03 - Flower Epi

Maurice allows Deborah to continue sharing the lie about Nana’s attempted suicide, keeping only Shun as his confidante, which isolates him further.

If you can tell me you are looking for—the 2016 dark comedy Flowers (above), the 2025 anime Hana wa Saku, Shura no Gotoku (Flower and Asura), or the 2020 thriller Flower of Evil —I can refine this to be much more accurate to your needs. PopCult Watches: Flowers Season 1, Episode 3

Amy receives more focus in this episode, including a critical scene with Abigail. They have a "coded" conversation regarding being "feminists" and going on a "feminist date" together.

She forces the family to plant seeds—along with Nana’s ashes—in the garden as a twisted form of "healing," ignoring the emotional toll on the family.

Maurice is under immense pressure from editors to produce a new "Grubbs Family" book.

The episode treats intense trauma (suicide, familial neglect) with a mixture of profound sadness and uncomfortable laughter.