What is the hidden story or meaning behind flowers?

Flowers can have various stories and meanings. They often symbolize love, friendship, or celebration. Different types of flowers have distinct associations in different cultures.

The hidden meaning could be a moral lesson. For example, in many fables, the story on the surface might be about animals, but it's actually teaching us about human virtues and vices. Like in 'The Tortoise and the Hare', the obvious part is the race between the two, but the hidden meaning is that slow and steady wins the race, which is a lesson about consistency and overconfidence.

Some people have speculated that there are hidden meanings, but in general, it's mainly a show for kids. However, some might say that the simple interactions between the Teletubbies could represent basic social skills that children should learn.

The hidden meaning often depends on the themes, symbols, and subtext within the story. It could be about deeper emotions, social commentary, or a philosophical idea.

It might be something deeply personal or a mystery that's not easily uncovered. Maybe it holds a lesson or a truth that's only revealed to those who dig deep.

Maybe. Sometimes the end of a story can have deeper implications that are not immediately obvious. It could be a metaphor for the end of a phase in life, or a symbol of a lost opportunity.

Well, 'orphan flowers' might also carry the meaning of hope in the context of the full story. Despite being orphaned, flowers have the potential to grow and bloom. Similarly, the story could be about characters who, despite being in difficult circumstances like being alone or abandoned, still have the hope and strength to thrive and create something beautiful in their lives.

One possible hidden meaning in 'Eyes Wide Shut' could be about the hidden desires and secrets within a relationship. The main characters' experiences throughout the story, like the husband's encounter with the secret society, might represent the unspoken temptations and fantasies that lurk beneath the seemingly perfect surface of a marriage.

The story might be about self - love and independence. Buying oneself flowers can symbolize that a person doesn't need to rely on others to feel special or happy. It shows that one can take care of their own emotional needs and celebrate themselves.

Yes, as I mentioned before, the bite in the apple could be seen as a way to prevent it from being mistaken for a cherry, which is a simple but important hidden meaning for clarity. Also, the association with knowledge from the Adam and Eve story gives it a deeper, more philosophical undertone.