Gintama Characters As Flowers, part 28
Jun. 25th, 2024 09:22 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rainsometimesFor the 28th and antepenultimate post in this set, I give the morning glory to Sakamoto!
What's the story here? Well, in Japanese flower symbolism, this flower (Ipomea nil, 朝顔) is associated with 'willful promises'.
This just seems perfect for Sakamoto to me! He's both a merchant trying to talk up his products-
-and a man with big ideas and dreams trying to persuade others to see things his way.
Sometimes, with less important things, he ends up disappointing his clients... But with the big things, he has the will to make his bold promises come true!
What's the story here? Well, in Japanese flower symbolism, this flower (Ipomea nil, 朝顔) is associated with 'willful promises'.
This just seems perfect for Sakamoto to me! He's both a merchant trying to talk up his products-
-and a man with big ideas and dreams trying to persuade others to see things his way.
Sometimes, with less important things, he ends up disappointing his clients... But with the big things, he has the will to make his bold promises come true!