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• The belladonna plant, on the other hand, wishes us nothing but ill.
• It's jealousy. She's beautiful and deadly to her enemies, but not as much as we are.
• Sometimes beautiful and deadly have their uses.
• I started warden training yesterday.
• So you won't be leaving the Grove after all? That's beautiful news.
• No, I changed my mind about leaving. Tomorrow, I may feel differently.
• There she is. Come sit with us!
• I knew I'd find you two here.
• Where the nectar flows, there the butterfly goes!
• It's absolutely clear to me. Sweetgrass purifies the air.
• Sage also purifies, but with less subtlety. I prefer it.
• I want to go spy on them. What harm can it do?
• I'm willing to go, just not during the day. The hylek are most active then.
• Day turns into night, Mister Morning Glory. Time to close your petals and sleep.
• And you, Sir Jasmine, bloom at night, don't you? So, you must be here to relieve me.
• (laughter) That I am. The light of the moon is my illumination on the Dream.
• Dream well, then.
• Good morning, sunshine! Or should I say "nightshade"?
• Don't start. I'm leaving.
• It can't be healthy going through life like a stinging nettle. You're going to give yourself the rot. Oh wait. Too late.
• The charr are two-legged predators. They know only conquest and devouring.
• I don't believe that. I've heard they create as well. Fabulous structures of metal and motion.
• Hostess! More nectar here, please!
• (laugh) Nice manners.
• What? I said "please."
• "Never leave a wrong to ripen into evil or sorrow." What does the fifth of Ventari's tenets mean?
• If you've wronged someone or they've wronged you, don't leave it there.
• Extend your hand in either apology or forgiveness, and keep extending until the wrong is made right.
• Tomorrow we will take you to the training fields where you can put your energy to good use.
• I'm ready now. Why must we wait?
• Before all else, you must learn to conquer your own needs. Food. Water. Rest.
• I was noticing the other day how plants resemble the body part they heal.
• Like how a slice of carrot looks like an eye?
• Exactly. And how a cocoa bean resembles a broken heart.
• Look, it's the charr. I'd love to hear some of his war stories.
• You should go ask him.
• Why don't you?
• You first.
• You need water, hemlock, and bloodflower? You know they're poisonous, right?
• Of course I know they're poisonous! That's the point.
• His death was not for naught. He was answering the call and will be remembered as a hero.
• But I should have been with him.
• The only thing you "should" do is respond to your own calling. Not everyone has the same destiny.
• Don't forget! You promised to teach me how to juggle later!
• I'm unlikely to forget. You keep reminding me. (laugh)
• I felt its emotions so strongly, it nearly knocked me off my feet.
• How terrifying for you. What did you do?
• I grabbed onto the nearest thing, which turned out to be a norn. He nearly knocked me off my feet too.
• (laugh)
• I don't know whether these nightmares come from the Nightmare Court or not.