Sienna

| intro
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He's always thought there's something mesmerizing about flowers. He's spent his whole life trying to figure out what.
Maybe it's the way they sway in the air when a breeze sweeps through, bobbing up and down without a care in the world. It's just so relaxing to watch them looking so delicate, though he knows the flowers are stronger than they ever seem, with their roots planted solidly in the soft brown earth. They're anchored; they have a home. They're not going to blow over easily.
Maybe it's their colors, brilliant and vibrant, a splash of life against a rich bed of soil. Some of them are ruby red, more precious than the most precious gem. Others are sunrise yellow, signalling the start of a new, more glorious day. Still others are purple, royal and dignified, breathtaking. They create a proud rainbow of colors, making his world bright.
Deep down, he thinks it's not the flowers that are his favorite, but the dragons he gives them to. The way a smile lights up their face when he presses a bouquet into their talons, the joy so clearly evident. That's what he loves, when others love the things he does for them.
That's what he's for, after all. To love others. To love his world.
To never hurt it again.
This character belongs to Stardust and is an entry for Essence's Purebred Pride Aesthetic Character Contest. I've hidden a few little Easter eggs of symbolism around his page - if you're bored, you can look for those. Please don't edit without my permission; I can spell-check myself. Thank you!
Sienna 	Sienna
 	
Artist 	Petaltail the RainWing-SilkWing
Background Information	Background Information
Creator 	SimplyStardust
Attributes 	Loyalty / naivety / kindness / energy / optimism
Elements 	Sunlight / fire / flowers
Animal 	Golden retriever
Colors 	Gold / bronze / sienna (duh) / rose gold / peach / pale orange
Songs 	in the afternoon - Josef SalvatTwenty Something - Nightly
Aesthetics 	Fairy lights / candles / sunset / golden fur rippling in a breeze / flowers / orange tulips / meadows bathed in sunlight
Character Information 	Character Information
Age 	9 DY, 26 HY
Gender 	Male
Orientation 	Homoromantic
Occupation 	Florist
Tribe 	SandWing
Goal 	To find happiness, for himself and for others
Residence 	Mizpah, a town on the Great Five-Tail River
Nicknames 	Enn
Relatives 	Rhino (father), Hare (mother), Saffron (older brother), Thistle (younger sister)
Allies 	Basically any nice dragon
Enemies 	Hearth's bullies
Likes 	Mornings / kind dragons / flowers / animals / flying / his friends and family
Dislikes 	The dark / LGBTQ-phobia of any kind / cruelty / swimming
Powers and abilities 	Normal SandWing abilities
Ships 	Sienna x Hearth
Quote 	"I'm sorry."
| appearance
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Fairy lights symbolize brightness in the world, something that can cheer up others. They glow persistently at the darkness, never realizing that they're far too small to chase away every single shadow.
If you saw Sienna from a distance, you would think there's nothing especially unique about him. He has the classic sand-toned scales, the sail down his back, and the barbed tail he tucks carefully into a small spiral reminiscent of a seashell. But if one were to come closer, talk to him, even, his features would become far more apparent.
Sienna is about average height for his age, perhaps a tiny bit shorter. The real difference lies in his build. Where other dragons are lean, he's stocky. Where other dragons are thin, he's naturally muscular. These traits are most likely inherited from his family, who share his build, for the most part. This means he's quite strong and has a great reserve of physical strength, even if he doesn't use it.
His features aren't especially unique, but if he had to choose, he'd say they're more round than angular, more soft than jagged. And he'd be right. Many of Sienna's edges aren't very, well, edgy, instead being rounded gently. It's not because he's chubby - in fact, he's quite muscular - it's really just the way he was born. He likes to keep his scales perpetually clean, though his talons are occasionally flecked with deep brown soil, a byproduct of his favorite hobby.
A warm shade of light caramel tints his mainscales, each one edged with a faded gold, while his underscales are a few shades paler. Meanwhile, a thin line of tawny caramel-brown scales runs along the border between Sienna's mainscales and underscales. The scales plating the top of his back are the same color as this border.
Instead of the normal SandWing's stiff, short sail, Sienna's blazes outward into the air. Its edges curve gently, bringing to mind the sails of market stalls rippling in the desert wind. It's not soft or bouncy, retaining its inherent stiffness, but it brings with it an irrevocable sense of motion, of racing over desert dunes and flaring wings in the air. It's shaded rose gold and fades into a slightly lighter shade near the edges, and his wing membranes carry the same coloring.
His whole body is flecked with tiny sienna-colored scales, speckled across his physique like sprays of sand. They're rather spread out on his torso and areas near there, but on his snout, feet, tail tip, and edges of wing membranes, the sienna specks get more clustered together. This gives him the air of having recently run through sand.
Off-white paints his horns and talons, tinted with the faintest hint of brown. Soft tan clouds touch their edges. Sienna's eyes are an incredibly deep brown, rather close to black, but not quite getting there. He doesn't usually wear much, besides a small pair of copper-colored glasses when he's reading or writing.
He usually wears a gently neutral expression, not quite a smile, but nearly there. It would be impossible to categorize it as aggressive, but it could come off as aloof to some. Most of the time, this expression doesn't quite reach his eyes in public, but Sienna doesn't often realize this is happening. He wears it to appease other (possibly aggressive) dragons, not to make himself look better.
The way he carries himself is oddly varied. When in public, he often twitches his wings back and dips his head toward the ground to look a little smaller than he actually is. He doesn't like it when dragonets flinch away from his heavyset build, and he takes these measures to alleviate those incidents. As a result, he has a contradictory air about himself: perhaps intimidating to dragons who don't look closely. But when he's with his loved ones, the exuberance in his movements and brightness in his eyes is a glimpse to his real self.
| personality
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Golden retrievers symbolize unflinching, fierce loyalty. A love of pure nature and the great outdoors. They display unconditional love to everybody, sometimes even the ones who don't deserve it.
Simply put, Sienna is just... there. To the average dragon, he's really just another face in the crowd. Cheerful but not bubbly, nice but not kind, smart but not intelligent, he doesn't have any visible defining traits that make him stand out. Perhaps, if one dug a little deeper, they'd find the things that make him truly Sienna - but most dragons won't ever see that part of him.
His demeanor floats somewhere between quiet and loud. Sienna isn't really one for introducing himself to other dragons unless they initiate the conversation - he's always afraid of "disturbing" them. However, ranging from friends to dragons he met a few minutes ago, he'll start to open up and talk and laugh just like any more-extroverted dragon. He's fine with being the center of attention in his own friend group, but never with strangers. In these situations, he'll try to make a quick getaway, mumbling an excuse and darting out of the crowd, back to his comfort zone. He doesn't do wonderfully under pressure, and usually needs a loved one next to him in order to keep him from falling apart.
Sienna tends to joke around a lot, especially with dragons close to him. It's really a sort of unconscious thing - he wants to make other dragons happy, wants to see them smile. Sometimes, if situations are tense, he'll try other ways of making dragons laugh, like suggesting random things they could do or sarcastic (but never hurtful) jibes. Indeed, some dragons may think he's incapable of taking things seriously - which could be true, to a small extent. But the important thing is that he hates seeing other dragons angry or sad, and tries his best to assuage those tensions before they even pop up. He's desperate to give others their best life, even though it's very clearly a losing battle: he's reminiscent of a candle on a dark night, shining with all its might, but never being quite enough to light up all the shadows.
Most of the time, Sienna's quite gentle. He tries his best to be kind to others when the situation allows it, though he won't usually go out of his way to help, preferring to fade into the background. He's also quite conflict-averse and always attempts to avoid fights. Sometimes he backs away from debates that need to be had, though, trying to ignore rising tensions in favor of a more peaceful, regular routine. An exception to this general rule is when he talks to himself: Sienna doesn't have a low self-esteem, necessarily, but a lot of the time, he criticizes himself extremely harshly, even if the thing isn't bad.
Optimism is practically the motto he lives by, always trying to look at things and put a brighter spin on them. No matter how dire a situation may be, Sienna will find something positive in it, no matter how small ("I'm so sorry your cat died... at least he fell in his food bowl when it happened?"). This is a bit of a weakness as well, because if there's a toxic figure in his life, he'll constantly be looking for reasons to keep them around. Sienna's practically incapable of identifying the bad traits in others, only seeing their good characteristics instead.
He's not particularly empathetic, meaning he's unable to look at a dragon and identify their weak spots, and why, and how to fix them. But Sienna is sympathetic to some extent. Sometimes he can figure out how his loved ones are feeling, through both observation and guesswork. In these situations, most of the time, he won't know what to say - but in some rare cases, like if they're dealing with an emotion he's dealt with before, he'll try his best to comfort them. And in these rare cases, it usually works. Usually.
When it comes to small things, like where to go for dinner or what movie they should watch, Sienna is a definite pushover. He tends to run with the crowd on decisions that don't really impact him, or bow to other dragons' wishes when he doesn't really want to do what they do. However, on the big issues that concern things like moral values, Sienna is anything but a pushover. He might not argue out loud when others are discussing things that clash with his internal compass, but rest assured he'll be stewing on the inside, angry about the injustice.
When his father died, it left a lasting scar upon Sienna. Beneath the tears, the grief, there was a new sense of time. The clock ticks on, and it never stops, not even for death. He delays decisions, taking three times as long to make them as any other dragon, fearful of making the wrong choice and wasting time on something risky or unfulfilling. He decides not to try things he hasn't done before, sticking to his comfort zone instead, nervous of injuring himself before it's his time to go. Deep down, he's scared of the future and what it may bring. But to others who don't know about this trait, he comes off as timid and nervous instead.
A habit Sienna's loved ones are forced to deal with is his caring - which, surprisingly, has a dark side. Of course, he treats his friends and family with a kindhearted, warm manner. But he ends up acting overbearing when he pushes others to tell him why they're upset, or what exactly happened. Most of the time, Sienna doesn't even know he's doing this, and he subconsciously presses his own beliefs onto others.
Sometimes Sienna can also seem slightly naive, due to his tendency of seeing the best in everyone. Often, this means he gets scammed out of his money by untrustworthy merchants, because of his willingness to believe white lies that would be glaringly obvious to any other dragon. However, he doesn't tend to hold grudges, another aspect of his "too forgiving" trait. He tends to brush little things off far too easily, but the big things (like pointed insults to himself or his morals) hurt him right to his core.
Some may wonder about Sienna's defining trait, which can be summed up in one word: loyalty. Loyalty to his family, loyalty to his friends, loyalty to his beliefs. Perhaps he is willing to give up the smaller things, but when it comes to his loved ones, he will never back down - even if it hurts him in the process. This is the one scenario where he'll be itching for a fight, when he won't stop to hesitate and assess the risks: when others treat the dragons close to him like anything worse than they are.
Sometimes his loyalty drives him to do... things... that he would never do otherwise. Under a haze of anger that clouds his vision when others insult the best dragons in his life. But it's all for his family, it's all for his friends. Loving them deeply can only bring good things.
Right?
| history
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Candles symbolize romance, passion, and hope in the darkness. They are warm and comforting, touching anybody who stands near it with its joy. They burn bright, but never forever.
Mizpah was an ordinary town, sitting on the banks of the Five-Tail River. It was normal in almost every way, except for the fact that it housed two tribes instead of just one: SandWings and SkyWings. The small town preached acceptance and equality for all, so dragonets got this hammered into them at a very young age: Treat others the way you want to be treated.
Sienna grew up with his two siblings and his parents in a mostly-happy family. Mingling with both SandWings and SkyWings, making friends with both. He wasn't the best dragonet in school, and definitely not the teachers' favorite, but he did well enough, his report card an array of B's and the occasional A or C. During this time period, he dabbled in many things, never truly connecting with anything in particular. Music and art were too hard for his big, fumbling talons. Athletics required too much commitment and a sense of discipline the dragonet didn't have.
The only thing Sienna really fell in love with was gardening, which his family laughed at. They joked about the way Sienna knelt in the flower beds and cupped the flower buds in his talons like eggs, whispering to them gently. He loved the flowers deeply, the way they grew, the way they looked. They brought a sense of beauty to his life and an appreciation of nature. Raising seeds into beautiful things made him happy. It gave him a sense of purpose, to have control at least over something.
Then his father died.
It was a sudden thing. He woke up in the middle of the night, clawing at his throat. An hour later, he was gone, enfolded in the dark wings of death. The family grieved, cried, mourned. For weeks, they didn't even speak to each other, numb with pain and unbearable loss. This experience implanted an infallible sense of time within Sienna, and he realized just how limited his life was. It shaped his personality for much of his life, making him cautious and reflective and oh-so terrified of the future.
If one were to observe closely enough, they might realize that this incident was also the beginning of Sienna's fierce loyalty to his family and friends. The town of Mizpah didn't see much death, so he began sticking tightly to his mother and siblings, they being the only other ones who had experienced deep, scarring loss. In this world, young Sienna had already figured out that it was only his loved ones who would truly understand him, and resolved to always do the same for them.
Three years later, near the end of his school years, Sienna's mother told him he was majoring in engineering, as if there was no other option. She simply ordered him to. One part of Sienna wanted to protest, demand to be placed in a floristry school instead. He wasn't even that good at engineering, why did his mother want it for him? But on the outside, he ducked his head, nodded sheepishly. Most of him didn't want to disappoint his mother and his poor dead father.
So he headed off into a mixed-tribe university, learning the basics of engineering and design and everything he never wanted to do. He didn't bring many things from home, the only unnecessary thing being an empty planter and a packet of seeds - it reminded him of a time when his father was still around, and everything felt safe. There were so many dragons Sienna had never seen before - frosty icicle-like dragons, strong earthy dragons, cerulean glowing dragons. He was awestruck. But his favorite friend by far was a SkyWing named Hearth.
Humorous and bright, thoughtful and creative, Hearth clicked with Sienna immediately. They bonded with each other over almost everything, especially their deep-rooted desire to impress others, to make them happy. One of the only differences between them was that Hearth actually wanted to be at this school. They fell in love quickly and began dating - perhaps it was play-dating, but it was dating nonetheless.
But really, that was the problem. Hearth was incredibly intelligent, but he tended to have trouble with reading, and his parents were also quite rich. A lot of the other students thought he had bought his way in, leading to daily veiled insults as well. Everything about him - his too-bright smile, the speed at which he raised his talon to answer questions - made him the perfect victim.
Over the course of the first school year, the whispered snarks turned to coughed insults, which morphed into angry yells... which blurred into physical harm. Pent-up anger led to off-hand punches and kicks. Hearth was an easy target, and he cowered as the blows rained onto him, never trying to fight back. Sienna could only watch in horror from the sidelines, his loyalty and pacificism grappling inside him. 
Every evening, Hearth implored Sienna so stay out of it, whispered to him that it was fine, but he knew it wasn't. He could see it wasn't. The nervous hollowness, the perpetual paranoia beginning to gape in the SkyWing's eyes was proof of that.
Near the end of the year, two of Hearth's bullies launched one particularly aggressive attack, leaving the red-orange dragon's wrist broken, letting him lay on the ground and whimper in pain. And that was it for Sienna, who rounded the corner and nearly tripped over Hearth just as the bullies were sauntering away.
A red haze clouded his vision as he trembled with rage. He was angry, so angry, angrier than he had ever been in his life. Out of the corner of his eye, Hearth tried to roll to his feet but failed and crumpled again, imploring Sienna to just let it go. But the SandWing was done with these bullies. He would never let anyone hurt Hearth again.
Sienna flung himself at the bigger attacker while her back was turned, landing on her wing and pinning her to the ground. The IceWing howled in rage and tried to squirm free, but Sienna was still furious, still not in control of his own body, still overtaken by his primal dragon instinct. Fight. Get revenge. Claw them until they can never claw anyone again.
He sunk his claws into the IceWing's front leg and didn't let go, ignoring her screams, her broken blue eyes. He was tired of it. He was angry at it all.
When the teacher yanked him off the IceWing, yelling at him to stop, he didn't realize what he had done until he felt the bright blue blood dripping off his talons. Paramedics were loading the injured ice dragon onto a stretcher and pulling her away. Hearth was shrinking into the shadows of the trees, wearing an expression Sienna had never seen him turn on him. Fear.
His boyfriend was scared of him. His love was terrified of him.
Sienna wilted in shame and followed the RainWing to the principal's office.
Today, he doesn't remember much about what happened after that. He remembers sitting in a chair, his wings hunched, listening to the IceWing cry out in pain outside. He remembers the MudWing principal bellowing at him, absolutely furious. But most of all, he remembers the crushing sense of shame, the feeling of I deserve this. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
"I'm sorry," he said, but nobody forgave him. Except for Hearth. This was a slight comfort, but it was quickly blown out when Hearth decided to transfer to another, all-SkyWing school. 'To leave the bad memories behind,' he said, and Sienna could only hope to the moons that he wasn't part of those memories.
Sienna himself was kicked out of the school and banned from ever coming back. Before he and Hearth left, though, they had one last talk, and they promised themselves to each other, now and forever. Between them, Sienna apologized to Hearth about... the incident, now feeling completely guilty. Hearth said plainly that he was still head-over-heels for Sienna, and he declared that that would never change. The SandWing desperately hoped he wasn't imagining the glint of fear in his boyfriend's eyes.
They resolved to write each other letters every single day. Sienna swore to visit Hearth's home as often as he could. Perhaps lovestruck declarations of young adults, but Sienna was sure that this relationship was the real deal. They laughed and they cried, trying to savor every moment together before their relationship turned long-distance. The farewell was bittersweet.
He returned home to Mizpah, where another crushing blow was delivered: his mother had unexpectedly fallen ill and died. Sienna was heartbroken, lost, and so, so lonely. Sure, he had his siblings, but they just weren't the same as his parents. Who was he supposed to talk to about relationship problems, his little sister?
And so Sienna struck out on his own, carving out a living in the rock-solid tradition of his hometown. He set up a flower shop called Nature's Palette - in honor of his late parents, who had had an affinity for art. This was his true passion, growing flowers, cultivating seeds until they flourished and bloomed and burst into life. Like any other new business, it struggled quite a bit when first founded, but Sienna found his footing. He steadied himself financially, and business slowed to a steady flow of customers.
The flowers are his passion, and they've always been. When he flashes back to the worst day of his life, the flowers are there, quiet reminders that he helps instead of harms today. They provide proof that Sienna can still leave positive impacts on the world, no matter how small. They're his children, his heart and soul. They're a light in the darkness when he thought he would never see anything bright again.
His relationship with Hearth is still going strong today. Over these past three years, they've matured into something different than they were when they first began dating. They handle each other like lovers, not just casual friends. They understand each other. They see each as equals.
To this day, he still isn't sure why he attacked that IceWing, and he constantly questions himself as to if it was the right thing to do. That action contradicted nearly every single part of his personality: his kindness, his gentleness, his hesitation to act. But deep down, he knows what it is: his loyalty, his devotion, which are so strong they almost become a fault. Does he regret it, though? He's not sure. He's not sure about much, really.
All in all, Sienna's core character traits are still really quite similar to his past self. He's still upbeat, trying his best to be positive in every situation. He's still less assertive than he should be, bowing to others' wishes too often, although he's working on it. He's still scared of the future, terrified of what may come next. But there's one big difference, lingering over his head like a dark cloud since he got kicked out of university. Now, he's scared of himself.
He's scared that he might lash out at anyone else if they say one wrong thing. Whenever Sienna gets angry, he flashes back to the time he nearly killed a dragon. Whenever someone says something casually offensive about Hearth, he remembers making the worst mistake of his life. He doesn't want that to happen again. He won't ever let that happen again.
So he works hard, gardening and planting, trying to light up other dragons' worlds. Trying to build them up instead of breaking them down, which he now knows he's more than capable of.
| relationships
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Flowers symbolize nearly everything. Each species of colorful petals conveys its own extraordinary meaning: love, loss, hope, despair. They're old-fashioned, timeless, delicate, strong. Everything in between.
Rhino
Like most sons, Sienna loved his father so very much. Rhino was always incredibly supportive of Sienna, most notably when he mentioned offhandedly that he would rather date a boy than a girl. He'll never forget his father sitting him down and and explaining to him that he is perfect the way he is. Sienna was heartbroken when he died, devastated at the loss of his kind, caring father. Now that he looks back, he can see that Rhino did spoil him slightly, but that only makes the loss even more painful. Today he can talk about his father without grief striking him like a lightning bolt, though he still sometimes grieves for him silently, alone in his room. He hopes to the moons that he's doing his father proud with how he's living today.
Hare
Sienna was never as close to his mother as he was to his father, but of course, he still loved her, and her sudden loss struck him like a dull axe to the heart. Although Hare tried to force him into something he didn't want to do - engineering school - he forgave her quickly, just like he normally does. He bore a tiny bit of ill-will toward her, but that dissipated when he heard the news that she had died. He feels guilty that he wasn't able to be by her side during her last moments, and still mourns for her deeply. Sometimes he still finds himself wanting to ask her for advice, about his shop or his relationship or life in general, like he used to do when she was still alive. It's hard without her, but he's slowly getting used to it.
Saffron
Quiet and practical, Saffron is nearly the opposite of his younger brother Sienna. However, as they say, opposites attract, and the two of them got along very well. Whenever Sienna was having trouble with something that his mother couldn't help him with, he knew that he could ask Saffron for advice and tips. And when Saffron came out as aro-ace, Sienna supported him throughout his whole journey, knowing exactly how revealing sexuality felt. They didn't conflict often, though it happened from time to time, and died down quickly. Saffron lives in the same town as Sienna, but they've both started getting busy with their own occupations, and as a result they've drifted apart slightly. However, they still know that they'll always be there for each other.
Thistle
As a very young dragonet, Sienna really didn't get along with Thistle very well. The younger dragoness was bossy and strong-minded, so she often pushed Sienna around, both physically and mentally. He would get mad at her occasionally, but he only yelled, never actually fought back. Of course, he was both bigger and older than her, but he didn't want to hurt her, which could happen easily because of his size. But as Thistle matured, her bossiness manifested into leadership, and her strong-mindedness morphed into determination. Today, Sienna admires her and her career in activism for marginalized groups. He reunites with her as often as he can, and they always have fun together - only fighting occasionally and making up in a mature (most of the time) way.
Hearth
Best friends. Lovers. Sienna and Hearth float somewhere in the middle. To put it simply, he's completely, totally in love with the SkyWing. Hearth means absolutely everything to Sienna, and he can't imagine a life without him. Even though they're dating, they like to say that they're each other's best friends too. They confide everything in each other, insult each other (playfully, of course), and generally get along very well. When they do fight, which is inevitable, Sienna feels he can debate it out, unlike with anybody else. Sienna visits Hearth in his home in the Sky Kingdom every few months. Although he wishes he didn't live so far away at times, Sienna couldn't ask for more. He would go to the ends of the earth for the SkyWing, and he is certain that Hearth would do the same.
Classmates
Overall, Sienna feels pretty neutrally toward most of his engineering school classmates. Sure, he did make some friends - a beautiful, thoughtful RainWing named Ophelia, and a sarcastic, observant MudWing named Fertile - but these were really temporary companions, as he was never very close to them and quickly lost touch after he was expelled. He tried his best to stay level-headed and calm with them, but the fact that he really didn't want to be there often chafed at his willpower. They were just too intelligent for Sienna, and he could never catch up to them. Really, the only one of them that he still keeps up contact with is Hearth, who's definitely not "just" a classmate at this point.
Hearth's Bullies
Sienna generally thinks that he doesn't "hate" anybody, but Hearth's tormentors for nearly an entire year come pretty close. He associates nothing but negative memories with them, and he strongly resents them for hurting Hearth for so long. Yet, he's not sure if the lead IceWing deserved what he did to her. Sienna frequently wonders if he did the right thing or if he made a huge mistake hurting her so badly. They're a symbol of his dark side, the strength that he bottles up, the anger and fierce loyalty that brings out the worst in him. They showed him how terrified he should be of himself. Ever since he attacked that IceWing, he hasn't talked to any of them, and he doesn't plan on it.
Flower Shop Customers
Sienna loves his career, but he might love his customers even more. Sure, he enjoys gardening, but handing over the bouquets of colorful petals to someone else and watching their face light up is really the best part of it. Sienna could be described as a people-watcher, partially because of the fact that he thinks his customers give him a glimpse into their lives by coming to the shop. They tell him if it's for a wedding, a funeral, a first date, a reconciliation. He is more than happy to work with them and fulfill their wishes for the perfect tiny garden, thinking it's fascinating to have this tiny window into someone else's heart. Even if it doesn't go that deep, though, he still loves talking to them.
Easter
Sienna met this kind SilkWing on a trip to the Sky Kingdom. Originally, he was there to visit Hearth and really only planned on exchanging a few words, but their greetings turned into a full-blown conversation - and he had a lot of fun with them. He thinks Easter is a kind, lovely dragon with some very unique wings as well. Sienna plans to coax Hearth into helping them with their next egg hunt, since they agreed that "the more, the merrier." If he has the chance, Sienna himself would love to come back and talk to Easter once again. Even though they didn't talk to each other for an extremely long time, he enjoyed their company, and hopes to be in their presence again soon.
| trivia
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Sunsets symbolize endings, the harbinger of something darker, different. They are a farewell to the cheerful light of the day. However, they also bring something else: night, the only time for stars to shine.
*Has a teddy bear from his younger years that he keeps on his bed
*Does not like debating, even if it's with his family over dinner
*Keeps a journal, but only writes inconsequential things like "Today I yawned"
*Gets really excited over any kind of plant
*Would love to adopt a dragonet with Hearth in the future, when they feel ready
*A picky eater
*Does terrible in self-paced classes, preferring a routine instead
*Can never choose when dragons ask him "what's your favorite ___?"
*Always keeps his tail barb rolled up carefully, no matter the circumstances
*Likes his large sail more than he admits
*Feels unreasonably guilty whenever flowers die under his care
*Is either completely focused or not at all: there's really no in-between
*Sends Hearth blue pansies with every letter
*Tends to subconsciously mimic his friends and family
*Reorganizes his house whenever he's going through something stressful
*Believes in life after death
| gallery
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Orange tulips symbolize happiness and fascination. They are often used to represent a deep, mutual connection to someone. Desire for their company, joy in their mannerisms, and relief in their existence.
AestheticContest19.png|the aesthetic he's based off of, by Essence
Sienna(ByPetaltail).jpg|infobox headshot with alternate background, by Petaltail the RainWing-SilkWing
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