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Madison Spiers
Ameiro may be interpreted as a paradoxical word. Its rugged exterior and soft interior contradict each other. Can a candy still be sweet when it doesn't have that vibrant lustre? The series asks a similar question about the leads. Can Onoe and Kaburagi maintain their sweetness when confronted with bitter ethical dilemmas in their work? Journalism is a gritty profession where you observe many scandals, from affairs to corruption. Some reporters, like Kaburagi, lose their spirit and develop a jaded view. Others, like Onoe, remain optimistic despite the cynical industry.
Candy Color Paradox is a fascinating story about many dualities. The main characters must find the balance between ethical journalism and dishonest reporting. They must also maintain their passion and positivity instead of succumbing to bleakness and pessimism. Most of all, they must keep their clarity amid their ambiguous surroundings. How do you not lose your values while navigating a sinful world? How do you preserve your candy colour when shrouded in darkness? This moral conundrum is the central paradox of the series.
Later in the year, another incident that might have been atragedy, stirred the even flow of domestic life. We hadfinished prayers and breakfast, and my father was half waydown the avenue on his way to the village when we sawhim stop suddenly, retrace his steps hurriedly, enter the yard,and shout to the colored butler who was at the dining-roomwindow. The man ran out and came back shortly, draggingArgus and Rigo into the hall with him, shutting the frontdoor. My father was taking down his gun from the hooks onthe wall of the hall, and, without a word, began to load it.
The colored cooks could not compass the delicacy. Hehad sent home four bouncing pumpkins on Saturday, andtwo had been pared, eviscerated, and stewed. I sat at thefar end of the table, beating, seasoning, and tasting. Mymother was filling candy-bags at the other, when Myrtlerallied her upon not tasting the confectionery, of which shewas extravagantly fond.
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