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Well, i suppose it might LOOK like that from the outside...

Poor Castela.

She's got it bad.

Like the torn-out piece of hair in that first panel. She better watch it or her senior picture is going to look like she's got straw hair...

I saw her kata's in the park
The fire dancing around
She didn't seem to care
She turned and smiled at me

Just then I knew (I knew... I knew... I knew... I knew)
She's scary deadly! (deadly... deadly!)

Flowers in her hair,
and Tiger underwear!
She's got it in for you,
she's got it in for you.

I knew (I knew... I knew... I knew... I knew)
She's scary deadly! (deadly... deadly!)

And he didn't even hafta call FTD....

Pretty damn brave of Daylla poking Castela's trigger like that...

DilyV wrote:Pretty damn brave of Daylla poking Castela's trigger like that...

But, a fairly accurate shot.

Does Dayella know about Castel's blooms when she's hormonally active?

I'm pretty sure she'd have guessed it by now. I'd learn that the flowers of flowering plants contained the reproductive organs, so she may see this as Castela's version of a "lady boner."

One wonders whether Florel® might be of use? Maybe add a bit to her hair gel in the morning?

I also recall that flowering behaviour in certain plants is controlled by day length. Perhaps spending her evenings under a sunlamp, to mimic the long days of summer, might inhibit those pesky blossoms from forming.

Would sunlamp therapy act like a sugar rush? Asking for a friend.

AmriloJim wrote:Would sunlamp therapy act like a sugar rush? Asking for a friend.

Only for a young lady who has reached the age of sweet 16.

I am fairly sure that Kath has had the birds and the bees talk with Pickle but i do wonder if she touched on butterfly's. One could not have a better wingman than Dayella it seems.

PSA: It's "D-A-Y-L-L-A". Pronounced DAY-lah.

Opus the Poet wrote:Does Dayella know about Castel's blooms when she's hormonally active?

I'm wondering if it ever happened before she met human-shaped Hiroshi. Castela did seem to make the connection pretty fast when she saw them after waking up that morning.

I also wonder if she has any control over what varieties of flowers bloom. A rafflesia or a titan arum blossom could be interesting.

Catawampus wrote:I also wonder if she has any control over what varieties of flowers bloom. A rafflesia or a titan arum blossom could be interesting.

For sufficiently stench-worthy values of "interesting".

I'd be more likely to suggest that we may see a repetition of one of the classic tropes: the traveling butterfly salesman and the farmer's dodder.