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lemondrop13 · 03-24-2007, 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Zellanna

He nodded. "Quite right. While the brothers did build Rome, Romulus killed his brother. Two points, my dear."

He spread his hands over the seeds. "You see, these plants are about how you raise them. What you do will directly affect what the plant looks like. It will always have the same basic structure, but you can tell a lot about how well it was raised by looking at it. These brothers did great things together, but in the end it was an act of murder that separated them, from one to the other. These plants, likewise, cannot die from neglect. It takes purposeful action to kill them."

He brought up three plants. They looked very similar, though one had broad leaves, as though it'd grown in the rainforest. One looked like it could have come from any forest around England. The last had very narrow leaves, and a waxy coating. "What do you think was the difference in raising these three plants?"

"Perhaps the difference in temperatures and amount of rainfall they received where they were grown. Warm temperatures and sufficient rain may produce larger leaves, while a cold harsh climate may produce a less full plant. Varying effects of Mother Nature's love..." Kennedy offered.

03-24-2007, 09:05 PM	#90 (permalink)
lemondrop13 DMAC Hippogriff Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Rhode Island, USA Posts: 22,383 Hogwarts RPG Name: Sloane W. Fordyce First Year	Cheesy Mac Quote: Originally Posted by Zellanna He nodded. "Quite right. While the brothers did build Rome, Romulus killed his brother. Two points, my dear." He spread his hands over the seeds. "You see, these plants are about how you raise them. What you do will directly affect what the plant looks like. It will always have the same basic structure, but you can tell a lot about how well it was raised by looking at it. These brothers did great things together, but in the end it was an act of murder that separated them, from one to the other. These plants, likewise, cannot die from neglect. It takes purposeful action to kill them." He brought up three plants. They looked very similar, though one had broad leaves, as though it'd grown in the rainforest. One looked like it could have come from any forest around England. The last had very narrow leaves, and a waxy coating. "What do you think was the difference in raising these three plants?" "Perhaps the difference in temperatures and amount of rainfall they received where they were grown. Warm temperatures and sufficient rain may produce larger leaves, while a cold harsh climate may produce a less full plant. Varying effects of Mother Nature's love..." Kennedy offered. __________________ Last edited by lemondrop13; 03-24-2007 at 09:16 PM.