if @seonghyeog were a flower, he would be a white camellia. the name "oswald" has a classic, timeless feel to it—quietly dignified rather than loud or attention-seeking. like a white camellia, he gives off an impression of calmness, sincerity, and understated elegance. he isn't the kind of flower that immediately demands attention, but the more you notice him, the more you appreciate his presence. there's a sense of reliability and quiet strength in both the name and the flower, making them memorable not because they're flashy, but because they leave a lasting impression through their simplicity and grace.