Flower Power
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Sizemore mentions that "in the presence of so much Flower Power, time perception sort of ''crumbles''". The [[Hippiemancer]]s call it "Flaking".{{erf|1|011}} | Sizemore mentions that "in the presence of so much Flower Power, time perception sort of ''crumbles''". The [[Hippiemancer]]s call it "Flaking".{{erf|1|011}} | ||
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Canon
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Proposed Canon
Flower Power is one of the three disciplines of the Magic class Hippiemancy; it is aligned with the axis of Erf.Erf-b1-p038a
Abilities
- As of yet Unknown.
Known Units
As of yet, no practitioners of Flower Power have been introduced.
Speculation
There is a debate on what a practitioner of Flower Power is called. Suggested names for them include:
- Flower Child
- Gardener
- Sage
Flower Power may have the ability to prevent or stall a conflict.Erf-b1-p013 It may also directly affect plant life.
Sizemore mentions that "in the presence of so much Flower Power, time perception sort of crumbles". The Hippiemancers call it "Flaking".Erf-b1-p011
Suspected Units
- JanisErf-b1-p011
-- likely named after Janis Joplin, a Hippie singer and artist
Real World References
"Flower Power" was a slogan used by the 1960's-70's peace movement whose practicioners were known as Hippies, who worked to end the war in Vietnam, fight racial injustice, and revolutionize the American government. Their idealology included non-violent protest and passive interference of authority. Their clothing was usually vibrant, and they were frequently associated with drug use, psychedlic music and art, and social permissiveness. Their art (such as on their vans) often, or at least stereotypically, featured simple, colorful floral designs. Flowers were a significant symbol of peace protests after a group of hippies put flowers in the muzzles of guns carried by young National Guards sent to maintain order.
