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Tiger's Eye

When you draw close to your team's tree, a dark cloak closes around everyone. If you get too close, there's a strong chill. If you ignore that, it still looks like a nice morning outside, bright and warm. So, it might be better to just stay with your team and tree . . . With a faint rustle, the flowers of the tree start to change and turn colors, dying into many vivid shades.

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Okay, first task! I'm making this easy on you, but try to have some fun with it, alright? If I fall asleep, then you're going to have a tough time, riiight? Now, you've got all kinds of colors, but you've got the same tree. So, what's up with that? Tell me what they mean, pick what that says to you. Give me a story or a few words as long as it works for you.

[[It's as she says. Pick a color and describe its characteristics. The sky is the limit.]]

... well, perhaps the others will come later.

Green, being a color most associated with money or with nature... ought to represent growth leading towards prosperity.

Yellow, being a bright color reminiscent of Tiger's Eye, perhaps might represent unity formed by overcoming differences and compromise.

Red, of course, is a color bringing to mind action and energy.

White is traditionally associated with purity... but I think it could also mean serenity.

Blue is often representative of a kind of depression... but I would say it is best understood as solitude.

Black could of course mean darkness... but also a kind of power.

And purple... hmm.

[...]

Honesty. Moreso with oneself than with others.

Edited 2012-10-18 00:20 (UTC)

White - Serenity, represented by complete and total absence.
Red - Action and energy used towards achieving a goal, represented by light and by fire.
Yellow - Unity formed by overcoming differences and compromise, represented by Tiger's Eye.
Green - Growth leading towards prosperity, represented both by monetary gain and by natural phenomena.
Blue - Solitude, self-imposed, represented by sadness.
Purple - Honesty and understanding of oneself, represented by clothing.
Black - Power, raw but strong, represented by darkness.

[When you finish reciting your meanings, baskets appear. Lots and lots of baskets, too many baskets . . . The largest baskets have team names scrawled on leaves inside them. The smaller baskets have names of knights present scrawled on the leaves inside of them.]

Now, part two! So, we've got some nice flowers with different colors, and they mean all kinds of things . . . Let's spread the love around. Pick a few flowers, not all of them, a few! Then, decide who you want me to deliver them to. How about five of each color for the teams . . . And why don't you give the knights some, too. You can pick five for them and decide who gets your flowers.

[[Here's the breakdown: You have a total of thirty-five flowers, five of each color, to give to teams. You can give one team all of your flowers, all of your yellow flowers, a mix of flowers, only one flower, or none at all. You can mix and match to your hearts content, just mark where each flower goes.

For the knight's flowers, you can pick one of five colors, so you will miss out on two colors. Then, you specify which knight you would like them delivered to. Likewise, you can give a knight all five, a few, just one, or none.]]

Ah, let me see how evenly I can distribute these.

[Distribution is as follows:

Coral - Red, White, Green
Ruby - White, Yellow, Purple
Jasper - Black, Green
Citrine - Red, Black, Yellow
Carnelian - Blue, Purple
Heliodor - Red, Blue, Green
Peridot - Yellow, Blue, Black
Emerald - White, Purple, Black
Turq - Red, Purple, Yellow
Sapphire - White, Green
Iolite - White, Blue, Black
Amethyst - Green, Blue
Kunzite - Red, Yellow, Purple

Mikage - Yellow
Estelle - Yellow
Steve - Green, White, Purple]

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