>Do we know if Yuuka understands flower language(as in, the connotations of certain flowers used as a gift)?
>Do we know flower language?
>What does Yuuka think about uprooted or clipped/killed flowers for decoration or gifts, as opposed to keeping them potted or in the ground?
>Yuuka knows of the concept of flowers being used as gifts, and the like.
>Of course, she would never use them in such a manner; but she doesn't lecture humans on using them that way, providing they are not taken from the Garden of the Sun.
>You know of the 'language' you refer to, but have you ever used it? Not really.
>You have been given flowers; but never received them.
>Yuuka is on good terms with the flower stands in the village; so she has no problems with up-rooted flowers, so long as they continue to be cared for.
>Clipping flowers is a touchy subject with Yuuka. On one hand, if it is causing a problem to a majority of people, Yuuka will stand down; but she won't forget it.
>If it is not bothering anyone, and it is clipped for no reason, Yuuka will lecture the person responsible; saying flowers should grow so they may mature, like humans, as she has been known to say.
>As for dead flowers, no flower stays dead when Yuuka is around. Her aura seems to rejuvenate any weakening, or dead, flower to its original state.
>Anyone who is caught stamping a flower, never mind destroying one, is very likely to get hit by Yuuka for it.
>Anyone doing anything of the sort to any flower in the Garden of the Sun is either badly injured or knocked out. Thankfully, no one has gone there lately; especially after those events.
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