The reason there's no red flower (besides the fact flowery represents red whatever), is because when Kris was little they beg beg begged! Asgore to pretty please let them have the red flower!
And because he's a good dad he probably couldn't say no, and so that thing started wilting almost immediately after it wasn't under constant care.
Kris probably got real sad, maybe they did that book pressing thing.
Skeleton traditions are weird, no wonder Asgore looks so confused
Oh yeah, and also, weird headcanon, since skeletons are pretty difficult to gender in general by archeologists and experts, resulting in them getting wrong some times, I decided that it was pretty difficult to do that for magic skeletons as well. Because of that, Sans and Papyrus were born being called by "they/them" and pretty early in their lives just came out as boys. It doesn't really make them trans or anything, it was just difficult to tell at birth.
This is gonna be a bit of weird headcanon thingy. I don't think that the ducks in the majority of Looney Tunes shit are actual birds. They're obviously monotremes. I know this because the female ducks, such as Tina Russo, have boobs. I know it's cartoon logic or whatever, but that would mean they're mammals by technicality. And I say they're monotremes because it's made canon in the majority of Looney Tunes media that the anthropomorphic ducks are at least capable of laying eggs
"And now that I have her in a cage, she'll learn to love me! I have an eternity to wait."
CW: BillFord. If you aren't a fan of it, scroll.
I was rewatching the Weirdmageddon finale (because it's my favorite), and I couldn't help but notice something about what Bill told Gideon.
I'm going a bit off the rails here, but my head is just that, so I'll share my thoughts on this.
I feel as though what Bill told Gideon was his own thoughts as well. Sure, it could be some simple manipulation, but the whole 'I have an eternity to wait' thing kind of throws that through a tight loop.
It's hard to explain, but bare with me, here.
Bill is immortal and powerful, meaning he can live forever and also keep others alive forever. Bring Ford into the equation, and we got some denial and projection.
Bill is basically relating to Gideon in this sense. They both like someone who won't like them back, but they will deny and deny. Well, other than Gideon. He will only deny for so long, and since he's human and has that human mentality, he'll give in at some point.
Bill won't give in.
Bill told Gideon that if she's trapped, she'll learn to love him. He has forever to wait, anyway. The first part is simple manipulation, sure, but the end bit doesn't seem to be since Gideon isn't immortal.
You could say the whole forever thing was because time ended, but I feel that was a sort of exaggeration since days still seemed to pass from Shandra saying 'day 3', meaning time hadn't actually 'died', but was just an add-on to freak people out more.
Anyway, back on topic.
Bill is still going to deny and deny until he gets what he wants, aka Ford.
'I have an eternity to wait', meaning Bill believes Ford would give in at some point in the future.
So there you have it. Manipulation, Projection, and a ton of Denial. How fun!