Tenna really doesn't think highly of him, does he? Well, Flowery doesn't really think about him at all.
If Tenna has the snow Toriel, then it's probably best to wrap it up here. He wouldn't want Flowery around while he's desperate for attention, would he? Or maybe he's shameless enough to not care. Whatever the case, he's happy to leave and spend some time with Snowgore. It's not the real thing, but it could be fun for a few hours.
And then Tenna gets abandoned.
Well. That's what happens to Darkners sometimes, isn't it? All that time spent serving Lightners, only to... And Toriel's always been just a little...
"Boy! Talk about a cold shoulder!" says Flowery. He couldn't pass it up. "Tough breaks, Tenny. But that's the way the snowkie crumbles sometimes. Better luck next time."
He doesn't enjoy seeing Tenna's anguish. He doesn't dislike the guy. But this is probably for the best, right? Show him it's not good to hang on them like this?
He glances over at Snowgore. It stares back at him with empty eyes. Flowery sighs.
"Hey, Gorey. Keep ol' Tenny company here for a sec, would ya? Make sure he doesn't unplug himself." He reaches up and pats Tenna's shoulder. "Hang around for a secs. Like you said, it all melts eventually."
Flowery strolls away, headed for the snowy treeline. He steps behind one of the trees, and emerges a moment later, trailed by a second figure. Another snow creation, this one of a teenaged human, their hair over their eyes.
"Look here, Tenny! It's Snis! Like a family's reunion. Don't wanna leave them hanging, do you?" he says, guiding the snow human back over. There isn't a flash of recognition in their face, not like with their snow parents. There isn't really... anything.
Flowery waits for something to happen. Nothing does.
"Heh, that's so them," says Flowery.