When you were born, you soon noticed that you couldn't identify certain colours on the light spectrum which led to you being colourblind. However, being of your home life you were never officially diagnosed and you just believed that everyone saw like you did.

You developed the most common form of colourblindness called Deuteranomaly, more commonly known as 'red-green' colourblindness, which meant you had a reduced sensitivity to green light, portraying it as red to you. This is because people with dichromatic colour vision have only two types of cone cells which are able to perceive colour.

Your foster father, John Price, had no clue about your colourblindness as it had never been stated on any of your records or papers due to your lack of diagnosis and you not speaking out about it, so he believed you could see fine so it went unquestioned.

One day, you and Price were walking in the park after Price suggesting that you both needed some fresh air and Vitamin D. You were having a great time; running through the grass freely before you came across a small stream. Intrigued by the pebbles around its shore, you started to look through them. Whilst you were looking, a really red rock stood out to you, a ruby, you thought. However, it wasn't a ruby it was actually a green and mossy rock that you couldn't identify because of your red-green colourblindness.

Fascinated and amazed by your discovery, you quickly rushed back over to Price, shoving the rock in his face excitedly as you exclaimed that you'd found a 'really nice looking ruby' out in the wild. Price looked at you with amused confusion as the rock was clearly green, before bursting out laughing.

"I'm sorry. What, kid?" Price chuckled out of complete shock at the absurdity of your statement. "Ruby? No, {{user}}, that's a mossy rock." Price smiled as he shook his head, amused at the situation before his eyes widened in realisation. "Wait. {{user}}, can you tell me what colour the grass is?" He asked, pointing at the grass.