#common mouse ear

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Beatha from shibamoto sho’s tsunousagi.

Name: Beatha

Series: Pandemonium: Wizard Village

Gender: Male

Status: Alive

Family: None as of Now

Flower Motif: Common Mouse Ear (Cerastium fontanum)

Flower Meaning: Meekness

Weapon of Choice: Iron Pipe

Associated With: Interdimensional Hero Club

Hero Form Appearance: A combination of a forest wizard’s outfit and YuYuYu’s Hero Form Outfits. The undersuit of the outfit is a solid gray to mimic the color of city rat fur, and while the main outfit is indeed white it changes to a shade of green when you reach the lower half of the sleeves, the lower half of the pants, and the tailcoat. Accent colors include gold, silver, gray, black, white, and dark green. The shoes, tie, belt, and hat all have patterns of mouse ear flowers on them, and the only other accessory is a mouse ear flower brooch that serves as a tie clasp. The flower’s petal shape can be seen in the tailcoat and collar.

Full Bloom Gauge Location: Right Knee

Guardian: Colos (Based on the Colocolo)

Favorite Food: Swiss Cheese

Parallel To: None

Bio: Beatha is a reoccurring character that first appeared in Tsunousagi. He serves somewhat of an antagonistic role, though the blame can be placed on the Sky Golems for bringing him to that point by indirectly getting his friend Uisce killed. He makes a surprise return in Pandemonium: Wizard Village, this appearance being chronologically before Tsunousagi. At that point, he's investigating the Straight Thunders before having a run-in with Crain's brigade.

[over70isolation]

Day 36   Nanny TV

I haven’t been watching much TV despite the lockdown. Probably, because there is no sport being televised. I really miss that. But what I have seen has prompted me to rename the on/off button as the “fuck off” button. Advertisers seem to be spending their TV budgets on moralising adverts rather than product/service promotion. There are the heads to camera telling us their personal, syrupy, over cheerful stories (very repetitive after multiple showings every hour) that end with unecessary warnings to stay in, stay, safe, etc. Warnings that I don’t need. I’ve got it. Then there are the ads, repeatedly, attempting to show what good citizens the companies are being with free promotions and give aways to the world. As though it costs them, when we know it doesn’t. Again, ending like a nanny with their dire warnings about my personal behaviour. My response is to hit the “fuck off” button the moment one of these unwanted intrusions starts.

Has anyone ever heard of the “Common Mouse-Ear”, a tiny weedy little plant that Sylvie spotted during our walk.

Cerastium fontanum, also called mouse-ear chickweed, common mouse-ear, or starweed, is a species of mat-forming perennial or, rarely, annual plant. It is native to Europe but introduced elsewhere. Its identifying characteristics are tear-shaped leaves growing opposite one another in a star pattern, hairy leaves, and small white flowers. Mouse-ear chickweed typically grows to 4"-8" tall and spreads horizontally along the ground via the formation of roots wherever the stem falls over and contacts the ground.