The second essential addition was news that Susanna Marlowe died, and in the obituary Candy read that Susanna and Terry were never married. ( Edit 28 August 2017: thanks to Lady Gato, I noticed that Candy actually also wrote an unsent letter to Terry in the 1978/9 novel, but the tone of that letter was vastly different from her unsent letter to Terry in the CCFS 2010 hence I still think that Candy's unsent letter to Terry in the 2010 novel is very important). The letter basically admitted how much she still Theįirst essential addition was Candy’s letter to Terry, written a few years after Some essential additions, which basically rewrote the Candy-Terry romance. Novel followed closely the manga and anime versions, the novel also contained A sweet letter from Candy to the deceased Stair (Alistair) shows how important Alistair Cornwell still was for Candy, after all these years. The letter from Albert to Candy, explained how the 17 years old Albert met the six years Written between Candy and Albert (which, I suppose, made Albert-Candy shippersĬonsidered those letters as love letters), but there are letters from and to Candy’s Along with the narration, we can also read letters written by Candy or for Candy. Novel also has an epilogue, and in between the prologue and the epilogue, weĬan find a third person narration of Candy's life just as depicted in the manga and anime. Home, but she also knew that her husband wanted her to always be by his side. Candy wrote in her prologue letter that she wanted to visit the Pony Where a 30 years old Candy was reminiscing her old life from her new home inĮngland. Story novel has a prologue (unofficially translated by Self Taught Japanese), Unlike the manga version, Candy Candy the Final November 2010, a good nine years after the end of the lawsuit battle with herįormer illustrator, Nagita Keiko-sensei published the novelisation of CandyĬandy and called it “ Candy Candy the Final Story”.
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