The original version of the spell doesn't need to resolve for the Casualty copy to, meaning your opponents will need to try and counterspell every copy if they really don't want a spell with Casualty to resolve
It gains first strike until end of turn
Since Commander's a singleton format to begin with (with exceptions like basics, Rat Colony, Shadowborn Apostle, and others), you can return all the permanents in your graveyard to the battlefield with this sorcery during the late game to finalize your win
With one deep, calm breath and closed eyes, taking in the floral aroma, it would certainly be healing for many
The deck is a super niche player and is so recent, it's hard to say if the deck really wants copies 5-8 as well
While these two plans work together well enough, overall the deck is less focused than Vampires and less powerful than Dragons