Who: Turing and you + some closed prompts What: Catch-all for November, hurrah Where: Everywhere and nowhere When: Time is a lie but post-event and various times afterwards Content Warnings: Probably none but will edit if necessary!
It was! To be specific, it is an Ascolano olive branch; this cultivar originated in the Marche and Tuscany regions of Italy, but it is cultivated in California as well.
[ It was unfortunate that they never had a chance to see one in person, but uh, that really wasn't the issue right now, was it? Oops. ]
Forgive me for rambling about unrelated matters. I wanted to cover the cosmetic damage in a way that would also show your ally your feelings on the...er, incident?
[ Okay, whew. Now that they had Legion's approval, they began mixing a few more colours. Perhaps this was a good chance to play with perspective a bit? They added some smaller branches to give the illusion that the first branch was part of a much larger olive tree, and it ended with a weathered but still sturdy pot that had a heart-shaped opening at the top instead of the typical rounded one. ]
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We apologize. We did not intend to cause distress.
(They look at the painting again.)
It is an olive branch?
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[ Okay, phew. While they said that, they were still glad to hear that reassurance. ]
Yes, that's correct. I did take a little artistic license, however.
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(They chatter, headflaps rippling.)
This was your intention?
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[ It was unfortunate that they never had a chance to see one in person, but uh, that really wasn't the issue right now, was it? Oops. ]
Forgive me for rambling about unrelated matters. I wanted to cover the cosmetic damage in a way that would also show your ally your feelings on the...er, incident?
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(They chatter.)
However, plants growing from inside the physical platform are a symptom of the disease Overgrowth. The imagery startled us.
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I'm sorry! I can see how that would be very unsettling...
[ Their artwork being mistaken for an actual plant was technically a compliment though? Maybe? ]
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(They look at the image again. The memories of Overgrowth are ... unpleasant. But the symbol of peace is appropriate.)
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[ ...Though, uh, saying what it was first might be better. ]
I was thinking of adding a pot of some kind.
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How is this?
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We ... like it.
(It is a suitable metaphor.)
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[ After all that, they were just relieved that they managed to correct their previous blunder into something more preferable. ]
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(They stare at themselves, and the painting, tilting their head to look at it from different angles.)