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| − | '''Carnations''' are flowers mostly associated with love, fascination, and distinction, but also with good luck. They are known both in the [[Tortallan Universe|Tortallan]] and [[Emelanese Universe]]s. |
+ | '''Carnations''' are flowers mostly associated with love, fascination, and distinction, but also with good luck. They are known both in the [[Tortallan Universe|Tortallan]] and [[Circle Universe|Emelanese Universe]]s. |
==Tortallan Universe== |
==Tortallan Universe== |
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| − | In the third century of the [[Human Era]] carnations were known in the [[Lower City]] of [[Corus]] as '''gillyflowers'''. [[Rosto the Piper]] used to give [[Rebakah Cooper]] carnations whenever something good or bad happened to her. She once wondered how he came to those flowers in the cold months, but realized that he, as the [[Rogue]], could get to [[mage]]-grown carnations.<ref>''[[Bloodhound]]'', September 7, 247 ( |
+ | In the third century of the [[Human Era]] carnations were known in the [[Lower City]] of [[Corus]] as '''gillyflowers'''. [[Rosto the Piper]] used to give [[Rebakah Cooper]] carnations whenever something good or bad happened to her. She once wondered how he came to those flowers in the cold months, but realized that he, as the [[Rogue]], could get to [[mage]]-grown carnations.<ref>''[[Bloodhound]]'', September 7, 247 (pg. 18; Random House hardcover)</ref> |
==Emelanese Universe== |
==Emelanese Universe== |
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| − | Carnations have magical uses in the Emelan Universe. Its oil strengthen and purifies.<ref name=":0">''[[Briar's Book]]'', |
+ | Carnations have magical uses in the Emelan Universe. Its oil strengthen and purifies.<ref name=":0">''[[Briar's Book]]'', Ch. 4 (pg. 49; Scholastic ebook)</ref> |
| − | [[Sandry]] uses carnation oil in a protective circle mixed with charcoal, [[geranium|rose geranium]], [[frankincense]], and |
+ | [[Sandrilene fa Toren|Sandry]] uses carnation oil in a protective circle mixed with charcoal, [[geranium|rose geranium]], [[frankincense]], and rosemary.<ref name=":0" /> |
| − | [[Rosethorn]] uses carnation in her Facilitator oil, along with lotus and myrrh, heightening the plants' properties of strength, purification and the penetration of obstacles.<ref>''[[Briar's Book]]'', |
+ | [[Rosethorn]] uses carnation in her Facilitator oil, along with lotus and myrrh, heightening the plants' properties of strength, purification and the penetration of obstacles.<ref>''[[Briar's Book]]'', Ch. 6 (pg. 91; Scholastic paperback)</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 19:51, 26 January 2024
Carnations are flowers mostly associated with love, fascination, and distinction, but also with good luck. They are known both in the Tortallan and Emelanese Universes.
Tortallan Universe
In the third century of the Human Era carnations were known in the Lower City of Corus as gillyflowers. Rosto the Piper used to give Rebakah Cooper carnations whenever something good or bad happened to her. She once wondered how he came to those flowers in the cold months, but realized that he, as the Rogue, could get to mage-grown carnations.[1]
Emelanese Universe
Carnations have magical uses in the Emelan Universe. Its oil strengthen and purifies.[2]
Sandry uses carnation oil in a protective circle mixed with charcoal, rose geranium, frankincense, and rosemary.[2]
Rosethorn uses carnation in her Facilitator oil, along with lotus and myrrh, heightening the plants' properties of strength, purification and the penetration of obstacles.[3]
Notes and references
- ↑ Bloodhound, September 7, 247 (pg. 18; Random House hardcover)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Briar's Book, Ch. 4 (pg. 49; Scholastic ebook)
- ↑ Briar's Book, Ch. 6 (pg. 91; Scholastic paperback)