#Dame’s Rocket

[geopsych]

Tfw you get to take a moment.

[dk-thrive]

Dame's Rocket. 6:00 am. May 16 2024. Cove Island Park Wildlife Sanctuary. (@dkct25)

[butterflyangel2002]

It stopped raining so I went to see these pretty flowers on the roadside 🌸☺️

[los-plantalones]

dame’s rocket flowers.

a bright + spicy addition to salads, or fun to grab a handful and shove in your mouth to the horror of onlookers

[irondames]

Doriane Pin about Lewis Hamilton from the 10 Questions with PREMA Racing’s Doriane Pin video.

[sclnyshko]

Women's History Month and the first F1 Academy race week is here, so I thought it's the perfect time to post my drawing of Doriane "Pocket Rocket" Pin! 🥰 (from my twitter 🫶 https://x.com/chiliconlando/status/1764406052026560938?s=46)

[mysterycharacterflowers]

Round 4; A bouquet of rue, tansy, monkhood, milkweed and dame's rocket Vs A bouquet of dandelions, buttercups, roses, both black and yellow and sunflowers

First, let's talk about the bouquet of rue, tansy, monkhood, milkweed and dame's rocket

Meaning and why this flower was chosen: Rue, which is used to symbolize regret partly because it’s in the name, represents this character, who bears deep regret for an incident more personally impactful than anything else could be; it wasn’t the character’s fault, but nonetheless it begs forgiveness, and in many ways it’s inseparable from the incident itself. Tansy, which can mean a declaration of war, thus symbolizes this character who is defined by its existence in a context created by violence. It wouldn’t be who it is if not for (essentially) war being waged against it and its family. And after that (if you could even say there is an after for this character), it lives in wholehearted (and correct) conviction that it has a nemesis out there, a true and personal enemy, who will declare their ill intentions to it clearly and politely. So it would have been perfectly feasible and appropriate for its nemesis to literally send it a tansy bouquet. Monkshood, which is a warning of nearby danger and thus represents this character’s knowing fear of its nemesis. Milkweed, which symbolizes freedom and remembrance, fits here because this character kept running its whole life in order to get some semblance of freedom and safety for its family, and because remembrance is something built into the foundation of its story. Dame’s rocket is representative of deceit, and this character is an unreliable narrator who bluntly claims the right to lie outright, as such rights must be exercised lest they wither. Description: This character is a sentient building who cannot substantially communicate except through the fourth wall. It is a traveler, an immigrant, an escape route, a victim, a trauma, a gasp of desperation, and an act of lines crossed. Many things have burned in its hearth fire. It has a nice rooftop garden. It created a multiple-choice backstory for itself—many lies, of course. It’s gone through some major renovations by its resident family. It’s got this pretty mural on its front door. It has given its audience (i.e. the real actual readers) a death threat.

Check its post here

Now let's talk about the bouquet of dandelions, buttercups, roses, both black and yellow and sunflowers

Meaning and why: Yellow is the color often associated with friendship, and his whole thing is that he wants to make friends with everyone. Black flowers usually have slightly more negative meanings, which does fit with his often unsettling behaviors. So despite genuinely wanting to make friends, he has some off putting vibes about him that hold him back. Description: — a guy who only wants to make friends (and help save the world along the way) but is far better at making everyone around him extremely uncomfortable instead. it isn't on purpose, he's actually a real sweetheart, but he's very unfortunate in that he has a really creepy voice and a terrible habit of asking people to smell him. yikes — While his specy is unknown, we do know for sure he has some kind of connection with nature (whether he's a plantfolk, a human who has nature powers, perhaps a mix of both). As mentioned previously, despite his often off putting actions and behaviors, he trully genuinely just wants to make friends with people, but oftens scares them off. By the end of his journey, however, he manages to make a few close friends! He's especially close to an arson loving hivemind, who he has an ambiguous relationship with (are they best friends? romantically involved? both are hinted at but never comfirmed)

Check his post here

[rufousnmacska]

Random photo of flowers from my yard 🌞🌿

[greenthey]

May wildflowers: blackberry, goldenrod, dame's rocket, milkweed, buttercup

[geopsych]

Dames rockets and an old iron bridge on this date but another year.

[theblackestofsuns]

"Notre Dame!"

Love & Rockets Volume 2 #3 (Fall 2001)

Jaime Hernandez

Fantagraphics Books

[steffiandcesar-photography]

[butterflyangel2002]

Flower pics from my walk today 🌸🌼🤍

[sclnyshko]

P1 for Pin today and I'm so proud of her! As a celebration I whipped up this doodle 💖(also, if you like to see more upcoming drawings, please follow my art page on twitter: @artbyrebs)

[mysterycharacterflowers]

Round 3; Red Daylily Vs A bouquet of rue, tansy, monkhood, milkweed and dame's rocket

First, let's talk about the Red Daylily

Meaning and why this flower was chosen: The vibrant red means energy, power and love. Daylilies mean parent-child bonds in chinese culture, as well as forgetting something (you gift them to someone who wants/you want to forget smth). For the victorians, the fact that these flowers only last a day gives them a flirtatious and unstable/misterious/untrusworthy meaning, as well as symbolizing the early stages of a romance. This character has a religious affinity to blood which gives her supernatural powers. To him, blood means family (as in blood ties), specifically his mother which he never met (died not long after giving birth), but believes lives through his blood. The forgetting part is because her dad forced her to slaughter her pet lamb, which was so traumatic she completely forgot about. as for the victorian meaning, this character is constantly moving around and doesn't let herself get attached to anything or anyone, but is very flirty and charming with everyone to fight that loneliness (it doesnt work very well, since her relationships are always superficial and short-lived) Description: She was the only "son" of a very shitty conservative catholic dad. She discovered a paranormal ritual as a teen and got exorcised for it. Since then, she planned to fake her own death and run away. She did that and has been traveling around america since she was 18, charming people and making short-lived superficial relationships, not even telling her lovers her real name. Most importantly, she learned about her paranormal affinity with blood and how to control it, making a living out of heists and assassinations that use it as a weapon. She believes the power of the blood is the ghost of her mother guiding her to be a saint/messiah, and she doesnt know the difference between love and hate, its just blood in her head.

Check this character post here

Now, let's talk about the bouquet of rue, tansy, monkhood, milkweed and dame's rocket

Meaning and why this flower was chosen: Rue, which is used to symbolize regret partly because it’s in the name, represents this character, who bears deep regret for an incident more personally impactful than anything else could be; it wasn’t the character’s fault, but nonetheless it begs forgiveness, and in many ways it’s inseparable from the incident itself. Tansy, which can mean a declaration of war, thus symbolizes this character who is defined by its existence in a context created by violence. It wouldn’t be who it is if not for (essentially) war being waged against it and its family. And after that (if you could even say there is an after for this character), it lives in wholehearted (and correct) conviction that it has a nemesis out there, a true and personal enemy, who will declare their ill intentions to it clearly and politely. So it would have been perfectly feasible and appropriate for its nemesis to literally send it a tansy bouquet. Monkshood, which is a warning of nearby danger and thus represents this character’s knowing fear of its nemesis. Milkweed, which symbolizes freedom and remembrance, fits here because this character kept running its whole life in order to get some semblance of freedom and safety for its family, and because remembrance is something built into the foundation of its story. Dame’s rocket is representative of deceit, and this character is an unreliable narrator who bluntly claims the right to lie outright, as such rights must be exercised lest they wither. Description: This character is a sentient building who cannot substantially communicate except through the fourth wall. It is a traveler, an immigrant, an escape route, a victim, a trauma, a gasp of desperation, and an act of lines crossed. Many things have burned in its hearth fire. It has a nice rooftop garden. It created a multiple-choice backstory for itself—many lies, of course. It’s gone through some major renovations by its resident family. It’s got this pretty mural on its front door. It has given its audience (i.e. the real actual readers) a death threat.

Check its post here

[irondames]

The Pocket Rocket's first year of WEC 💖 (featuring a pie-covered Daniil Kvyat)