Though Austen's Emma doesn't mention many flowers, modern film adaptations often use the language of flowers to convey characters' personalities and plot points.
When Emma meets Frank Churchill, she flirtatiously picks sweet peas (fleeting pleasure) and ranunculus (charm and attraction).
Miss Bates is represented with the cornflower, a symbol of enduring loyalty and love.
Parties are strewn with delphiniums (cheerfulness) and hydrangea (boastfulness and abundance).
Mr. Knightley reveals his love for Emma beneath a horse chestnut tree, a symbol of honesty.
F I T & C A R E
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Unisex fit
100% Cotton
Size 1-2 times up for oversized, 3+ for a cozy tshirt dress!
Machine wash on cold with like colors. Tumble dry low. Do not iron or dry clean.
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