Candy’s last letter to Albert (Part 6)

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  1. Evelyn says:

    Well said, Quevivacandy and Ms Puddle!! It’s simply incoherent what this TF says about the diary and about Candy putting distance between herself and Albert?? What?? Did she miss everything?

    First of all, this last letter in the epilogue is all about C&A communicating with each other constantly, longing and awaiting anxiously to see each other again!! Candy being excited and not being able to sleep over seeing Albert again soon! Her confession that her happiness is in the “now” or present with him! Albert asking her to not call him Father and calling her “beautiful”! Come on!!

    About the diary, it is in Candy’s possession temporarily! She does not dwell in it nor even open it. She was not the one who asked for it and is even concerned about how he felt about it prior. Did this TF miss the part where she tells Albert that she is entrusting this diary back with him just as Albert entrusted his badge back with her? Is an act of trust and of sharing their most intimate emotions! Why would Candy not be able to sleep after she confesses to Albert that her happiness is in the “now” with him! Clearly someone in love who just confessed her love her man! ❤ ❤❤ ❤

    • Ms Puddle says:

      Bravo, Evelyn dear! I had exactly the same doubts and thoughts… Did this TF miss all the obvious facts throughout the epilogue? That Candy and Albert were in love, missing each other a lot?

      Totally agree with you that Candy had indeed brought the diary back home with her, and there must be a reason why she decided not to touch it again. Not only that, she didn’t just bury it somewhere or give it to a random person, but she deliberately told Albert that she hadn’t turned a page and decided to entrust it to him. Yes, Evelyn, it was an act of love and trust, and it was a symbolic notion that they would share with each other both their pasts and their future. It’s an exchange of love and commitment, no doubt.

      Indeed, the fact that Candy predicted another sleepless night speaks volumes. She just confessed her love to her Prince on the Hill! 💞💕💓

  2. Quevivacandy says:

    Well there is only one huge mispelling… HAY… she tried to write AY, that means something like “oh my”. Hay, with H, means ‘There is’. But there are anothers, accents. In Spanish you have to put an accent on ‘él’ when you want to say ‘him’. If you don’t do it, sometimes even if you are a Spanish speaker, is a little confusing. But when you use a translator to translate a phrase to English, frequently the translator translates ‘el’ as ‘the’ instead of ‘him’, so the sentences is incomprehensible.

    She also talked about the things inside of the jewerly box, about why she choose not to live in Chigado with Albert and about their new brilliant theory, thay Candy never recovered her trust in Albert, based on the letter to Stear. There she tells to Stear, after Albert asked her to share her happiness with him, that only Stear can understand her. PLOP…

    I know you have more to say and so do I, LOL, but they never will understand.

    Sorry, clicked the button to reply her original comment but I don’t know why my comment came as a new one… ¿? hehehe

  3. Ms Puddle says:

    Muchas gracias, QuevivaCandy! 💕

    I was going to tell this person that I don’t understand most of her comment. So it was because of wrong spellings? I see.

    Anyway, here is my view to the theory that it was too painful for Candy to open her old diary:

    (1) She wouldn’t have brought the diary back home. In Lakewood, she could tell Albert right away that it was too painful for her to even think about it.

    (2) Yet, Candy said she was concerned about this diary. In her unsent letter to Terry, she wondered how Albert had felt while reading the diary. That is, she had suspicions that Albert had feelings for her.

    (3) Candy was no longer affected by her past with Terry. She had moved on because she was undoubtedly very happy with Albert now. Why go back to someone who had given her up twice (once for his dream and once for another woman)?

    I have more to say, but I think that’s enough for now. 🙂

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