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White is for the innocent, for someone with no major flaws. Children would be White. Blue is for the kind, for someone that had made the normal flaws but none that would damn them to hell. Nuns would be Blue. Red is for the 'evil', for someone wit a vendetta against someone or someone's. People in jail or people with grudges are usually Red. Yellow is for people who know who they are or think they know. Yellow people are usually teenagers who will either become White or Red. I am yellow, my mom is blue, my father is blue, and my best friend is blue. This is my story.
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*Based on my superhero alter-ego and concept that I have created as a child and that I believed in* In that moment in the nature was born a flower. Actually, five different flowers. It wouldn't be a big deal on its own if that weren't Pink Tulip, Red Carnation, Yellow Dandelion, White Hyacinth and me, Blue Rose, superheroes that must defeat five enemies who want to subdue or destroy humankind because of various reasons. Still, is sometimes harder to defeat yourself than someone else? Could superhero also be the biggest villain when his powers lose control? And how is possible to balance a team that has persons with opposite attitudes, can we all together fight on the same side even when our opinions collide? It's time for the most complex superhero story I've written till now, if you are ready enter my superhero world from the childhood transfered to a present time and be a keeper of my "Team Blume" secret ;)

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