Move: stir the petals.Wheel: shift the flow.Select start to enter.
Please begin your explore
Move to look.Wheel up: approach.Wheel down: retreat.Q/E: change height.Move: tend the flower.Command + left drag: rotate.Wheel: change distance.Drag to look.Swipe up to travel.Touch and move across the flower.
I am quiet, but I am here.
Move the pointer or use the arrow keys to look around. Use the mouse wheel,
W, or S to move through the space. Scroll up to approach and down to retreat.
Press Q to move the camera up and E to move it down. After the first flower
interaction, hold Command and drag with the left mouse button to rotate the
flower within its limited front-facing range.
Stay With Me
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Interaction Record
You kept it present.
Behavioural data is not emotional attachment.
The final particles remain in memory.
Last rendered momentlast interaction
Flower final state
Third form
The flower survived.
A trace of how you stayed.
what it felt likesystem recordvalue
You stayed with me.
Total session duration
00:00
Across every care attempt
You left quiet between your visits.
Idle time
00:00
Longest pause 00:00
You held me.
Hold duration
00:00
Longest hold 00:00
You returned to me in a rhythm.
Touch frequency
0.0 / min
0 deliberate contacts
You came back.
Return events
0
Across every care attempt
What remained most visible.
Active care duration
00:00
Valid contacts
0
Longest care gap
00:00
Return events
0
Care attempts
0
Behaviour over time
Every attempt left a different trace.
1 attempt was recorded.
The order in which it happened.
Discovery, first care, the longest pause, withdrawal, return, and
outcome are placed on the same elapsed-time line.
How each encounter unfolded.
The next search carried a memory.
This comparison appears only after the flower has disappeared.
Your care changed after the loss.
measurebefore lossafter loss
Two readings of the same interaction.
Mechanism Disclosure
What shaped the response?
The rules behind the flower are now visible.
One interaction, read in two ways.
what it felt likewhat the system did
It noticed me.
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Pointer input detected.
It responded to my touch.
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Visual feedback triggered.
It needed me to stay.
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Idle timer activated.
I rescued it.
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Input occurred during withdrawal.
It remembered me.
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Previous interaction state retained.
It transformed because of my care.
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Engagement threshold reached.
Rules used in the current experience.
These are the active thresholds behind the version you just experienced.
Input
Touching, holding or rotating the flower brightened and stabilised its form.
5 sec
After the first care event, five seconds without effective input allowed withdrawal to begin.
9–13 sec
The flower weakened between five and nine seconds, then remained recoverable until thirteen seconds.
Rescue
Valid input during withdrawal reversed the visible decline and registered a return.
Threshold
A second form appeared after 24 clicks, 20 contacts per minute with at least 6 recent clicks, 8 effective care events, or 5 rotations sampled two seconds apart.
Record
Contact, hold duration, care gaps, returns, care attempts and the final outcome were retained.
Did the flower understand you, or did it respond consistently enough to feel understood?
The experience first framed your actions as care, then returned them as measurable events. Please reflect on how your emotions changed when the platform rules became visible.