Borrowed Afternoons
The Crooked Flower
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Episode summary
An imperfect handmade gift earns a place of honour.
Transcript
Panel 1: Ren holds a badly folded paper flower behind his back as Jo opens her front door. Ren: "It was meant to be a rose."
Panel 2: He reveals the charming uneven orange paper bloom, embarrassed. No dialogue.
Panel 3: Jo places the flower in a tiny blue vase on the windowsill. No dialogue.
Panel 4: Jo and Ren admire the crooked flower catching warm light. Jo: "It looks like a good afternoon."
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