:
Perseverance

Purple-pink:
Unamity
Mildness
Horror
Sympathy

Purple:
Surprise
Coldness
Admiration

[ after thinking about it and comparing them some more ]

... maybe... Stoicism, perseverance, sympathy... a...admiration? Who would give us those kind of words... maybe if Hazel was playing, but...!

Admiration?

With the other flower meanings there, that's what I personally would narrow it down to. You wouldn't really be sympathetic to someone you find cold, right? And none of the other meanings are surprising.