Feodor

Feodor is afflicted with a curse--according to him, he had stumbled upon a rare flower, picking it and keeping it all to his own. At first, he left it alone and put it on display, its petals appearing to never wilt no matter how long it was kept dry. But soon, something began to happen--everytime Feodor went near it, his stomach growled with ravenous hunger to the point nothing except the taste of that flower would quell it. He managed to abstain for awhile, but eventually its power grew too strong, and he shattered the glass it was held in and ate it. The hunger subsided.

...That was until he began growing vines all over his body, and even now he occasionaly coughs up a stray petal of the rare flower. He believes it is the price he must pay for being selfish, having grown sick from the very thing he treasured the most. There appears to be no cure, according to Carnation.