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** Paul sets the treadmill to minus 1, after which he's able to capture Care. The treadmill steps correspond to the daisy petals, and as he put it to -1, he turned the 'loves me not' conclusion into 'loves me'. That's why her description says that he had to lie - a flower obviously can't have -1 petals plucked from it!
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* Daisies are the flowers used for the LovesMeNot tradition - where someone would pluck the petals one by one, alternating between 'loves me' and 'loves me not'. Whichever it would end on would be the truth. Care's conclusion is 'nobody loves me' (NLM).
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* Daisies are the flowers used for the LovesMeNot tradition - where someone would pluck the petals one by one, alternating between 'loves me' and 'loves me not'. Whichever it would end on would be the truth. Care's conclusion is 'nobody loves me' (NLM).
(NLM), notably ''after you pluck all the daisy's petals''.
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* Daisies are the flowers used for the LovesMeNot tradition - where someone would pluck the petals one by one, alternating between 'loves me' and 'loves me not'. Whichever it would end on would be the truth. Care's conclusion is 'nobody loves me' (NLM).
