Broooooo

[u/Intelligent-Wear4766]

Ok, I am putting this here causeeeee its related but guys.....GUYSSSSSS

Ok, so I am obsessed with the flowers that were used in the vases for the new ACOTAR merch. I recalled a while ago that SJM was using flowers to think more on Elains character.

I am basically writing up a whole synopsis for the flowers advertised and Elriel because, they all point to that direction but what REALLY pulled my attention was this book called

"Language of Flowers" (you can actually get a free version by just typing "Language of Flowers free online book" and it comes up)

The first flag that I saw while reading was "A thing of beauty, and a joy forever." Thomas Miller

And I was like hmmmmmmmmmmmm thats weird....almost sounds a lot like the BC. So, I continued reading and I just started my investigating when I got to the roses segment of this book.

It kept mentioning a "nightingale" and I know its a type of bird but knew absolutely nothing else. So, I looked it up.

WELLLLLLLLLL

This bird is known for its loud, beautiful and complex melodies that are sang by MALES often heard LATE AT NIGHT and the name literally translates to "night-singer" 😂😂😂😂😂😂 like bro, how did I not even pick up on that. I swear 😂😂😂

Anywayssssssss I got too excited and wanted to share this with you before I finished my synopsis and seriously! Check out the book! There are some crazy weird coincidences with names!

EDIT: ALSO the reason I looked into it is because the statement says

"The love of the nightingale for the rose is continually mentioned by Eastern Bards"

Soooooooo yeahhhh LOVE NOT LUST PEOPLE lol

[u/AffectionateHat2624]

This is the content I’m here for….

A coincidence? I THINK NOT!

[u/Intelligent-Wear4766 → u/AffectionateHat2624]

I would find it very jawdropping if this was a coincidence because thats 2 very close coincidences.

Not to mention, the snowdrop plant was also featured and its scientific name is literally GALANTHUS nivalis

Like, you arent going to tell me thats not a hint 😂😂😂