Hana

Macaron


Of the sixth two kids, Macaron was a a stickler for perfection. He kept everything in perfect order, measured the exact amounts of what he needed (no more, no less), and held incredible pride in his signature dish: macarons. Not macaroons, mind you — that was his sister’s endeavor. No, he was the master of the macaron, the delicate and precise cookie that melts in your mouth! His fascination for the dessert made him a bit of an abnormality in the family: he didn’t make anything but macarons. Macarons of different flavors, though, were plentiful in his market. But that’s how he liked it: better to perfect one craft than to be average at many!

As the first brother, Macaron was notably arrogant because of his perfectionist behavior. Having the rare, lavish coat of his father only added to that attitude! He was known to be curt, and kind of an elitist about his craft, which left his sister apologizing on his behalf, lest they turn customers away due to his less-than-desirable attitude. But he couldn’t be like that for long; it wasn’t until she told him quite blatantly that he was the reason he wasn’t selling his desserts. Yes, they were delicious, but it’s more than just taste and presentation, it’s the personality too! That knocked Macaron off his pedestal and made him feel horribly embarrassed. The fact he was turning people away from his prize craft because of his behavior ashamed him greatly, and with a little care, he learned how kindness lasts longer than even the finest taste. He has his moments and he’s still working on some of his edges, but he’s much better than he used to be when he was younger. Most notably, he still tends to enunciate key words with enthusiasm.

Growing up with his sister was always a struggle, as the two of them would constantly get their names mixed up. Many a time he would have to insist, “It’s Ma-ca-ROHN, not Ma-ca-ROON!” He didn’t want to have his perfected image confused with his sister’s more… simple craft. But even so, he did still love her, even if he doesn’t tend to express it publicly. She is his sister, after all!

blurb by Alphazi
elemental divider by Mibella

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