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Which are all things that fit Choso. He loves his brothers, he is passionate about them. He has devoted his life to his brothers. He's courageous when it comes to defending the ones he holds dear. He sacrificed his life to save Yuji from Sukuna. Dying for someone he loves.

Now white roses are more interesting. They symbolize purity, innocence, new beginnings, reverence, remembrance, loyalty and devotion.

A lot more meanings than the red rose. And not all of them fit Choso specifically. But the ones I believe fit him the most are: new beginnings, loyalty reverence and remembrance

New beginnings because after realizing Yuji is his brother he sets off on a journey to become a better person for his brother. Loyalty is obvious and I don't believe I need to explain that one.

For reverence I believe it symbolizes his respect for his brothers. Now remembrance is for remembering his brothers after their deaths. Perhaps even for Yuji remembering Choso after his death.

There is a scene in hidden inventory where Riko and Misato are walking through a field of Hydrangeas. More specifically a field of blue, white, pink and purple Hydrangeas. All of these have meanings.

Blue is the most abundant flower surrounding them. The symbolism behind blue hydrangeas are: Apologies and gratitude.

All of these deal with emotions, more specifically heart felt emotions. And from the little time we see Riko, she's full of emotions, full of life. Before she dies she apologizes before wishing to live, for her, Misato, Geto and Gojo to continue having fun.

She's grateful for Geto and Gojo protecting her. She's grateful to Misato for raising her. She never gets to express that gratitude to all of them. She was only ever able to say it to Geto, again before her death.

White hydrangeas symbolize: purity and innocence.

Riko is a star plasma vessel. By definition she is pure, she's young. She has an innocent world view when it comes to the Jujutsu world and her role in it. Misato attempts to keep Riko’s innocence intact during the events of Hidden inventory.

Pink hydrangeas symbolize: Heartfelt emotions and sincere love.

Her last moments in life were heartfelt. She was pouring her heart out to Geto. She didn't want to die, she wanted to keep on living.

In her last moments she also showed sincere love for Geto, Gojo and Misato.

Purple Hydrangeas symbolize: a deep and profound understanding of someone.

Both Misato, Gojo and Geto, either before her death or for her whole life, understood what Riko felt.

This one isn't as deep as the others but it's still interesting. All leading up to her eventual death.

During the Toji vs Gojo rematch after Riko's death. There is a quick scene showing what I believe are Snapdragons, although I suppose they could be lavender.

Snapdragons symbolize: strength, protection, mystery, and desire.

Strength because he is now officially the strongest because he has fully awakened.

Protection is most likely for infinity. which protects him from everything around him.

Mystery has me stumped, perhaps the mystery of the Jujutsu world?

Desire is clear. In that moment all he desired was to defeat Toji. Desire can also relate to longing. Gojo longs to be normal, to be able to make connections with others. But he's unable to do so.

The last flower has been dissected to death. Mostly by SatuSugu shippers but I want to give a non shipper perspective. The petals surrounding them are from a flower called sweet osmanthus.

In China it can symbolize: nobility, success, love, and fidelity.

Nobility, to me, represents the fact that Gojo is the heir to the Gojo clan, while Geto will soon become the head of a cult.

Success is something that neither of them get, I believe it is ironic symbolism, for Geto at least. They don't succeed in keeping Riko safe. Geto doesn't succeed in killing all non sorcerers. Meanwhile Gojo succeeded in keeping his students safe but was unable to keep the ones closest to him alive. He didn't succeed in killing Sukuna.

Love doesn't always have to be romantic. It can be for the deep love they have for each other. How they are both each other's closest friend, as stated by both of them.

Fidelity is because they are both so deeply loyal to each other. Gojo is so loyal to Geto that even when he kills him he's unable to bring the body to the higher ups when he kills him. During Shibuya, he is unable to attack immediately when Kenjaku shows up because he is so loyal to Geto. And also during Shibuya, Geto fights against Kenjaku when at least his body believes that Kenjaku will hurt Gojo.

In Japan it can symbolize: Truth, humility, and the nostalgic memory of a first love.

Truth possibly stands for the fact that both of them have to accept that Gojo is the strongest and that the world is cruel to all sorcerers. The truth is that Geto is dead. The truth is that Gojo will never be able to connect with someone on a deep level again now that he's the strongest.

The nostalgic memory of a first love, again love isn't always romantic. Geto is Gojo’s first love, his first friend, the man he holds dear in his heart. He is nostalgic for a time before the death of Riko, before Geto defected, before he was alone in being the strongest.