In a conversation between characters, there's a whimsical discussion about sunflowers, or as one child humorously identifies them, prince daisies. An innocent misunderstanding reveals a child's perspective on nature. The girl mistakenly believes that flowers always follow the sun, which leads her to question the reasons behind some flowers not facing the sun and whether they might be sick. Her father offers a playful suggestion about the flowers thinking there is another sun, prompting a lighthearted exchange.

This interaction highlights the curiosity and imaginative thinking of children regarding the natural world. The child’s concern about the hypothetical scenario of the flowers turning endlessly and experiencing pain demonstrates a blend of innocence and creativity. It shows how she interprets the world around her, leading to amusing conclusions and contemplations about nature and its workings.