Forget-me-not: Everybody remembers every single terrible thing that the muse has done– some may even want vengeance. Last for ___.
Giant Hogweed: At first, a small, itchy rash develops on the muse’s skin, but the moment the sunlight hits the rash, it begins to burn, and form agonizing blisters on the skin. Lasts ___.
Daisies: Everyone thinks muse is dead, having vivid memories of the funeral and burying the body. As a result, whenever someone sees the muse, they react fearfully, as if they’d seen a ghost. Lasts for ___.
Water Hemlock: The roots of the Water Hemlock sprout from the veins of the muse, its toxins entering the bloodstream directly. While the muse is in no danger of dying, they still suffer Water Hemlock poisoning. Symptoms (in no particular order) include hallucinations, dizziness, confusion, high fever, and twitching, with the possibility of tremors, vomiting, seizures, asphyxiation, anxiety, amnesia. Anyone else who ingests the plant will also suffer from Water Hemlock poisoning, but unlike the afflicted muse, they are not immune to death from the plant. Lasts for ___.
Carnation: Your muse has been rejected by the one they love. If they are aromatic, or too young to understand love just yet, they feel the pain of rejection for an inexplicable reason. Lasts for ___.
Sunflower: Your muse thinks that their mother/father/guardian is dead, and nothing can convince them otherwise until the spell wears off. How they died is up to the mun. Lasts for ___.
Roses: Muse falls madly in love with either someone of the anon’s choosing, or with the next person that comes into the inbox. If the muse has a significant other already, then they will dote over the other person excessively, possibly even obsessively. Muse will get their infatuation chocolates, love notes, and of course, roses. If the muse is aromantic, then this simply become platonic love. Lasts for ___ hours.
Lavender: Muse smells incredibly sweet, attracting birds, bees, as well as other sorts of other animals, such as bats and bears. Lasts for ___.
Wolfsbane: Muse has a poison touch– anyone they so much as brush will fall ill with nausea, dizziness, intense /vomiting, and irregular burning sensations throughout the body, with the possibility of death. However, if any muses afflicted by the neurotoxins of the cursed muse survive until the spell wears off, the illness will go away and they will survive. Lasts for ___hours.
Poinsettia: Summer? Spring? Who cares?! No matter what time of the year it is, the muse is completely filled with the Christmas spirit! Baking, decorating, blasting Christmas music, and what have you!! Let’s keep the whole year Christmas!! The muse is downright compelled to share the Christmas cheer! And anyone else who refuses to feel this Christmas joy is a big old Grinch!! Lasts for ___.
Snap Dragon: Muse is turned into a dragon for ___.
Mohavia: Muse is turned into some sort of specter, only to be seen and heard by cameras and audio recordings. Lasts for ___.
Nightshade: Muse grows delicious looking berries and flowers off of their body. As sweet-smelling as the muse becomes however, the hairs from the flowers and the seeds and juices from the berries are highly toxic, causing the vision to blur, the heart to race, a fever, a building pain, and delirium. The muse is not invulnerable to the toxin. Lasts for ___.
Posie: A flower grows and possesses the muse. The muse is completely under the control of the parasitic flower, forcing them do do whatever it wants, which can range from obsessively watering other flowers, to straight up murdering anyone who’ll so much as tear a pedal or a leaf off of anything. Lasts for ___.
Angel’s Trumpet: The muse has the flower dangling from their fingertips, their hair, or anywhere else the mun decides. Apart from this, the muse suffers hallucinations, manic mood swings, convulsions, sobbing, and aggressive behavior. If too worked up, they may also have difficulty breathing, so the muse must be watched over– especially to ensure that they do not hurt themselves. Lasts for ___, and once the spell wears off, the muse will not have any memory of what happened whilst under the plant’s poison.