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Benjamin is a supporting character in the fantasy world of Sugar Apple Fairy Tale. He is a fairy of short stature, easily identified by his green hair which features a distinctive pink accent on top. His typical attire consists of a light green coat worn over a white shirt, paired with blue pants and leather boots. A notable physical characteristic is that he is missing his right wing.
In terms of background, Benjamin is the worker fairy in the service of a silver sugar master known as Catt, whose real name is Alph Hingley. He is considerably old for a fairy, having lived for over two centuries, with some sources placing his age beyond 250 years. Benjamin works as a domestic helper, primarily taking care of household chores. He does this because his master, Catt, is described as a rather distracted person who pays little attention to such mundane tasks.
Regarding his personality, Benjamin is known for being extremely relaxed and easygoing by nature. He spends a significant portion of his time sleeping, which is a direct reflection of his calm and unhurried demeanor. Despite his sleepy disposition, he is a capable individual, particularly noted for his high level of skill in cooking.
Benjamin's role in the story is that of a minor supporting character. He is encountered by the protagonist, Anne Halford, and her companions during their travels. He provides insight into the life of a contented fairy, presenting a contrast to other fairies who may be desperate to regain their freedom. His key relationships include his bond with his master, Catt. He gets along relatively well with Catt and, more importantly, expresses a clear preference to remain with the confectioner. This decision is significant because, unlike his master, Benjamin actually knows the exact location of his missing wing. He chooses not to retrieve it, indicating that his life with Catt is satisfying to him. He also maintains a relatively good relationship with another fairy, Mythril Rid Pod, whom he has nicknamed Sulusulu.
Benjamin's personal development is subtle but meaningful. He serves as an example of a fairy who, despite having the knowledge and means to potentially regain his freedom, willingly chooses servitude because he has found a human master he respects and a lifestyle that makes him happy. His abilities are not combat-oriented; instead, they lie in domestic management, with a special emphasis on his excellent cooking skills, which he uses to maintain the household for himself and his master.
In terms of background, Benjamin is the worker fairy in the service of a silver sugar master known as Catt, whose real name is Alph Hingley. He is considerably old for a fairy, having lived for over two centuries, with some sources placing his age beyond 250 years. Benjamin works as a domestic helper, primarily taking care of household chores. He does this because his master, Catt, is described as a rather distracted person who pays little attention to such mundane tasks.
Regarding his personality, Benjamin is known for being extremely relaxed and easygoing by nature. He spends a significant portion of his time sleeping, which is a direct reflection of his calm and unhurried demeanor. Despite his sleepy disposition, he is a capable individual, particularly noted for his high level of skill in cooking.
Benjamin's role in the story is that of a minor supporting character. He is encountered by the protagonist, Anne Halford, and her companions during their travels. He provides insight into the life of a contented fairy, presenting a contrast to other fairies who may be desperate to regain their freedom. His key relationships include his bond with his master, Catt. He gets along relatively well with Catt and, more importantly, expresses a clear preference to remain with the confectioner. This decision is significant because, unlike his master, Benjamin actually knows the exact location of his missing wing. He chooses not to retrieve it, indicating that his life with Catt is satisfying to him. He also maintains a relatively good relationship with another fairy, Mythril Rid Pod, whom he has nicknamed Sulusulu.
Benjamin's personal development is subtle but meaningful. He serves as an example of a fairy who, despite having the knowledge and means to potentially regain his freedom, willingly chooses servitude because he has found a human master he respects and a lifestyle that makes him happy. His abilities are not combat-oriented; instead, they lie in domestic management, with a special emphasis on his excellent cooking skills, which he uses to maintain the household for himself and his master.