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Candy’s letter to Prince on the Hill (Part 4)

My apology to my friend Antlay! I should have posted the following montage before those two in Part 3 🙁

Une fois au sommet de la colline, vous resté un moment sans rien dire,

That is, combining with the first montage in Part 3, the Japanese passage is

丘の上で、しばらく黙っていた大おじさまは、思いきったようにわたしの方を振り向くと、
「キャンディ……そろそろ、バッジを返してくれないか……」
ぎこちないほほ笑みを浮かべてそう言われたのですよね。

Candy Candy Final Story (Japanese)

Up on the hill, Granduncle, after keeping his silence for some time, spun around to face me as if he had made up his mind, “Candy… isn’t it about time to return the badge to me…?”
This was said with an awkward smile, don’t you agree?

La brise printanière a séché mes joues.
Le ciel bleu au-dessus de moi, mon prince à mes côtés…
Je goûtais cet instant de bonheur parfait quand le klaxon de la voiture de Georges, au pied de la colline, m’a ramené à la dure réalité. Peuh !

Candy Candy Final Story (French)

For the Japanese text and my translation/interpretation, please check my other post Lost in Translation (Part 5).

I can hardly believe it’s been a month already since I began working from home. I hope all is well with you. Since some of you admire Igarashi’s drawings, for your interest, you can check my friend’s Facebook page, Candy y Albert, el Príncipe de la Colina. This photo album shows Igarashi’s Artbook II, where you can see Candy Candy’s characters in colors. Also, the manga version was originally serialized in Nakayoshi magazine, and this photo album shows the magazine covers, the majority of which were Igarashi’s drawings of Candy. ❤️

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