I love what crk did with dark cacao and mystic flour (analysis?)

DUALNATURE

Quite interesting, right? Two different routes, both come with a price of their own. Everyone needs a little bitterness, and a little sweet break of escapism in their lives. All to a healthy, balanced extent. Resolution and apathy are equally horrible and clash in extremes, but great together in balance. Yin and yang. Even dark cacao cookie brought more balance to himself after awakening and understood the importance of a little break from the bitterness which we can see from his new lines. And even from how he realized that he should have given his son more love. His dragons also reflect the importance of balance and letting clashing values complement each other and unite their powers instead of pointlessly, endlessly tearing each other down. Just as complementary colors can be used to emphasize the more important parts of a painting or a design. Notice how the main colors of these two also complement each other? Dark and light of yin and yang aside, we can see purple and yellow. Cool, amirite? A warrior and a bodhisattva, the physical and the spiritual. Very cool indeed, if you ask me.

And so, that's my interpretation of the beautiful allegory behind these two characters. The topic is quite dear to me as someone who has had both mindsets. Which do I think is the best option? Depends on who you are, what you stand for, your circumstances, and so on. As in, a fluid balance. No need to adhere to anything strictly, for we are just as fluid and fleeting. Just don't force anything onto anyone the way our dear mystic flour cookie did, lmao. That's the only thing that makes her a bit of a villain in my opinion as her intentions were good and I'm not exactly against the concept of wanting to exit the cycle, even though nowadays I'm starting to believe it is rather impossible both physically and mentally. Anyways, thank you and wish you a lovely day, dear reader!