Connie

Here they are separately:

Mentors in Deltarune are either a dead old man or an anime twink trying to fuck your dad

Alternatively:

a flower, a jack of spades, a laptop and a CRT TV lay at a bar...

(tiny doodle comic)

We know very little of the past of the fallen humans in Undertale. Even Frisk, the main character of the game, has only little confirmed information about them. 

Whilst no official answer has been given regarding their past, there are however a number of clues in the game that seem to point to a certain direction.

Frisk exists as their own individual outside of the player, and in those instances where Frisk acts or talks on their own free will, they leave hints concerning their own personality, likes, dislikes, fears, and what appears to be hints of their past.

Here is something that Frisk asks Gerson on their own after a true pacifist ending.

Hello Nonny :)!

I know you are asking for flower meanings and you’ll get them, you’ll get a lot of them, but I would like to preface this list with that someone’s favourite flower or in any case a thoughtfully picked bouquet (in their favourite colour maybe) is also always a good idea for an apology.

For a character who barely knows anything about the person they’re apologising to or the meaning of flowers an attempt of being thoughtful is a good alternative. Florists often don’t know these meanings, but we do know that nevermind the meaning if someone adores a flower it’s instantly an awesome present. An apology bouquet/arrangement that your character can stand a 100% behind will have an indefinitely higher success rate even if it’s nothing fancy.

Alright, let’s go! I don’t know what they’re trying to apologise for or how the want to convey it, so I’ll try to cover as much ground as possible. Also I hope we’re not talking a 9 on an alphabetical scale! (If anyone has the original on hand, a link would be appreciated too.)

Achillea - state of war

Allium - patience, unity, humility

Aloe - sorrow, grief

Anemone - fragile, anticipation

Arbor vitae - true friendship (a hopeful wish?)

Aspen tree - lamentation

Asphodel - my regrets follow you to the grave

Bindweed (small and or white) - humility

Bittersweet nightshade - truth

Blue bell - constancy, sorrowful regret but also humilty, constancy, gratitude

Broom - humilty (but also neatness and adour)

Camellia - my destiny is in your hands, but also modest merit

Caramine - paternal error (could be taken as a form of acknowledgement of it)

Carnation (red) - my heart breaks

Chervil - sincerety

Chestnut - justice, do me justice (could be used in combination with expected retribution, or when a character would think only a penalty makes their apology mean something)

Chrysanthemum (white) - truth

Cinquefoil - maternal affection, beloved daughter (have them combine it with caramine)

Gum cistus - I shall die tomorrow (for the overly dramatic character)

Clove - dignity (an acknowledgment or dignity or to say they’re trying to preserve it here)

Columbine - folly, desertation, I cannot give thee up

Columbine (red) - anxious and trembling (as in one meaning, not two)

Convolvulus - uncertainty, bonds

Convovulus major - estinguished hopes

Crab-apple blossom - ill-tempered

Currant - thy frown will kill me

Daisy - innocence (are they innocent though? meaning has to handled with care)

Dock - patience (they could signify their own and their will to wait things to get better or the acceptance of the apology etc.)

Elm - dignity (see previous)

Eschsholzia (esch-schol-zia) - do not refuse me (risky, but good for characters stubborn as a mule)

Everlasting - peptual or never-ceasing remembrance (of what? you will have to choose for yourself, your muse sure will know)

Fern - sincerety, confidence

Filbert - reconcilation

Fly orchis - error

Fool’s parsley - silliness

Freesia - lasting friendship, innocence, trust

Fritillary (chequered) - persecution (as in being haunted by something in this case or maybe they’re apologising for persecution who am I to judge)

Geranium - true friend, stupidity, folly (all at once)

Geranium (clouded or dark) - melancholy

Geranium (horse-shoe leaf) - stupidity

Geranium (fish) - disappointed expectation

Geranium (scarlet) - folly, comforting, stupidity

Gladiolus - you pierce my heart, generosity, I’m sincere, flower of the gladiators

Greek valerian - rupture

Hairbell - submission, grief, humility

Hawthorn - hope

Hazel - peace, reconcilation

Heart’s ease (purple) - you occupy my thoughts

Henbane - imperfection, fault

Honeysuckle (coral) - the colour of my fate)

Hyacinth (purple) - sorrowful, please forgive me

Ice plant - your looks freeze me

Iris - faith, thank you for your friendship (wishful thinking of theirs in hope it comes true?)

Carolina jasmine - seperation

Lalic (field, like an actual field of lalics) - humility

Lint - i feel my obligations

Lote tree - concord (a wish for such in this case)

Lotus leaf - recantation (of your character’s previously spoken words for example)

Marianthus - hope for better days

Marvel of peru - timidity

Olive - peace

Fly ophrys - mistake

Osier - frankness

Peony - shame bashfullness, anger

Persicaria - restauration

Pomegranate - foolishness

Rose (deep red) - bashful shame

Rose (white and red) - unity

Snowdrop - friendship in trouble, consolation, hope

Straw (a single, broken) - rupture of a contract, dissension, broken agreement

Tamarisk - crime, guilty

Verbena (pink) - family union (wished for maybe?)

Violet (white) - candor, let’s take a chance

Volkameria - may you be happy

Wild-service - harmony

Willow (creeping) - love forsaken

Withy - frankness

For an accepted apology a sultan lilac (”I forgive you”) in combination with white tulpis (”forgiveness”) would go well.

As you can see Nonny the list is quite long, and I’ve only covered the basics. if they need to apologise for a certain behaviour or certain circumstances, it would helpful if you let us know more details, so we can try to give a more precise answer. However I do hope the above was helpful to you and your writing.

- Mod Jana