Gardener's 100 Flower Babies
About this drama
Seven hundred thirty-three characters, and the copy states a complete healing fantasy with the resolution stated. Lennox, a lonely gardener, lives isolated behind the high wall of a private garden, and one hundred tiny flower sprites sprout overnight and regard him as their father. Traumatized by a childhood betrayal, he fears the outside world and forbids the sprites from contacting the neighborhood children. The little flower elves long for friendship and secretly reach out anyway, sparking conflicts between the two sides, and the copy states the cost plainly, the sprites wilt from sadness. Lennox gradually sees that his wall only traps his own pain. The resolution is given in full, he tears down the boundary wall, opens the garden to everyone, and heals his long-hidden wounds through mutual warmth with the sprites and the townsfolk, and the once cold enclosed yard becomes a vibrant shared place full of laughter and blooming flowers. The copy frames the stakes as two kinds of fear, his fear of people and the sprites' fear of a life without friends. Withheld: the shape of the childhood betrayal and each sprite's individual story. The register is gentle family fantasy with a community payoff. Thirty-one episodes, complete, 830 views.











