#that the meatlands and dairy islands etc etc were just as worth saving and having their place in the 'real' world

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The Sugar Plum Fairy's goals...

Completely understandable that they needed to be opposed, but I still don't see her as bad. She's just, well. Not human. As far as she can tell, she is making the best, easiest choice she can see for the people who matter most to her. There isn't anything wrong with wanting to be hidden, after seeing what has happened to those like you. In her own way, she is being exactly how she wanted to present herself to other people, kind and sweet, extending that desire and method of self-preservation to that which she considers worth saving.

And, to a being that is a living spell, why would it matter if all of Candia lost its physical place in the land of Calorum? Why would it matter if the people she was saving had to "die" in the process, when, as far as she can tell, they are still just as alive in the home she's made for them as they were in Calorum?

#dimension 20 #a crown of candy #a crown of candy spoilers #the sugar plum fairy #still tagging as spoilers just in case anyone else browsing the tag of dimension 20 is as late to the party as I am #idk I just think it would've been nice to latch on to the fact that she 'just wants to help' and to 'keep [them] safe' #show her how much saving the candia still in calorum meant so much more to them #show her how they didn't want to just save themselves but everyone else who had been beaten down by the church of the bulb #that the meatlands and dairy islands etc etc were just as worth saving and having their place in the 'real' world #saccharina probably wouldn't have been into it since the fairy is an aspect of the bulb but #sugar plum fairy would've been a really powerful ally if the party could be clever enough to turn her around/get brennan on board