"Alright class, keep pairing up as I go on to explain a few things about Floriography." Kapoor placed his hands over his two front pockets looking for that tiny piece of chalk. He tried his back pockets, then the two chest pockets before finding it in his sock. "Some of you might be wondering how it is that a flower can be used to decode meaning. In other words, how is Floriography practiced? Well, it can be done a number of ways, but we always start with a floral dictionary of sorts. A listing of various types of flowers and their meanings. For instance, red roses signify true love, while daisies denote innocence, faith and loyal love. One could consider that perhaps, this is why they are most often chosen as the flower consultant when determining whether or not an object of adoration returns the favour." As he spoke he wrote down the following notes on the blackboard for the students.

"What do you students think; Could one flower have multiple meanings?"